Careercow Jack Russell Scalfani / Cooking With Jack / Jack on the Go Show / jakatak - YouTube "Celebrity" "Chef", Living Encyclopedia of Gluttony-Induced Maladies, Salmonella Elemental

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When will Jack drop dead?

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  • Jack lives forever. The Wendigo Must Consoom

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Updated the spreadsheet:

#Name
1The Rock Cookware Stainless
2The Rock Cookware
3Heritage Steel Cookware
4Granitestone Diamond Pan
5Copper Cookeware - Shineuri Company
6Pioneer Woman 10 pc Pots & Pans
7Calphalon Pots & Pans
8Rachel Ray Cookware
9Pantelligent
10Calphalon Ceramic Cookware
11NuWave 2 Induction (?)
12Orgreenic (2 times)
13Flip Jack
14Aukey Home Peek8
15Red Granite Cookware
 
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  1. Fat retard bathes eggs in butter because he wants to pretend his hoarding habit has value.
  2. Excuse to eat butter and pretend he has business connection #3,213.
  3. "Wow, this pan I got from *not chinese scam* are great! I got them and they worked"
  4. "Faggot" ~ Jack's Avatar on himself

There, that's my runthrough of this worthless video. It only deserves this much.

In all seriousness the only thing I'll add to this is that I suspect the only reason he got the red rockpans were to compliment whatever black rockpans he had left. I wouldn't be shocked he'd buy a whole crayola 24 set if the Chinese fly by night scams made more of the rockpans in color too.
 
"Hit that subscribe buh'um". Jack's total lack of shame while telling us about "Pull My Finger Santa" is almost enviable. He's pretty jacked up again, I suspect he's been downing some energy drinks before some of his recent videos.

Yet another utterly pointless "review" of more cheap gimmicky Chinesium marketed to suckers using a repurposed German brand. Fatty didn't even bother to read the product descriptions, the "wood" handles he raves about are just Bakelite with a wood-grain texture. Personally I think the red granite paint combined with the wood grain is pretty ugly. We get a series of completely pointless "tests" involving boiling water, cooking eggs in lube, and melting chocolate. Spoiler alert: it can boil water and cook eggs, but Jack just ends up burning the chocolate since he doesn't understand that Hershey bars aren't formulated for cooking with.

The Amazon reviews for these indicate that the paint has a tendency to flake off after a while, as you might expect from a gimmicky Chinese pan.

Also, it looks like we'll be getting live streams again, but only on Facebook.
 
Why a hardware store?
his brother works for do it best

although, jack seems to have a thing for selling his sauce at hardware stores. with the way his brain functions, he probably thinks he'll sell more at a hardware store because the "manly men" who shop there must love bbq too

like 4-5 years ago, jack had "the best bbq sauce you'll every taste" for sale at his local ace hardware store

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his brother works for do it best

although, jack seems to have a thing for selling his sauce at hardware stores. with the way his brain functions, he probably thinks he'll sell more at a hardware store because the "manly men" who shop there must love bbq too

like 4-5 years ago, jack had "the best bbq sauce you'll every taste" for sale at his local ace hardware store

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tbh most of these "manly men" just use some cheap shit from walmart. jack, no one will buy your overpriced sweeten ketchup. men dont got to hardware store to buy food.
 
his brother works for do it best

although, jack seems to have a thing for selling his sauce at hardware stores. with the way his brain functions, he probably thinks he'll sell more at a hardware store because the "manly men" who shop there must love bbq too

like 4-5 years ago, jack had "the best bbq sauce you'll every taste" for sale at his local ace hardware store

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The best you’ll every taste.
 
his brother works for do it best

although, jack seems to have a thing for selling his sauce at hardware stores. with the way his brain functions, he probably thinks he'll sell more at a hardware store because the "manly men" who shop there must love bbq too

like 4-5 years ago, jack had "the best bbq sauce you'll every taste" for sale at his local ace hardware store

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Seeing that bitmoji on his page makes me MOTI, but to use it to unironically market his sauces, wow. :story:
 
Seeing that bitmoji on his page makes me MOTI, but to use it to unironically market his sauces, wow. :story:
Well, when you think of it, you could either go with the obnoxious bitmoji, or you could see his actual face, downs soy scream and all since he can't smile like a normal human, as it gurgles "Feed My Face". Either way I'd 360 moonwalk away from that product.

