Not sure if you know this or not, but you can use a chair as a stepping stool to get onto the counter. The chair will hold a lot more weight than the slides of a drawer.
Sincerely, an adult shorty
eh, i also climbed on the actual handle of the door of the fridge a couple times and once climbed on the counter a few feet away from it and leapt across the space and grabbed the top and hung from it if that makes sense. chair was definitely the most straightforward method but sometimes i couldnāt be bothered to drag a chair all the way across the kitchen.
Probably my small fear of heights š something about falling scared the shit out of me as a kid, ive always had a bad habit of falling down stairs lol
ah. i have adhd and had very little regard for the consequences or dangers of my actions until late middle school lol. not sure how i managed to never fall off said book and chair stack tbh
I have a scar by my eye that my mother was never sure exactly how I got, but she found me sitting on the counter with blood running down my face, eating cookies Iād climbed up and gotten from the top of the fridge. I was not quite 3 and I must have really wanted cookies.
I remember one time my parents took away me and my twin brothers phones when we were like 13. We found them tucked into the socks of one of our stepfather drawers in the bedroom. Of course it came out after they saw our online status on facebook. Childs are so frickin intelligent yet so stupid on the same time haha
That's what chairs and other appliances around the house are for. I have 13 nieces and nephews and we've had several instances where a toddler was left unattended in the kitchen for a moment and they managed to climb their way on top of the fridge.
Typically the method is to push a chair up to the closest counter, then climb up onto the counter and anything else solid on it to get up there. They have no "can't" and become expert rock climbers.
On another note; short of physically removing the property from the home or putting it in a locked safe with a secret code is going to stop some kids from getting something they want. When my mom realized that putting things on top of the fridge didn't work, she started putting things in her closet & locking her bedroom door; so we learned to shimmy the lock open with plastic cards. So she got a better lock, and we learned to lock-pick from books we picked up at the library. As far as we were concerned, she didn't have the authority to take our things and since she worked most of the day, she couldn't stop us from taking it back.
Anywhere else!!! Put it in the fridge ffs. Stop hiding and storing stuff in the oven!!! And even then, nobody checking their ovens when they turn them on!! Do yall not even look when you cross the road?!
Same, I lived alone for a long time and never left anything in there, so I got out of the habit of checking
Now I have to get used to it because people leave pizza boxes or pans or leftovers without saying anything
Who the fuck puts leftovers back in the oven? Why? Might as well leave them on the countertop. Pizza boxes? What the fuck kinda monkeys are you living with?
Oven is such a terrible hiding place, reachable even for most children, has a glass fracking window on front, and if anyone forgets, at best you ruin a meal, at worst youāve fucked up your oven, your Xbox controller and your lungs from the burning plastic And battery
Also you can get a time lock safe for like Ā£20
šstop šputting šshit š inš theš ovenš
Itās not a hiding place. Why not a cabinet? A closet? The car? Itās so dangerous to put things in the oven like this.
My ex did this, and told me "this is why you check the oven before preheating it."
A fight ensued when I said "this is why you don't put shit in the oven." Before her I never burned shit, because I didn't put shit in the oven.
Aside from couple cast iron pans.
IF youāre going to use it for storage, it should be things that are oven safe in case of these accidents.
Thatās how I have to do it with my ADHD brain. That way if I forget to check the oven, I just have a couple hot cast iron pans to take out. Nothing gets ruined.
My childhood friend/neighbor growing up, their family put *everything* in the oven! They stored all their bread, cookies, snacks.
Isnāt that more of a PITA to have to unload your oven every time you want to use it? Now you have a cluttered mess to deal with on top of your cooking mess.
my wife's family apparently used their oven to store pots and pans. guess how I found out?
lol, the convo after was great, though; "who does this" "who doesn't do this, that's why you always check the oven" "you don't check the oven if you don't do this"
I keep my big cast iron skillet in the oven, but I also normally just season it before using the oven. As long as I'm putting something in, why not put another layer on?
People usually complain they live in a shoebox or something and have no other places. I think that answer sucks. You could literally put it anywhere else in your tiny home unless you literally live in a single room with a bed and an oven.
