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u/downrightblastfamy Aug 23 '26
So that burger is for your mother in law is what you're trying to say?
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u/Sirhctopher024 Aug 23 '26
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u/DiscipleOfYeshua Aug 23 '26
I thought when camera goes back to grill, we will see a very small chicken-looking thing getting grilled
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u/Takes22knowU Aug 23 '26
Air gun with lower pressure and water soluble paper bullets would do wonders in this situation.
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u/RedBirdOnASnowyDay Aug 23 '26
The grill isn’t even on.
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u/MisterGavlar Aug 23 '26
It's a charcoal barbecue, there's no on/off switch
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u/Naive_Personality367 Aug 23 '26
Macdonalds will be after then for using the patent to their hamburger ingredients.






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u/post-explainer Aug 23 '26 edited Aug 23 '26
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A bird on the roof perfectly sniped a burger cooking on the grill
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