But yeah, back to the red rock pan. Basically he's revealed that whenever he does these "Look at my toys!" videos, he's probably going to boil eggs, butter fry eggs, and burn chocolate in them from now on. So now you can just predict perfectly what he'll do when he moos and bleats about the new cookset he's going to hoard next when he wants to make a video on them because lazy.
 
his brother works for do it best

although, jack seems to have a thing for selling his sauce at hardware stores. with the way his brain functions, he probably thinks he'll sell more at a hardware store because the "manly men" who shop there must love bbq too

like 4-5 years ago, jack had "the best bbq sauce you'll every taste" for sale at his local ace hardware store

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Beef jerky makes sense as an impulse snack purchase. Who the heck is ever picking up BBQ sauce at a hardware store?
 
I must have been possessed by the wendigo because I made a chocolate mayonnaise cake last night. Comparing the ingredients with Jack's version I cant help but think that Jack's cake came out greasy and his frosting tasted like cloyingly sweet butter.
I also have fallen under demonic possession as I have made a chili using a seasonal beer. Unlike Mushbrain, I used a much milder chili pepper (dried New Mexico and roasted them when I added garlic and my other spices). I also used a delicious chocolate covered cherry beer from O'Fallon. The smell of the finished product is of a rich chocolate, and the chili is slightly sweet. Looking back I might use some dried ancho chilies for a little more spice.

I'm thoroughly convinced Jack has no tastebuds left if he can't make anything without a boatload of spices or heat.
 
I also have fallen under demonic possession as I have made a chili using a seasonal beer. Unlike Mushbrain, I used a much milder chili pepper (dried New Mexico and roasted them when I added garlic and my other spices). I also used a delicious chocolate covered cherry beer from O'Fallon. The smell of the finished product is of a rich chocolate, and the chili is slightly sweet. Looking back I might use some dried ancho chilies for a little more spice.

I'm thoroughly convinced Jack has no tastebuds left if he can't make anything without a boatload of spices or heat.
It's fascinating how Jack goes overboard with the ingredients he uses. He could've made his chili with 1 chipotle but he threw in half the can. He could've made the frosting with 1 stick of butter but used 4 instead. It's always been about quantity over quality with Jack. The fact that he can't taste anything but sweet, salty and spicy just aids his gluttony.
 
I also have fallen under demonic possession as I have made a chili using a seasonal beer. Unlike Mushbrain, I used a much milder chili pepper (dried New Mexico and roasted them when I added garlic and my other spices). I also used a delicious chocolate covered cherry beer from O'Fallon. The smell of the finished product is of a rich chocolate, and the chili is slightly sweet. Looking back I might use some dried ancho chilies for a little more spice.

I'm thoroughly convinced Jack has no tastebuds left if he can't make anything without a boatload of spices or heat.
On the mayo cake; it's something you can easily try and it'd work. I've actually experimented with mayo on making grilled cheese for the similar reason of it having oil in it. Jack just Jack'ed it up. It's like how you'd think all chilis are soups if you first heard of the dish from him.

As for beer in chilis, it's very common to add a bit in because beer and spices compliment each other well. So adding in a mild beer with mild spice works. Stronger beer works with stronger pepper too. But you have to sample lightly each time to prevent fucking it up.

And no, Jack has no tastebuds left; I knew he didn't the moment he put 100 servings of tumeric in that horrid quarantine chili he made.
 
Also it's not too crazy of an idea. Hardware stores usually have dedicated grill sections and having a particular sauce for sale nearby might work as an impulse buy to a new grill buyer.
There are actually a number of chains that are like some combo of a Home Depot and a Target-type big box, where they have a grocery section or even a clothes section (mostly work clothes). I'd know if it's a Midwest thing, but Menard's is one. It's centered in Wisconsin.
Personally I think the red granite paint combined with the wood grain is pretty ugly. We get a series of completely pointless "tests" involving boiling water, cooking eggs in lube, and melting chocolate.
Wow amazing, absolutely brand-new nonstick shit works and doesn't stick the very first time you use it. Get back to us in a year strokebrain.
 
