“No lying for Views!” Sept 6 2019, url:
https://youtu.be/Orbj6Pt8LL0
Wow, so Amy is talking about the reactions she got from her kitchen video (her alibi video from July 23?). Pics of her stove are in the OP. What we learned in that boring kitchen video is that Amy has no life skills despite her stated life experiences. Apparently, many people lectured her about the horrific nightmare crusted all over her stove. But she took all that criticism and all the pro tips and mixed them in a bowl and used that mixture to clean it. I guess the piss and vinegar of haydurs will melt right through burned jam that has been sitting for a year or two or so. It doesn’t stop her from making excuses and rationalizing shit, though.
I copied the transcript of her explanation for the abomination, sans time stamps, but it was still unreadable. The only changes I made were in punctuation and spacing. I didn’t change a single word, which is why the grammar is questionable. Some words don’t make sense because of the Amyisms.
Transcript:
Everybody that watched my cleaning video enjoyed it.
Yes, I got lots and lots of messages of how filthy dirty that stove range was.
So, when I moved in that Stonebridge was brand new. We've been here six years, but it was brand-new, I mean pretty brand new, and that is our doing, that is our doing.
But what happened was, and there's no excuse but I had- there is an excuse to a point- what happened was, is me and oli were doing jam and somehow when we were doing the jam, the jelly juice stuff overflowed and it just kind of baked itself on there.
So we, I guess you could say we were lazy and didn't wipe it up when it happened, and it just has sat there. It really hasn't done anything. I'm surprised it didn't really draw ants to it. You would think maybe it would, but it didn't.
But you know it's not that we're filthy people or we're disgusting, or you know that we allow our house to be filthy. It's just it's that one cleaning item that you just don't want to deal with. That's in line that's our household.
But I did tackle it. I took all of your guys's great generous generosity, opinions and encouragement and yeah and constructive criticism and some criticism. And I put it all in a bowl. I mixed it up, and that's what my stove came out to be. It all came very, very clean. There's a little bit of the black that is still there.
But I am gonna use a couple people's suggestions, and I will go and get some SOS pads and a few things like that, but I need to get those from my other store because the SOS pads were out at Walmart. And then I also want to get some actual, like, oven cleaner to clean inside the oven and stuff because I didn't get to do that part.
And then also I want to be able to clean the outside of the oven because I got the whole top heart done and half of the top of the outer part but I didn't get the full bottom so I want to do that, but the microwave got scrubbed the oven got or the stove got Stroud scrubbed but the oven inside did not so that's gonna be another another fun thing for me to tackle.
But yeah I mean I get it, you know, people look at that in his like holy crap, you know, that's disgusting!
And to most eyes, yes, it is, but I knew what was on there so it wasn't disgusting to me, and I was showing you guys anyways that I was cleaning it and getting it back to the way it should be.
So, I'm not ashamed of it, you know. I'm not ashamed of the things that I share with you guys because I'm always working to change things that I'm always working to make myself better so I don't stick around in the pond of no ambition."
Ah, that "pond of no ambition" is a deep one.
Amy then rambles about Omar being cranky, Sebastian getting fat off kitten food, buying crap at Walmart and how far she has come with her personal growth (sure, Jan).
No mention of mother-in-law surgery.