The consensus of opinion was that these were the most useless appliances ever made. They are too small, too slow and make more of a mess than they cook.
O course,Jeff goes off script making egg sandwiches because he know that Mr dog Poop has not been able to it so far.
He sucks down what he claims is the most beautiful sandwich in the world and he is not going to apply at McDonalds for a job because of his one success.
Mr Dog Poop struggles to make 3 waffles in an hour but does manage to make a potato pancake and a blueberry pancake.
These was not much for Fat Chris to eat because it took forever to make one waffle.
They did get a visit from Glen from Bullshit & Beer fame who was less impressed with the guys cooking ability than anyone.
But, this is what guys do, they make a mess and claim victory at all times even when it clearly was not a victory.
Nonetheless, it was another great episode of the Man Show Live.
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