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It's weird gastro-science, but IPAs compliment spicy foods, and the more bitter/higher ABV your beer has, the more flavor you get from the capsaicin.

There's stuff you have to add to balance out chili for sure, and Jack's answer is somehow always adding more heat.
  1. Fat retard bathes eggs in butter because he wants to pretend his hoarding habit has value.
  2. Excuse to eat butter and pretend he has business connection #3,213.
  3. "Wow, this pan I got from *not chinese scam* are great! I got them and they worked"
  4. "Faggot" ~ Jack's Avatar on himself

There, that's my runthrough of this worthless video. It only deserves this much.

In all seriousness the only thing I'll add to this is that I suspect the only reason he got the red rockpans were to compliment whatever black rockpans he had left. I wouldn't be shocked he'd buy a whole crayola 24 set if the Chinese fly by night scams made more of the rockpans in color too.

On the mayo cake; it's something you can easily try and it'd work. I've actually experimented with mayo on making grilled cheese for the similar reason of it having oil in it. Jack just Jack'ed it up. It's like how you'd think all chilis are soups if you first heard of the dish from him.

As for beer in chilis, it's very common to add a bit in because beer and spices compliment each other well. So adding in a mild beer with mild spice works. Stronger beer works with stronger pepper too. But you have to sample lightly each time to prevent fucking it up.

And no, Jack has no tastebuds left; I knew he didn't the moment he put 100 servings of tumeric in that horrid quarantine chili he made.
 

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This is just repulsive on every level to me. I have no formal training in marketing or copy editing, but I still ended up doing a shitload of it for a living. So let's go through it in autistic detail.

* The "every" typo is just dumb. I realize you can look at something twenty times and not see a typo, so have someone else proofread your shit.
* The font at the top also sucks. Consider having some type of background so it isn't text on white plastic board. Better yet, use the design and iconography that's on your other packaging so it's brand consistent.
* The jerky picture is completely indiscernible. I have no idea what that is or what it's trying to convey. More importantly, having a knife in your image with the blade tip pointing at the potential buyer triggers a negative subconscious response in people's brains.
* Jack has to self-insert himself into everything. There's no reason to have a bitmoji image. No one knows it's supposed to be the company founder. And no one cares. It's just --there -- a complete non-sequitur. Don't use the Angels logo. If you're successful enough, you'll get a cease and desist and have to trash everything.
* Nothing else needs to be said about "feed my face." It's tacky and off-putting. Don't make references to overeating when you're selling a food product.
* The "feed my face" image covers up a huge portion of the jerky image, yet there's tons of asymmetrical white space next to the other picture.
* The rib picture is acceptable, but there had to have been better ones. What do you want to bet Jack didn't pay to license either picture?
* There are two domains, both with different suffixes. Make them the same suffix, or better yet, just get one website with one domain. There's no reason to list two websites.
* The jerky description is a mess. Capitalize the first letter in Angus, but don't capitalize every letter. Delete the period after beef. Delete "Comes in four flavors" and replace it with a blank line - people instinctively understand what a list of flavors is and don't need it spelled out. Add a comma after "Hot BBQ."
* Change the rib picture overlay to say "Sauces and Seasoning." Delete the other "Sauces and Seasoning." Again, add a comma after "Hot BBQ."
* Now that you've cleaned up the descriptions, bold them and/or make the font larger so people can read them. Make the font a darker shade of red - it looks washed out on the white background.
* Have consistency with your packaging. Put them all in pourable jars instead of half pourable jars and half jelly jars.
* Have consistency with your labelling. The Jerk sauce and jerky are completely different than the seasonings and other sauces.
* Realize that this isn't a hobby and is what you want to do *for a living* and *as a full-time job.* I know you have no experience in business or life, but if you want to be successful at this, put a little bit of actual thought and effort into this. At the very least, find a graphics design nerd on Fivver and pay them a few hundred bucks to do a quality job.

Other than that, it's fine, I guess.
 
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