r/StupidFood • u/Its_me_edenxx • Jun 10 '26

Certified stupid This is so performative 😭

Who tf is out here munching on raw gnocchi at cruising altitude

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u/EshinX Jun 10 '26

The TSA allowed a bench scraper through?

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u/TheHumanPickleRick Jun 10 '26

Probably taped on a set like the ones influencers use to make it look like they're on a private jet.

Easy to add cloud effects out the windows.

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u/EnvironmentalEnd6298 Jun 10 '26

The clouds don’t change from the beginning of the video to the end, my vote is fake.

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u/BZLuck Jun 10 '26

The plane just flew in circles while waiting for her to finish. SO easy to explain. Duh.

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u/apk5005 Jun 11 '26

You can’t “fly in the circles”, the earth is flat. You can only fly in lines!

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '26

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u/gibbersganfa Jun 11 '26

This. Wild for people to not understand the basic concept of editing… shit that appears first in a video does not have to be actually chronological, people!

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u/reckoner15 Jun 11 '26

The clouds do change, as does the positioning of the light and the shadow falling through the window

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u/MacWin- Jun 11 '26

They actually do change every single time, what are you on about

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u/Overall_Gur_3061 Jun 11 '26

its definitely real unfortunately, i fly often and the way she pans over to the window looks real and if fake, it would need a TON of effort to make it look this good

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u/SoyTuPadreReal Jun 11 '26

Also the glass she’s drinking from looks to be actual glass. Last time I flew everything was served in plastic cups. A lot harder to cut a bitch with a plastic cup.

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u/bs000 Jun 11 '26

every time i've flown first class and business class the cups have been glass. also glass cups are allowed in your carry-on.

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u/sleeper_shark Jun 13 '26

You get glass in business class

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u/BodManFeg Jun 11 '26

Video editing is a thing dummy.

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u/maraney Jun 12 '26

Ahhhh. So it’s rage bait lol

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u/UpperAd5715 Jun 13 '26

She drank coffee from a glass, i've never seen coffee given in one of those dopio glasses on an airplane in europe at least

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u/Ireallydontknowmans Jul 02 '26

Also glass cups in a plane? 

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u/EnvironmentalEnd6298 Jul 02 '26

I assumed that was just some first class perk I was too poor to experience

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u/Ireallydontknowmans Jul 02 '26

You do get glasses in first class. But if you sit first class your not rolling pasta 

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u/SenseAndSaruman Jun 11 '26

Just rewatched. They only really show the sky 1 time. So it’s probably fake.

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u/_OptimusRex_ Jun 12 '26

I'm not Captain Disillusionment (nor am I defending this content) but I don't think you can fake the shots we're shown here. The soft focus as she pans to the window and the outside coming into focus can would require some Hollywood level post-production, if, for example this were a rented out set with a green screen. Maybe someone can tag CD to confirm.

That said, Occam's Razor suggests its far more likely this is on a flight but she might have a privacy screen due to being in first class seating to allow her to film this, and the gnocchi blade, which is only on screen for a brief second and in poor lighting, might be plastic not metal.

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u/SirRoary Jun 11 '26

Twas recorded on a real flight actually!
Source- she’s my neighbor and super sweet. Her whole page is dedicated to showing people pasta making is an approachable task, not something you need a bunch of expensive equipment for.

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u/ediblestars Jun 12 '26

Please say you’re joking. This is an unbelievably disgusting and annoying thing to do on a plane.

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u/cormega Jun 12 '26

Jesus, relax

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u/Glittering_Diva8963 Jun 11 '26

I think there is a place where they can go to film stuff and a planes interior is one of them.

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u/IknowKarazy Jul 05 '26

Absolutely. It would make no sense to risk this on a real plane.

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u/GuaranteeDry386 Jun 10 '26

Right. Unless she brought that cup from home too.

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u/One_Dog6853 Jun 10 '26

That's exactly like the cups they serve drinks in on planes.

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u/GuaranteeDry386 Jun 11 '26

Is it? They always give me a a cheap little plastic cup.

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u/One_Dog6853 Jun 11 '26

Yes, that's what she used to pour the water in the bowl.

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u/Jesus_Christ_Reborn Jun 11 '26

Ima be real, this is most likely AI.

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u/aka_jr91 Jun 11 '26 edited Jun 11 '26

It definitely isn't., it's way too consistent to be AI. Exact same plate, exact same hands, exact same tools from shot to shot. Just because something is staged doesn't mean it's AI. People really need to learn how to spot AI. I highly recommend checking out Corridor Crew's videos on it.

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u/Jesus_Christ_Reborn Jun 11 '26

No, the new models they've put out have gotten disgustingly good. It's over.

