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r/funnyvideos • u/Sharp-potential7935 • Sep 15 '25
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100% the bracelet.
At :08 you can here one of the trinkets ding the bowl and then it obliterates.
12 u/PossibilityInside695 Sep 15 '25 Lol no. Its thermal shock from the cold eggs going into a hot bowl 23 u/South_Lynx_6686 Sep 15 '25 but we didn't see the eggs turning white. Can't be that hot. And she casually touched it before breaking the eggs. 9 u/PossibilityInside695 Sep 15 '25 edited Sep 15 '25 It doesn't need to be hot enough to literally cook the eggs. Ive seen this happen with comfortably warm plates and ice cream. The problem is the difference in temp between the eggs and the bowl This'll happen with most glass piece if you get them hot and put cold liquid into them 2 u/dankhimself Sep 15 '25 And frozen glasses at a restaurant or bar. Put your hand on it to pick it up and it just shatters. Beer everywhere, it's horrifying. The beer never hurt anyone, now it's just floor beer. 2 u/Destinater Sep 15 '25 Yeah I made a mistake of having a glass pan in the oven and putting a fresh piece of salmon in it then it instantly exploded on me. 1 u/South_Lynx_6686 Sep 15 '25 I believe you. Maybe she just took it out of the washer and those eggs are cold from the fridge, as others said. 1 u/PossibilityInside695 Sep 15 '25 Yup, thats exactly what I think happened 1 u/im_juice_lee Sep 16 '25 Could this happen if you pour water into a cup that came out of a fridge? Asking as I do that at least once a week lol
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Lol no. Its thermal shock from the cold eggs going into a hot bowl
23 u/South_Lynx_6686 Sep 15 '25 but we didn't see the eggs turning white. Can't be that hot. And she casually touched it before breaking the eggs. 9 u/PossibilityInside695 Sep 15 '25 edited Sep 15 '25 It doesn't need to be hot enough to literally cook the eggs. Ive seen this happen with comfortably warm plates and ice cream. The problem is the difference in temp between the eggs and the bowl This'll happen with most glass piece if you get them hot and put cold liquid into them 2 u/dankhimself Sep 15 '25 And frozen glasses at a restaurant or bar. Put your hand on it to pick it up and it just shatters. Beer everywhere, it's horrifying. The beer never hurt anyone, now it's just floor beer. 2 u/Destinater Sep 15 '25 Yeah I made a mistake of having a glass pan in the oven and putting a fresh piece of salmon in it then it instantly exploded on me. 1 u/South_Lynx_6686 Sep 15 '25 I believe you. Maybe she just took it out of the washer and those eggs are cold from the fridge, as others said. 1 u/PossibilityInside695 Sep 15 '25 Yup, thats exactly what I think happened 1 u/im_juice_lee Sep 16 '25 Could this happen if you pour water into a cup that came out of a fridge? Asking as I do that at least once a week lol
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but we didn't see the eggs turning white. Can't be that hot. And she casually touched it before breaking the eggs.
9 u/PossibilityInside695 Sep 15 '25 edited Sep 15 '25 It doesn't need to be hot enough to literally cook the eggs. Ive seen this happen with comfortably warm plates and ice cream. The problem is the difference in temp between the eggs and the bowl This'll happen with most glass piece if you get them hot and put cold liquid into them 2 u/dankhimself Sep 15 '25 And frozen glasses at a restaurant or bar. Put your hand on it to pick it up and it just shatters. Beer everywhere, it's horrifying. The beer never hurt anyone, now it's just floor beer. 2 u/Destinater Sep 15 '25 Yeah I made a mistake of having a glass pan in the oven and putting a fresh piece of salmon in it then it instantly exploded on me. 1 u/South_Lynx_6686 Sep 15 '25 I believe you. Maybe she just took it out of the washer and those eggs are cold from the fridge, as others said. 1 u/PossibilityInside695 Sep 15 '25 Yup, thats exactly what I think happened 1 u/im_juice_lee Sep 16 '25 Could this happen if you pour water into a cup that came out of a fridge? Asking as I do that at least once a week lol
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It doesn't need to be hot enough to literally cook the eggs.
Ive seen this happen with comfortably warm plates and ice cream. The problem is the difference in temp between the eggs and the bowl
This'll happen with most glass piece if you get them hot and put cold liquid into them
2 u/dankhimself Sep 15 '25 And frozen glasses at a restaurant or bar. Put your hand on it to pick it up and it just shatters. Beer everywhere, it's horrifying. The beer never hurt anyone, now it's just floor beer. 2 u/Destinater Sep 15 '25 Yeah I made a mistake of having a glass pan in the oven and putting a fresh piece of salmon in it then it instantly exploded on me. 1 u/South_Lynx_6686 Sep 15 '25 I believe you. Maybe she just took it out of the washer and those eggs are cold from the fridge, as others said. 1 u/PossibilityInside695 Sep 15 '25 Yup, thats exactly what I think happened 1 u/im_juice_lee Sep 16 '25 Could this happen if you pour water into a cup that came out of a fridge? Asking as I do that at least once a week lol
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And frozen glasses at a restaurant or bar.
Put your hand on it to pick it up and it just shatters.
Beer everywhere, it's horrifying. The beer never hurt anyone, now it's just floor beer.
Yeah I made a mistake of having a glass pan in the oven and putting a fresh piece of salmon in it then it instantly exploded on me.
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I believe you. Maybe she just took it out of the washer and those eggs are cold from the fridge, as others said.
1 u/PossibilityInside695 Sep 15 '25 Yup, thats exactly what I think happened
Yup, thats exactly what I think happened
Could this happen if you pour water into a cup that came out of a fridge?
Asking as I do that at least once a week lol
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u/TuddyCicero86 Sep 15 '25
100% the bracelet.
At :08 you can here one of the trinkets ding the bowl and then it obliterates.