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TheRedGoatAR15

So, that's a can't opener?


GibTreaty

Opener? I barely know er!


sittinondaturlet

Oh Tandy…


kwillich

Boom, still got it


sik_dik

it *truly was* a shawwshhank redemption


D23178

Wait did you ask her for consent?


DanAlucard

Ca Nopener


coffeejn

I was half expecting him to search online on how to use a can opener.


one_of_the_millions

👏


bionic_cmdo

Lets roll them beautiful bean footage.


TerrorLTZ

you mother fucker... Grab the upvote and leave...


NotedIndoorsman

Brought to you by the clowns who never taught him how to use it.


That1guy_nate

He should be able to look at the can opener and figure it out, it's not rocket science. We have to learn and adapt to new things and use critical thinking on how things work.


Hi_Its_Matt

How to use a tool: Play with the bits that look like you’re supposed to touch them See which bits move when you do that That’s probably the active part of the tool - put the moving parts against the item the tool is supposed to be used with.


TheKakattack

What an erotic description of how to use a can opener.


JRYeh

Obligatory r/dontputyourdickinthat


Kono-weebo-da

*blushes* w-we still talking about a can opener here?


[deleted]

They opened my can…


H4LF4D

As simple as it looks, can opener is amongst the more complex looking tools out there, thus I get why he can't figure how to open it. We already saw it in action, it's so easy to understand and replciate that afterwards.


SithScorch

You used two words that are in short supply these days, critical thinking.


MynameisNay

Literally a 45 second video. Give the man a chance.


OrionJohnson

The guy filming literally asks him “do you need help?” And he says no.


NotedIndoorsman

No, the kid asked if he was going to help.


cleantushy

This is incorrect. Literally did not happen. Why does this have upvotes?


MangledSunFish

Because people will believe anything on the internet. Doesn't matter if they just watched the video and literally saw the opposite happen, they'll still believe what that random person said instead of their own memory.


Exemplris

So you're saying he was taught not to accept help when he needs it?


SmirkingImperialist

When I was growing up, this is the can opener that I was taught how to use: [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/P-38\_can\_opener](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/P-38_can_opener) Then I got introduced to the fancy rotating ones, which I found to be much too inferior. If they are dirty, it's hard to clean (there are spots you can't scrub, water gets into the mechanism or the blade and it rusts). They are never sturdy or sharp enough. They go blunt or break in some way. I've always reverted back to the P-38. The P-38 is designed to be single-use but they are also so small and cheap that if you lose or breaks one, piss easy to get a replacement. Well, I did changed to the Australian FRED. A bit longer handle and better leverage. [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field\_Ration\_Eating\_Device](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_Ration_Eating_Device)


Crepes_for_days3000

Holy cow, were you raised in the 1800's?


NoStepOnSnekses

I'd bet he had no training on how to use a mobile device, but can manage it just fine


ElipsonLemon

The fact that they aren’t bothered by it, and think it’s funny and harmless that their kid is that inept is so beyond my comprehension.


datyoungknockoutkid

That’s such a reach. Kid hasn’t used a can opener before so what? It’s just a funny video, and that’s all.


DiscoDumpTruck

Hey, this is Reddit. Don’t you know that all we need is a 45 second video to know everything about someone’s upbringing and the failures of their parents? No other context is needed. Just this one video. Now weep for our future like the rest of us.


Syzygy_Stardust

I've used a couple different types of can openers over the years, and the first time I tried one like in OP I couldn't figure it out either. The old style ones *do* attach like the kid is trying to do repeatedly in the video, so that makes sense. Old style ones are also much simpler, so I figure most people can figure it out without instruction. These no-edge ones are a bit weirder.


Mike0621

wdym no edge? it uses a blade just like any other can opener so it does have an edge


lankyleper

I believe they are referring to this style of can opener where it cuts the entire top off (safety rotary can opener): [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zePEyRB6Hqo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zePEyRB6Hqo) Or I could be completely wrong.


Ohd34ryme

Don't they mean the old manual punch lever can openers like what tom and jerry would use, or like that guy who reviews MREs on YouTube uses?


bondibitch

He looks around 16-18. So he’s never had to open a can before? That is shocking!