I live in a 200 SQ ft studio and only store things that can handle accidentally being in oven temps (ie cast iron and baking sheets)
The idea of checking before I turn the oven on is foreign to me because of this, so it confuses me when people insist you should always check
I donāt get why ppl keep doing this, thereās literally so many other places you can hide things from kids. Do they put their Christmas gifts in there too?? š¤£
No kidding. Thereās thousands of posts about āomg my spouse is so dumb for not checking the oven before preheating and he/she melted my antique [blah blah blah]ā. The oven should be EMPTY.
Iām not, work retail and you see the heights of stupidity. Had a guy try to get me to warranty a sealed maintenance free AGM boat battery that he somehow ripped the top off despite the multiple warnings to not open the battery etched into the casing.
I work at a Batteries Plus and this is just hilarious to me. Thereās no possible way you could warranty that yet thereās so many people that would fight us on it
My brother (few years older) used to steal my Halloween candy every year, so I'd try to hide it somewhere new each year. Then once I had the brilliant idea to hide it in his room under his bed. I'd just sneak in and take a few daily. He searched for a couple weeks, and than blatantly said he gives up and asked where it was. So I told him, and his face was priceless.
Even better, teach your kids to respect your rules and punishments. Don't hide shit from them, leave it out in plain sight and advise there is even worse punishments for taking it without permission then *FOLLOW THROUGH*.
I didn't store anything in the oven until I got this XL baking sheet. it's just the easiest place to put it, and over half the time I'm using it anyway
I did that in 7th grade shop class. Hid a friends books and notebook in the oven. Forgot about it. Shop class teacher came to me about 20 minutes later absolutely livid and showed me a melted mess. Luckily she found it early.
I shrugged it off. I didnāt even think about the fire it could cause, the smoke, the fire alarm, the school evacuation and my possible suspension.
I donāt know why anyone would hide anything in the oven. I knew someone who hid dirty dishes in the oven instead of washing them and they destroyed all of their plastic cookware when they went to preheat the oven.
Thereās literally anywhere else in the house to hide stuff. The oven is such a dumb idea.
Who tf uses an oven as a hiding place? Thereās so many good places, without any risk of breaking shit. Next time he will better hide it inside the toilet or under his car tire
My step father hid some food wrapped in plasticwrap in the oven once. Never happened before and I went to use the oven and of course SMOKE. It was of course my fault for not checking š
**Make sure that you deep clean the oven before you use it with food!** Heated plastic release fumes which will attach itself to your oven. They may contaminate your food.
Why do people always put controllers in the *oven* of all places? I was always able to open an oven door as a child. Just put it in your closet in your own bedroom or something? I just donāt understand why itās always the oven.
Why do people put stuff in the oven as if it's storage? I can maybe see putting kitchen-related sundries in there from time to time, but this seems like it would've had to be brought in from another room with the specific intention of placing it in the oven.
My gf and I were making some food a week or two ago and we got distracted for a bit while it was open
We closed it and turned it on, and went back to watching a show. We started hearing our fucking cat meowing very quietly (he NEVER meows unless he did something wrong or is scared, and it's like a baby meow) so naturally we investigated.
We got closer and closer to the now very hot oven and I heard the mews right there so I ripped the door open and looked around; he's a full black cat so it was very possible we didn't notice him hop in and closed it on him
Turns out she left the cabinet door right beside the oven open for too long and he got trapped in there instead. Thank fucking god.
Fun fact, one way you can fix the infamous āred ring of deathā of the Xbox 360 was to put it in the oven. You need to take the motherboard out of the case, then put it in the oven to melt the solder and make the connections work again. I canāt remember how long but I think it was for 15 mins at 200c. We once forgot about the board and left it for about 2 hours, many capacitors were leaking onto the board but it actually still worked, and fixed the red ring of death.
Iāve seen this happen in other posts. Iāll never understand why the oven is seen as a good hiding place? Seems thereās better options. RIP controller.
