Reviewing 2 Bella Egg Cookers and the Hamilton Beach Dual Breakfast Sandwich Maker
Reviewing 2 Bella Egg Cookers and the Hamilton Beach Dual Breakfast Sandwich Maker
What a disaster, 2 guys drinking and cooking eggs in egg cookers and a sandwich maker. Hot dropped eggs, burned hands and Jeff eating eggs like he is at the county fair in an eating contest is what you will see in the episode of The Man Show Live.
The guys manage to cook eggs and give the devices a thumbs up. But when they try to cook more the devices fail!
The truth is, the guys may have been too drunk to realize that they never refilled the cookers with water, so there was no steam to cook anything. But of course they blame the appliances like true manly men.
You might think after doing this so many times they would get good at it, but no, they seem to make the same man mistakes again and again.
At least they are entertaining according to their moms.
The Hamilton Beach Sandwich Maker proves to be too much for the dog poop guy and bites him back as he tries to use it in reverse.
It actually may be a little harder to show how to use an appliance on a live show than we think. But lets not give the guy too much credit, he did try to drink dog poop through a lifestraw. Which does not seem like the smartest thing in the world.
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