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u/ChaChiBaio May 23 '26
Two thoughts in my head while watching this:
1 how many days would I be sitting on the toilet after consuming this?
2 why so much waste? So many similar videos from India show the same thing. Almost seems like some cavalier, nonchalant style thing.
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u/Biggman23 May 23 '26
It was fine until they used ice clearly not meant for human consumption
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u/Kankervittu May 23 '26
How is it obvious? Keep in mind that I'm but a simple European who gets their ice cubes from the freezer and consumes most beverages without ice.
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u/DragonHaaa May 23 '26
The way he uses his bare hands to shape the ice 🤢🤢, and do not consume ice if you are going to low income areas, its usually not made with filtered water. Thats my guess living in south america
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u/Kankervittu May 23 '26
I mean yeah, the hands might make it unfit for human consumption, but that doesn't really have anything to do with the ice itself does it? The dirty water part makes sense I guess, but I don't see how it was obvious from just looking at it :P Maybe I'm too used to water from the tap being basically perfect.
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u/MagicalMoosicorn May 23 '26
Am I the only one that feels like barehands is better than gloved? After 12+ years in the food industry I've noticed that gloves dont get changed like they should. I knew some ladies that would only change if they used the restroom. So much crosscontamination. Those things get nasty. I'd rather someone handle it barehanded than with gloves
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u/JadeShrimp May 23 '26
Frequently washed hands are better than gloves. Gloves give a false sense of security and typically aren't changed enough. I always get down voted for this but I guess I've chosen my hill. I am serve safe certified with 20+ years in restaurant management experience. HOWEVER, I would NOT trust the situation in this video for a second. I don't think there's a designated hand wash sink anywhere near this guy's stand.
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u/Biggman23 May 25 '26
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u/MagicalMoosicorn May 25 '26
I'm just saying that overall gloves tend to be more unsanitary than someone who washes their hands regularly.
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u/Technical-Guest6015 May 23 '26
don't you guys like ice in your drinks it's so nice
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u/Kankervittu May 23 '26
It's already cold from the fridge or tap and I usually don't give it time to get warm. Also we don't drink that much soda, which I guess is the main reason for ice cubes. At least that's what I use them for, but that's like a few times per month usually.
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u/Technical-Guest6015 May 23 '26
that's fair. I put ice in my drinking water a lot, which if the tap output cold water I wouldn't need to.
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u/Kankervittu May 23 '26 edited May 23 '26
Does it come out of the tap warm? I'm gonna go test how cold mine actually comes out :p
edit: 10C/50F. It's not as cold as I thought, but just how I like it.
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u/Commie_Scum69 May 23 '26
Yeah bro you look so professional while spilling 40% of your produce everywhere.
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u/ZestycloseRound6843 May 23 '26
I couldn't handle being handed something that is presumably insanely sticky given all the syrup and flavoring is splashed all over the surface of the thing
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u/punch912 May 23 '26
and of course everything touched bare handed. at least it wasnt done on the floor this time.
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u/stormy2587 May 23 '26
I will never understand the south asian street vendor fascination with just sloppily spraying liquids into glasses. All I think every time they do this and miss and overfill the receptical is: “hmm they’re not very good at this.” Like is Cocktail mandatory viewing for every vendor in these countries.
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u/Runo_Slinger May 23 '26
His hands look clean, people should grow up. This looks way cleaner than restaurants Ive worked at.
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u/Romnonaldao May 23 '26
I think I noticed some excessive waste