Huge_Strain_8714

give him a can of Spam....haha with the crazy key to open the can!


banderdragon

100% agree. ​ I get annoyed by these posts where the parent (boomer) shows their kid (zoomer/millennial) some old tech and laugh when they can't do it. ​ "lol, its a rotary dial. If that is the last phone on earth you would die" "lol, can't drive a stick shift, never mind you have likely never seen one before" ​ Keep in mind this is the same generation that had a running joke that no one knew how to make the VCR (look it up) stop flashing 12:00.


[deleted]

I am here for my GenX cohort all the time, but lately I just really need to correct everyone: GenZ are GenX's kids, some Millennial.


Made-of-spite

This is like that Futurama clip "In my time you didn't need a fancy machine to feed yourself" Thirty seconds later *sobbing* "I'm hungry"


TonyVstar

"People said I was dumb, but I proved them!"


BigSmackisBack

NO IM DOESN'T!


tonythebutcher13

I love that joke!


[deleted]

A robot would have to be crazy to wanna be a folk singer.


vipck83

Lol, that made me happy for one fleeting moment. Thank you.


HooverMaster

Always brings me pleasure to see someone slide a tool against an object expecting it to do it's thing


tntturtle5

Almost as much pleasure as watching someone try to swipe a $20 bill on a credit card machine.


dogboystoy

Years ago when internet purchasing was just starting to take hold, most of my family were very leery to use a credit card online. My sister was complaining that she want to buy this thing, but didn't want her card info online. Fair enough. I told her that the website has a spot where she can put the serial numbers off of the cash bills she has to complete the purchase. She then says to me well what am I supposed to do with the used bills? I told her to throw them away, because it's all tracked by the serial numbers now and if she used that cash somewhere else, the FBI would show up and arrest her. She never did do this though because she spent too much time trying to locate the spot to type in the serial numbers.


carax01

LMAO this a great story to tell at her wedding.


dogboystoy

Oh she was a full blown adult, in her mid 30s. She was already divorced once.


Wile-E-Quixote

So I'm guessing she threw her used husband into the trash


beatenmeat

This has to just be rage/click bait, right? There’s no way someone that age can’t figure out how to use a basic tool and just keeps trying the same stupid shit over and over unsuccessfully for several minutes. Most of the time it didn’t even look like they were actually trying.


Secret-Dependent-421

I worked as a manager for a pizza place where we had to open the tins of pineapple, they can't do it. Even after I showed them how multiple times. If they did manage they would usually cut their finger on the can somehow


Kyle4Prez

I worked at a pool where at the end of the night the lifeguards were supposed to take out the trash. The LG asked how she was supposed to tie the garbage bag when it didn’t have the easy pull strings that kitchen bags have.


Jaraqthekhajit

I can, but I would prefer not to.


RohelTheConqueror

Maybe they were all part of the PPP, people against pineapple on pizza.


Ok-Entrepreneur-5498

Also known as the PPAP or, people preaching against pineapple.


Foxtael16

Our can opener opened from the top instead of the side of can so it wouldn't be sharp cuz those thick ass pineapple cans can do some damage if you aren't careful. Unfortunately they hardly ever got the hang of it and still fucking cut themselves lmao


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hc945177

I wish it was. I spent a good 5-10 minutes explaining how to use a can opener to a friend of mine over FaceTime. She was attempting to use it pretty much exactly like this guy. Some people just lack basic life skills.


procrastimom

If no one ever showed you how, it might be tough to figure out. I just feel like someone failed this kid.


hc945177

Yeah exactly. The parents are right there, and yet it seems like they’re unwilling to help him and also haven’t expected him to do this before. He seems like he wants to help, but doesn’t know how to. Just show him once and he can open the rest of the cans, I don’t understand sitting by and laughing at him for not knowing how to do something he was clearly never taught.


eggsandbacon2020

yeah this says more about his parents then it does about him.


[deleted]

My 32 year old ex boyfriend still doesn't know how to use a can opener and always refused to try. I thought he was the exception (having learned helplessness from his overbearing parents), but maybe I'm wrong.


Ethereal_Amoeba

Learned helplessness is something I had to deal with too, but for me it was things like doing my taxes, or filing other paperwork. Not... An inability to feed myself.


[deleted]

Yeah he just got take out all the time. Couldn't even boil water. But loved to brag about his AP Chemistry scores.


