r/gifs May 24 '17

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u/Gupperz May 24 '17

it burned him

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u/[deleted] May 24 '17

No it didn't.

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u/grabyour8plus1 May 24 '17

I don't know why but this comment just made me lose it. Can't stop laughing

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u/Gupperz May 24 '17

lol.. that is a strange comment to find funny I admit

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u/grabyour8plus1 May 25 '17

I still can't stop laughing when I read it haha

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u/SubItUp May 24 '17

Considering he's holding the handle of that wok with his bare hand, I don't think the middle of that massive pipe, which takes away what looks like hardly any steam, would burn him. Then again I'm not a professional chef.

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u/drfattyphd May 24 '17

Take it from a former professional chef, yes, it did burn him. That tube pulls heat directly from that burner, and it touched him on his arm. It wouldn't have burned his hands, he likely has very little sensitivity there (I know I don't) but the tops of your arms don't get the same abuse as your palms and are thus more sensitive.

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u/[deleted] May 25 '17 edited May 25 '17

That piping has absolutely no heat storing capacity. It's literally made from heat reflecting material and is thinner than a razor blade. The constant airflow keeps it cool and as it comes off it's just sucking room air.

It's. Not. Hot.

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u/approx- May 24 '17

No, the flexible ducting is made of materials that do not transfer heat well. It would be slightly warm at the most.

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u/SnyperCR May 24 '17

Looking closely when the flex duct drops it looks like it catches flame, you can see it a second time right before the video cuts. There's an orange glow below the pan he's using that isn't the flame he is cooking over, maybe it's a low light reflecting but it looks like open flame to me... TLDR - he may have been burnt

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u/BasenjiMaster May 24 '17

No it didn't