How Do These People Function? | Fennryn Reacts 

Fr true

Well.. come on now. There's always the odd pair of socks you don't need or want. Maybe the random tool you can use to do more work and make everyone else's lives easier.

@@decwow Now, I see your point, and totally agree with you as a dude who was raised primarily around women and always been expected to do every bit of hard work with absolutely zero appreciation for it, ever, buuuuuuut... I also REALLY like tools. Not that I've ever gotten any as a gift. Once again, proving OP's point.

I was thinking the same thing when during the dishwasher scene, the Dadvocate has an amazing explanation for that

Yeah, it's great little series.

and we never saw wat she gave him 🤔

Oh lord... here we go again...

My ex wife was the one that loaded the dishwasher like that.

That's the way it is in my household.

yeah, you need the situational context. Maybe he's never had one or been taught to use it right, or maybe hes pulling the same stunts I did with mom at 15 when I didn't want to do chores. We really can't pass judgement. Except for icecream cone guy, he's deranged.

I agree. People complain about weaponized incompetence too much. Often one partner just doesn't know better, or does a good job but does it differently.

@@avroarchitect1793 Considering that so many people nowadays can't even tell the difference between a boy and a girl, I think that not knowing how to best use a dishwasher is definitely the more likely of the two. Hell, I grew up in a house without a (working) dishwasher, then grew up to live in an apartment without a dishwasher. I know how because I still used them at other people's houses, but it's not too far fetched for someone to make it to adulthood without knowing how to use one properly. Hell, most people that DO know how to use one correctly don't even know that you need to clean the dishwasher itself on occasion. While someone being dumb may frustrate me, I don't know why someone's first assumption would be that said stupid person is being malicious, and this is coming from someone who's usually pretty quick to assume the worst of people.

Legitimately never thought of that. You're a genius!

@@darkenjm I cook most pizzas right on the rack. Never had a problem like this yet. There must have been a problem or hole in the crust.

I eat a lot of frozen pizza and the vast majority say to cook direct on the rack in the instructions.

@@Wynn_Silver I presume they let the pizza thaw instead of cooking from frozen

Nope. I've tried on multiple occasions from frozen, even with my freezer usually being set to a lower temperature than the manufacturer generally recommends, and every time they sag pretty freakin' bad. Not THIS bad, but still bad. Which is why I think it's ridiculous that they removed the cooking instructions for cooking on a baking sheet from the back of the box. Personally, I have a couple of pizza pans, just because I like pizza, as any upstanding individual should.

For real, I only keep my pans in the oven.

I think I need a Hep A, B, and C cure just reading this.....

Welp. Time to go lick the gum wall!

I think that might have been a thawed frozen pizza that got soggy before it was put in the oven.

@@maxpowers9129 Meh, I've tried with them frozen rock-hard, and while not that bad, they usually sag WAY too much. Which is why I always give the instructions the finger and put it on a pizza pan.

Good to know that i'm a manly man.

that man is deranged.

Wipe it down or lick it? It needs to be wiped down either way.😂