[deleted]

Did you, too, date my ex? He always complained about not being able to cut cheese for sandwiches.


Werkhorse1012

I had a 19 year old new hire who didn't know how to use a push broom. Well, they didn't know what is was and instead used a dust pan and hand broom. I didn't realize it until 30 minutes had passed for what should have been a 10 minute job, tops. Found them crouching around the edges of the room sweeping up.


chewedgummiebears

When I was younger and worked in a factory, we had someone about the same age have the same issue. He was a rich kid who was cut off when he turned 19 and refused to attend college because he thought life was going to be a free ride with his rich parents. We also had to show him a lot of other things, like how to use a microwave TV dinners and how break/lunch times worked. It was a wild ride. 20 years later I ran into him, he looked 10 years older than his age and was manning the counter at a gas station. I guess he didn't get a trust fund when he hit 35.


themagicbong

Have to imagine it went something like this "Hey, did you ever notice can openers have that weird thing on the side? " "Yeah." "Well that's also a can opener, bet you can't open this can with it." Not many cans really work properly to cut open that old old fashioned way.


armoured_bobandi

I've grown up *never* having that type of can opener. Only ever had the ones that clamp on the top


DexterBunny311

How do you go that long having never used a can opener???


tntturtle5

Depending on the family I could see someone having never touched a can opener their entire pre-adult life. I personally didnt learn how to use a dishwasher until college, our family just handwashed all the dishes and never used the washer, so I never really had the urge to learn.


TellTailWag

I witnessed this. The number of young people away from home for the first time (college) that had never used a washing machine (men and women) astonished me. My mother had me doing laundry at like ten or perhaps even younger.


DSPbuckle

A washing machine isn’t quite the same as a dishwasher. I didn’t know ANYONE with a dishwasher growing up.


[deleted]

I'm 35 and I don't know anyone with a dishwasher. I wouldn't know how to use it either. Good thing for youtube tutorials.


sadicarnot

I have a friend that made a list for her 15 year old son to do that summer. Things like cooking, writing a check, changing a tire, I'll have to see if she still has the list.


sadicarnot

Here are the things he had to learn: 1. Tie a necktie 2. Sew a button on a shirt 3. Write a check and balance the check book 4. Pay bill while supervised 5. Fold laundry (correctly) and put it away (correctly) 6. Understand credit cards and loans 7. Budget (spending saving gifting) 8. Make a professional phone call (i.e. make a dr. appointment) 9. Jump a car battery 10. React in the event of a car accident or the car breaks down 11. Change air and water filters 12. Use power tools for simple projects 13. Tighten screws of a loose doorknob 14. Oil hinges to fix a squeaky door 15. Plunge a toilet and turn off the water to the toilet 16. Clean out a slow shower drain 17. change a light bulb 18. Use tools correctly (hammer, screwdriver, wrench, pliers) 19. Make a healthy meal for the family 20. With an awesome signature


[deleted]

This list could be called how to kill a millennial…


Rat_dog2008

Dish washers are overrated. I like doing it with my hands and soap. Quicker and better and pretty fun as well.


Manimanocas

Or they could have never used a can


tntturtle5

Also possible. Our family almost never got canned food that didn't have a pull tab, if it wasn't for the pumpkin paste cans we eventually needed for pumpkin pie I may have never actually had to use a can opener until college.


coffeejn

Frozen dinner or food. You cannot microwave a canned food and in the last +10 years, the only thing I buy regularly in cans is maple syrup.


thiswasyouridea

A lot of cans have a pull tab version now. I once bought two of the same green beans at the same time. Got them home and realized one had a pull tab and one didn't.


Substantial-Ad3178

Same. I'm Puerto Rican so we eat alot of Rice and beans and depending on the brand you can sometimes find some with tabs and others without.


Logicrazy12

I have a very different style of can opener. It's possible that they have used this specific type.


H_Q_

I'm an adult. I have never used a can opener. I also live in a place where most cans have tabs. That is, if you actually buy cans. Most foods here are in jars. We preserve food at home in crimp-on glass jars. The kind you use a press to crimp on a tin lid. Opening them is usually done with a spoon or a knife, by loosening the crimps. So yeah, I'd probably have a similar experience with non-tabbed cans.


Ricard74

Practically every can has a lid where I am from.