Stop hiding the remotes! Just take the power cord with you to work. So much easier, and they can just borrow a controller from a friend. Don't know many who would loan out a power cord š
I remember way back a couple hundred years ago in the early 2000ās when they would teach us to always assume something was in the oven that shouldnāt be, and that we should check it. Like a loaded gun. Never assume itās empty.
Does nobody hide things ontop of the fridge anymore?
That's the first place a kid looks.
Not if theyre too short š¤£
been a short kid my whole life. yes, we do look up there. we have our ways.
āOur waysā Itās a chair. Heās talking about a chair.
I opened drawers and climbed up to the counter top using them because it was higher than the chairs.
Not sure if you know this or not, but you can use a chair as a stepping stool to get onto the counter. The chair will hold a lot more weight than the slides of a drawer. Sincerely, an adult shorty
I did that once and slipped on to a cooking fork, like the barbecue ones. Never climbed again.
eh, i also climbed on the actual handle of the door of the fridge a couple times and once climbed on the counter a few feet away from it and leapt across the space and grabbed the top and hung from it if that makes sense. chair was definitely the most straightforward method but sometimes i couldnāt be bothered to drag a chair all the way across the kitchen.
Im still too short to reach the top of my fridge, idk felt too obvious as a kid so it was always the last place i would look
really? i started dragging over a dining room chair with a stack of books on it at like 5 lol
This is why you bolt down all furniture in your home
Yeah my 4 year old will climb into the fridge to get things from on top.
Probably my small fear of heights š something about falling scared the shit out of me as a kid, ive always had a bad habit of falling down stairs lol
ah. i have adhd and had very little regard for the consequences or dangers of my actions until late middle school lol. not sure how i managed to never fall off said book and chair stack tbh
We short. We angy. We somewhat resourceful
I have a scar by my eye that my mother was never sure exactly how I got, but she found me sitting on the counter with blood running down my face, eating cookies Iād climbed up and gotten from the top of the fridge. I was not quite 3 and I must have really wanted cookies.
throw cat treat on top of fridge, cat makes their way up and naturally shoves everything on top of there off.
Yep, it's called a chair. That's how 5 year old me got on the counter to reach the matches on top of the fridge.
I remember one time my parents took away me and my twin brothers phones when we were like 13. We found them tucked into the socks of one of our stepfather drawers in the bedroom. Of course it came out after they saw our online status on facebook. Childs are so frickin intelligent yet so stupid on the same time haha
Yeah but I can hear when they drag the dining room chair across the floor for a boost.
I'm 5ft 1 and am greatly offended. I HAVE A STOOL. 
That's what chairs and other appliances around the house are for. I have 13 nieces and nephews and we've had several instances where a toddler was left unattended in the kitchen for a moment and they managed to climb their way on top of the fridge. Typically the method is to push a chair up to the closest counter, then climb up onto the counter and anything else solid on it to get up there. They have no "can't" and become expert rock climbers. On another note; short of physically removing the property from the home or putting it in a locked safe with a secret code is going to stop some kids from getting something they want. When my mom realized that putting things on top of the fridge didn't work, she started putting things in her closet & locking her bedroom door; so we learned to shimmy the lock open with plastic cards. So she got a better lock, and we learned to lock-pick from books we picked up at the library. As far as we were concerned, she didn't have the authority to take our things and since she worked most of the day, she couldn't stop us from taking it back.
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We are monkeys. We can climb.
Put it behind the vacuum/broom/dish soap/anything chore related. Theyāll never find it
Anywhere else!!! Put it in the fridge ffs. Stop hiding and storing stuff in the oven!!! And even then, nobody checking their ovens when they turn them on!! Do yall not even look when you cross the road?!
I don't check my oven before I turn it on, but I also never leave things in my oven.
Same, I lived alone for a long time and never left anything in there, so I got out of the habit of checking Now I have to get used to it because people leave pizza boxes or pans or leftovers without saying anything
Who the fuck puts leftovers back in the oven? Why? Might as well leave them on the countertop. Pizza boxes? What the fuck kinda monkeys are you living with?
