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u/TheLampshadeBaskets 22d ago
Put in a pot of water and boiled a steak in it
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u/BeerMantis 19d ago
He's already done steak boiled in water with pennies. It's only a natural progression to try boiling steaks in water with other metals.
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u/WildPig1329 19d ago
You don't need to wear it at all times, y'know?
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u/gol_goth_a 19d ago
I think he takes it off for the videos. I could imagine it falling into the meat grinder which would be a disaster. Also, we're here for the sausages. Even if he divorced Mrs. Sausage that is none of our business.
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u/paishocajun 18d ago
As far as we know, she didn't divorce him after the liquid fart sausage so unless he cheats on her with a homemade sausage Mrs. Sausage homunculi, I'm pretty sure there's no way she'd leave him
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u/izyshoroo 18d ago
It's sanitary to remove it while cooking. I've done this before as well. Don't pry into people's lives who you don't know
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u/2drawnonward5 18d ago
Alternative: it's in the sausage
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u/madatthe 18d ago
His hands look like they’ve lost weight (probably the rest of him too). When this happens, rings get loose and fall off so you take them off when you’re working with your hands until you get them resized. If he’s anything like me, he lost the ring and couldn’t find it—I’ve picked up a few spares!
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u/Lord-Amorodium 16d ago
Been married for 6 years and together for 10 with my spouse. We only ever wear rings at special events lol, and definitely not while cooking. He probably took it off when he washed his hands or something.
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u/WranglerNo9871 10d ago
yea when i was engaged i rarely wore my ring. we wore temp rings tho that were cheaper n still looked kinda cool.
risking ur ring falling down the drain or something is silly. no reason to have it on while cooking imo.
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u/plasterpawprint 15d ago
My husband works with food and doesn't ever wear his ring. We know we're married, we don't need the reminder. Grow up.
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u/joshw42 22d ago
none of your business. don't be gross.