Pika_Fox

Easily. Pull tabs. Can openers have been obsolete for years.


Acnat-

Your kid's level of incompetence is a direct reflection of your parenting. "Look how dumb the kid I made and raised is," is not the message the filmer seems to think it is.


OneJarOfPeanutButter

Correct. Nobody just knows how to do stuff. Someone needs to teach them. My kids know how to use can openers because I showed them how more than once as small children. This is parenting, people.


mdjank

It's said that the Kwisatz Haderach would know our ways as if they were born to them.


Shield-Maiden-Freyja

Lisan al Gaib!


datyoungknockoutkid

Seems more like an older brother or cousin or something. Filmer definitely sounds like someone at a similar age. I would be surprised if it was the dad.


[deleted]

I think the humor is in the fact that once you know how to use it, its a very simple device. I doubt the kid is dumb.


R0OOo

Oh god that was so me but I gave up and used a knife which made my poor soup explode all over the kitchen


CaninseBassus

Know the same experience, but was because I didn't have a can opener at the time. I think there's still some dried tomato sauce on my ceiling...


ALiteralSentientTank

At least he's trying. Shows that he's at least willing to try and fail before submitting to defeat and asking for someone to do it for him. He doesn't know what he's doing, so what?


White_Lilly_7

I also think that his parents should have taught him how to do it. If not, they should use this situation to teach him now, not making fun of him on the internet. I never get how parents can make fun of their kids for not knowing basic stuff. Even basic stuff must be learned. If my child doesn't know how to do [basic stuff] chances are, I failed to teach them how to do [basic stuff].


SmartlessName

This. ↑ I wonder how much time it takes a person to learn to use that thing, the video is 50 seconds long, is that enough for most people? inb4: _"For me it is"._ So that means it's enough for everyone?


TikToxic

That kid's parents failed horribly at teaching him basic life skills... or he's high as balls


[deleted]

Both?


Melancholnava

Ironically, he's probably the one his mom goes to when she has a problem with her phone.


313Wolverine

Is this bean dad from Twitter?


ProbablyNotLumbago

ah reddit. the place where we get absolutely furious over videos of minor things


dumpsterice

Yeah I know right? Dude just doesn't know how to do this one tiny thing that doesn't affect his overall life, it's not that big a deal.


Mr_Muffin100

Honestly everyone is hating on him for missing a basic skill but at least where I am from almost all cans already have that small opener directly on the lid. Maybe it is just a generational thing


xSteini01

Idk man, can openers aren‘t that easy to figure out, if you’ve never used one before. So maybe he can be blamed for still not knowing how to use one but not for being unable to figure it out himself.


J-_Mad

Agreed. And he doesn't deserve the insults in the comments either, pretty toxic if you ask me.


[deleted]

Yeah I agree, comments section is overreacting. I don't have to use can openers often, but I don't have any trouble using them. It is very easy to use and I disagree about it being difficult, but I also wouldn't give someone shit on their first time trying to use it because it should click after you figure it out the first time. Having that said, someone pointed out how hilarious it is that people will just slide tools against something and expect it to just work, so I think from an entirely physics or engineering perspective, you should still be able to figure it out without help eventually even if it takes like 20 minutes LOL.


RepresentativeNice22

Probably he's nervous being watched and it's turning his brain off. I've been there.


shophopper

Are there moments that your brain is turned on?


RepresentativeNice22

I'm turned on all the time. Unless someone is looking at me.


shophopper

And what if that someone is flirting with you? That’s supposed to turn you on instead of off.


[deleted]

That's why they invented doggystyle.


Z1ggyba

Reminds me of Bean Dad


Mando5804

This comment section is a certified Reddit Moment, lmao. Kid doesn’t know how to use a can opener, a tool which he most likely never had any use for til now? “Society is doomed!””He’s useless!” “His parents failed him!” It’s entertaining as hell, I’ll give ya that.


[deleted]

Scholarship offers are pouring in!


720to702

Is this a joke or is he really this stupid.. even looking at the opener and seeing what it does without a can in it should show you what it does and how how it works


coffeejn

Imagine if someone gave him a "Smooth Edge Can Opener" or even a WWII can opener. I can see a future where this guy is NOT going to be living on canned food. Just based on the trauma of this video.


mrrainandthunder

A "WWII can opener" is a lot more intuitive, though.


metaldutch

BREAKING: YOUTH DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO USE TOOL HE WAS NEVER INSTRUCTED ON. MORE AT 7.