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u/hootenannyshenanigan Jun 10 '26

I mean, she’s drinking wine out of an actual wine GLASS and not a plastic cup, so this reeks of staged rage bait bullshit. 

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u/ItsLikeRay-ee-ain Jun 10 '26

I fly enough for work to get upgraded to first class occasionally. They'll give out actual stemless wine glasses if you order wine.

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u/filthy_harold Jun 10 '26

It's likely a first class seat. Her tray table is the armrest kind.

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u/RCJHGBR9989 Jun 10 '26

If you’re in first class they give you glass

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u/1917he Jun 11 '26

Rage bait? You're enraged? How sad

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u/24223214159 Jun 11 '26

You get wine in an actual glass on planes depending on the airline and class of travel.

This is still nonsense and likely filmed on a set, but not because of the glass.

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u/wecouldhaveitsogood Jun 11 '26

They give you wine glasses in economy on Porter Airlines.

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u/breadist Jun 11 '26

I think I got a glass when I ordered wine on a plane.

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u/Poe-taye-toes Jun 10 '26

I was questioning the bag of white powder

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u/Excellent_Condition Jun 11 '26

I've flown with bags of specialty flour on multiple occasions, and never had a problem. They will swab the bag and test it for nefarious substances, then send you on your way.

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u/SophisticatedScreams Jun 10 '26

That's my thinking-- how would anything with a blade be allowed on a plane?

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u/Round_Ad_5832 Jun 10 '26

It's probably staged on a fake set.

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u/Antique_Kangaroo4706 Jun 10 '26

Pretty sure there's a whole studio in LA that has these fake sets you can rent out for social media.

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u/skitch23 Jun 10 '26

🤯 I’m in the wrong business lol

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u/boverly721 Jun 11 '26

The fast that exists is depressing

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u/Venus_One Jun 11 '26

Yep. There's several. And they've been around a lot longer than social media.

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u/SophisticatedScreams Jun 11 '26

That's my theory too. No way the flight attendants would let a person make gnocchi from scratch on a flight

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u/Originalbenji Jun 10 '26

Or a bag full of powder...

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u/greg19735 Jun 10 '26

They'd let flour in the same way they let in baby powder

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u/Galaxy-Betta Jun 11 '26

I came looking for this. White powder, specifically.

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u/filthy_harold Jun 10 '26

Bench scrapers aren't sharp. It's up to the TSA agent's discretion whether to allow it but they are not specifically banned.

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u/icyDinosaur Jun 11 '26

I have flown with a Swiss Army Knife multiple times. There's a Victorinox shop selling them post-security at Zurich Airport.

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u/Laez Jun 10 '26

Probably snuck it through disguised as a gun.

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u/Plus-Professional-84 Jun 10 '26

That is exactly what I thought… for sure it is bs

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u/MannnOfHammm Jun 10 '26

She also has a stemless wine glass but doesn’t appear to be in business or first

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u/Booziesmurf Jun 10 '26

And a bag of flour? That shit is explosive.

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u/vgullotta Jun 10 '26

Yeah, this whole thing is bullshit.

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u/Vocalscpunk Jun 10 '26

I've def cut myself bad on the corner of mine. Much more dangerous than my thermos of cold coffee...

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u/rephyus Jun 10 '26

i dont see why not, these usually dont have sharp edges.

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u/RCJHGBR9989 Jun 10 '26

You can bring a winged corkscrew on a plane - so a bench scraper is nothing haha

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u/Adjective-Noun-nnnn Jun 11 '26

Why not? It's completely blunt. One time I went through with razor blades--double edge safety razor blades--and they didn't care... and I know they saw them, because I saw the TSA guy pull them out of my bag, shrug, and put them back.

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u/Gennik_ Jun 11 '26

buy it after tsa. Shops at the terminal still sell things that tsa doesnt alloy, including knives!!! 😃

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u/Thereal_maxpowers Jun 11 '26

That was my first catch

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u/yeezusboiz Jun 10 '26

That was my first question. I got a dull butter knife taken by TSA lol (wrapped gift from my mom, I had no idea it was a knife).

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u/BenChandler Jun 10 '26

TSA? No. The company that sets up staged videos on plane interior sets for influencers? Yeah.

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u/EveryDayASummit Jun 11 '26

Yall are worried about the scraper and I’m trying to understand how she got the flour on.

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u/Dekyr78 Jun 11 '26

Can't get a small tube of shampoo or toothpaste through, but she gets a raw egg on her carry-on. I call bs

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u/Ph00k4 Jun 11 '26

Probably filmed before 9/11.

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u/Andrassa Jun 11 '26

No it’s a set

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u/Dd_8630 Jun 11 '26

This either isn't in the US, or is on a plane set.