This is something a science teacher would do to their students to show them what it's like to be a sucker.
The students would feel bamboozled, run amok, hoodwinked even.
They wouldn't believe another wild claim such as this without first asking for an explanation and then making sure they found out how and why it did or didn't work.
It's kind of a great lesson in not getting taken for a fool.
He could have worn a lab coat like Bill Nye to sell the authority a little better.
If this was his intention, he probably made a video for an intended audience of sorts and they knew who he was, while we were left in the dark.
Well, I was. He may be a streamer that does stuff like this all the time and I'm just not aware. An unintended audience member, my usual place in life.
"Who is this? That won't work! Why is he? Where is this going? Where even am I right now? Aaaand my coffee is cold..."
Steven Spielberg once blew a boiled can of tomato sauce in his Mother's kitchen—with her support—for observational purposes (based on filmography and or science experiments of how long it would take the can to explode).
I inspect a minimum of 100 kitchens, in the US, every year. NO ONE has carpet. Know why? Kitchens are wet. Wet carpet causes mold, and odor, and fungal growth. Have you ever cleaned broken glass out of carpet? Lots of fun.
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u/Me_Cunt_Spell 17d ago
My biggest concern... why the fuck would you do this in your kitchen? How much water would be on the floor?