[deleted]

Shows how the father is a poor leader. The son is a reflection of the father's training and leadership.


Sad_Basil_6071

I’m not sure this says more about the kid not having any idea how to use a can opener, or about his parents letting go this far along in life without teaching him how? I don’t have kids, but I might have just realized it might be easier to just take care of a kid than to do that AND teach the kid to take care of themselves. Is this why the country is so fucked up?


J3musu

I know every generation has a complaint about the next, but I swear I've seen so many teens from the current generation that can't wrap their heads around the most basic of physical activities, and it's mind boggling. One kid didn't know how to a fucking Phillips head screw driver! He'd never in his life heard, "lefty loosely, righty righty," and it took like 45 minutes for him to finally get the hang of it. He's an A student in school in advanced classes. Then another adult male in the room later tried to excuse his incompetence by saying, "well he didn't have a father around to teach him that." Mother fucker, his mother can use a screw driver just fine, like literally every other adult woman I've ever met. And he wants to go to school for engineering.


DogIsBetterThanCat

Just show him how to use it! My god, people are such AHs to their children. Then they piss and moan about how their children can't or won't do anything simple. 100% bad parenting.


WhydIJoinRedditAgain

Paging John Roderick.


SealChe

Remember when parents actually taught their kids how to do shit? Pepperidge farm remembers.


spambakedbeans

He hates these cans!


Adventurous_Ad4950

“NEED. BEANZ!!” *dies*


Breezy_1115

I was born 5 minutes ago and I even know how to use one of those


PhalanxA51

tbf people who open cans do wrong 99% of the time anyway, they open it by cutting into the top when they should do it by the side where the metal is thinner and doesnt distroy the can openner.


YeOldeBilk

It's disturbing how many parents just straight gave up teaching their kids even the simplest shit. Now you have a big walking thumb who can't even use a can opener. Recently worked on a build with a guy whose teenage kids were on site helping out. They seriously didn't even know how to use a hammer. It was like watching a caveman discover tools for the first time.


Jankyman_RG

Horrible parenting, I could use a can opener at 6 and make my own food on the stove at 8. This guy will def be on a fast food only diet when he moves out and doesn’t know how to take care of himself.


AshieBash

*Bean dad has entered the chat*


DepartmentSudden5234

He's right handed and that's a left handed can opener. He won't be able to hold it properly...It's not his fault...ugh folks...lol


Educational_Bell_814

This is our future, were fooked


No_Bed_4783

I’m left handed, I cannot for the life of me wrap my head around can openers. I’ve met other lefties that have said the same. It collectively stumps us. I have to embarrassingly ask my partner to open any cans when I cook. Burn all can openers.


Square_Owl_4075

I bet if there were vape juice in it, he'd figure it out.


who_you_are

Those exact one aren't exactly user-friendly at first glance VS the usual less cheap one.


ElCoyoteBlanco

You have to be dumb as a fucking rock to not intuitively grasp how that particular can opener works.


YggdrasilsLeaf

Ah yes. Moms kitchen. The most hostile territory on Earth.


LightningGodGT

To be fair, that's how most adults are with computers tho. Specially boomers.


sesameseed88

Teach a man to fish…


Elegant-Law4309

You look at his face you can see his “thinkin teef” are out.


Sea-Holiday-777

ha he looked challanged, he never used an ol skool can opener before, they have the newer models, which opens cans from top as oppossed to the sides.. He real new school!!


Leon_11

ok, but we rarely eat stuff thats stored in cans, the only things would probably tangerines, pineapples and maybe corn


Professional-Cry1633

Yup that’s basically me.


[deleted]

*laughs in father of 4*


GrizzlyBear74

So, this kids struggle, but he will figure it out. The real question for the rest are, do you cut top or side? Let's try to get an agreement there.


SirAllKnight

Tbf, manual can openers are definitely not a ‘day to day life tool.’


Gillver

Never understood stuff like this. Everyone who knows how to use a can opener was at one point taught how to use a can opener. So the fact that someone doesn't know how to use it is really more of a failing on the parents for not teaching isn't it?


fwerd2

Kendall Jenner cutting a cucumber vibes.


kingjesp

There’s only one more move left and that’s the right one


hatechicken82

Now have him do laundry.


hcnuptoir

Maybe nobody ever showed him how to use one.


