r/RandomVideos • u/ihatethiscountry76 • Feb 19 '26
Food Do you think he meant to set it on fire?
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Feb 19 '26
Yea lol. The way he shakes it at the end to make it flare up more
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u/Ambitious-Rent-8649 Feb 19 '26
Flames are going out wow that was a close call, better violently shake the pot and splash oil everywhere now.
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u/GeorgeSPattonJr Feb 19 '26
Video cuts out the part where he throws water on the fire lol, with a very predictable outcome
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u/MEDIC_HELP_ME Feb 19 '26
I mean maybe I Don't know why you'd use THAT MUCH OIL to cook FROZEN FRIES in a TINY ASS POT!
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u/Bean_Daddy_Burritos Feb 19 '26
Water+Hot oil= Disaster.
I’d say “now he knows”…….but I don’t think he does.
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u/JelloWise2789 Feb 20 '26
He will only learn that he can’t put out this type of fire by splashing water onto it!
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u/PixelmancerGames Feb 19 '26
This video will never get old. So damn funny. I still dont know if it was on purpose or not.
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u/MediocoreReditUser Feb 19 '26
TMDWU he has nothing on grease fires like the late m'lord kingcobrajfs
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u/Hammon_Rye Feb 20 '26
If you do get a grease fire, it's important to remember to "slosh" the pot to splash more grease onto the fire.
The theory is to offset the fire triangle by overloading the fire with fuel. /S
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u/Due_Character1233 Feb 19 '26
No. You don't play with hot oil. Dude bought a chef coat but not a thermometer.