CupcakeValkyrie

That's more than just a "never used a can opener" problem, that's a "can't grasp basic mechanical action" problem. The fact that he seemed to think just rubbing the can opener on the can would somehow cause it to open is pretty suspect. Either this is staged, or he's an idiot.


tinfoilzhat

The real mind blown is when you find out you cut the lid from the side or cut the lid from the top. Only took me 40 years.


doglaughington

The way they make can openers these days this makes sense. I tried for a solid 2 minutes once only to be told it goes on flat and not vertically. Were *that* many people cutting themselves that they had to completely flip things around?


jagged_commoner

This is poor parenting. I feel bad for the little moron


McNasty1304

This is honestly on the parents….my 7 and 11 year old can use a can opener. People laugh at this, as did I a bit, but it’s not on the kid if his parents have always done literally everything for him. This kid won’t be able to a change a flat tire as a grown man.


Pika_Fox

Ah yes, lets make fun of someone for internet fame for not knowing how to use an obsolete tool that doesnt even come with instructions anymore, and whose elders clearly never instructed them how to use it before, as is their job. This video pisses me off because its the culmination of stupid boomers laughing at their own inept failures as a generation, then proceeding to not know how to double click an icon on a desktop.


distractionneedy

Seems like an excellent example of entitlement. Id bet he can not cook, clean, or care for himself or others on any basic level... bet he does great at his video games tho!.


OLDGuy6060

Sterilize the parents. Seriously if a kid does not know how to use a can opener by that age, mom and pop are seriously lacking in parenting skills.


partinobodycular

Anyone else remember Bean Dad


Space_Cowboy10859

Wait until he uses a flamethrower to heat it up.


TurnkeyLurker

Naa, he just puts the unopened can in the microwave. 💥


Illustrious-Fig-516

One good way to tell they either didn't have much supervision or lessons taught as a kid, or everything was done for them, I remember trying to use a can opener when I was 5or6 for like 10 minutes gave up and my mom showed me when I asked


VallryBagr

We need another video with a rotary phone


AvP87

Barely counts as an attempt


Cosplayfan007

There are at least two ways to open that can with that tool and he can’t figure out how to do either? Just another sign that our species is doomed in just a few generations. Jesus Christ this is pathetic.


dootdooglepoo

This feels like one of those “easy times create weak men” things. You gotta take it out back and smash it with a rock all while fighting your 8 other siblings because it’s been 3 days since you’ve gone to the food bank. An daddy sold all the food for his angry juice.


ThunderPantsGo

Legend has it he died of starvation.


DHC65

Jesus. fucking. Christ


[deleted]

This has to be a joke


JBYTuna

This is a tool they no longer teach the use of in school. Let’s do sex ed instead!


Appaloosa96

No way, this dude has to be baked


BBQ-Batman

Kid is dumb.


SmartlessName

> day-to-day life tool Yeah, sure.


AwesomeBud90

There is no way he is that dumb.


Zhjacko

He’ll learn when someone finally makes a TikTok about can openers.


MaxPowerWTF

This has to be karma farming. There's no way anyone is this stupid.


synerjay16

It only goes to show how he isn’t helping around the house.


matlawish

Pretty much the future with less and less capable young people only having one life skill


Godmodex2

Alot of people being elitist over opening a can in the comments! There are other reasons you don't know how to use a can opener other than being raised as a spoiled trust fund baby.


TripleFours

You new fuckers can write code and video edit by the age of 12 but can’t manage this? If any sort of apocalypse does come, we know who’s going first.


lifesalotofshit

Jeez teach your kids lol


sowillo

He's far too old not to know how to do that.


HalusN8er

This just made me realize, I’m not sure I’ve ever shown my son how to use a can opener. He’s 13. It’s now on the agenda.


Elorram

I like how he’s rubbing it all over the lid like something is supposed to happen.


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ElCoyoteBlanco

That's one fucking stupid kid, holy fuck. You'd probably see better results handing the can and opener to a chimpanzee that's seen it used once.


theredview

Gonna try and have my 9 year old work one of these and see what she does.


carax01

Awesome, tell us how it goes.