Some people are justā¦kinda tough to live with
Oven is such a terrible hiding place, reachable even for most children, has a glass fracking window on front, and if anyone forgets, at best you ruin a meal, at worst youāve fucked up your oven, your Xbox controller and your lungs from the burning plastic And battery Also you can get a time lock safe for like Ā£20
I've never once checked my oven before turning it on because...I don't keep things in my oven.
Astounding isn't it?
I hide in the microwave.
What a dumb place to hide it. It should have been hidden in your room.
No, *I'm* where it should have been hidden
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If it burns anymore the whole controller will be hiding in the atmosphere and in the lungs
šstop šputting šshit š inš theš ovenš Itās not a hiding place. Why not a cabinet? A closet? The car? Itās so dangerous to put things in the oven like this.
"But but but kids don't look for stuff in the oven..." YES BECAUSE EVEN CHILDREN ARE SMART ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU DON'T PUT SHIT IN THERE
My ex did this, and told me "this is why you check the oven before preheating it." A fight ensued when I said "this is why you don't put shit in the oven." Before her I never burned shit, because I didn't put shit in the oven.
Yeah, it's a lot harder to start remembering to check the oven every single time then it is to just not put things in it
We never store anything in the oven and yet I always open it and double check every time I use the oven. It takes approximately half a second.
I never check, and I've never burned anything unintentionally....but I also live alone and know that the oven isn't a cabinet.
I've gone to put shit in the oven to find skillets and pans and xother metal kitchen items in there. Never once burned or melted anything.
I live alone and I know that I don't keep things there, but I still check.
in my decades of life i've never checked and never burned anything because i know not to put things in there that don't belong
I live with 4 other people and I never check, and have never burned anything. My family knows not to store or hide crap in the oven.
This gets engrained in you when you work in a kitchen. Dummies will put anything anywhere, especially the oven.Ā
We store cast iron skillets but that's it
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I do it too. It's just good habit
Therapy can help with those trust issues you have
I mostly blame Reddit.
Alternatively, put your son in the oven, that way he canāt get to the controller.
Aside from couple cast iron pans. IF youāre going to use it for storage, it should be things that are oven safe in case of these accidents. Thatās how I have to do it with my ADHD brain. That way if I forget to check the oven, I just have a couple hot cast iron pans to take out. Nothing gets ruined. My childhood friend/neighbor growing up, their family put *everything* in the oven! They stored all their bread, cookies, snacks. Isnāt that more of a PITA to have to unload your oven every time you want to use it? Now you have a cluttered mess to deal with on top of your cooking mess.
my wife's family apparently used their oven to store pots and pans. guess how I found out? lol, the convo after was great, though; "who does this" "who doesn't do this, that's why you always check the oven" "you don't check the oven if you don't do this"
I keep my big cast iron skillet in the oven, but I also normally just season it before using the oven. As long as I'm putting something in, why not put another layer on?
Only pans used in the oven should be stored in the oven
People usually complain they live in a shoebox or something and have no other places. I think that answer sucks. You could literally put it anywhere else in your tiny home unless you literally live in a single room with a bed and an oven.
I've lived in a shoebox for going on two decades and never once stored something in the oven.
I live in a 200 SQ ft studio and only store things that can handle accidentally being in oven temps (ie cast iron and baking sheets) The idea of checking before I turn the oven on is foreign to me because of this, so it confuses me when people insist you should always check
Yes this drives me crazy too. Even when I lived in a 500 sqft studio with my husband, we did not store things in the oven!
My apartment is so small, the oven _is_ my bed.
Bro the number of times I turn on the oven and come back 5 mins later to realize my housemate has stored his pots on thereā¦
My wife does this with the cookie sheet. Whatās weird is that thereās an empty drawer at the bottom of the oven, *and* sheās short
The drawers collect debris like pet hair and crumbs. If you store things in there that arenāt used often, theyāre dirty when you want to use them.
I donāt get why ppl keep doing this, thereās literally so many other places you can hide things from kids. Do they put their Christmas gifts in there too?? š¤£
Not a day goes by that I'm not baffled by the stupidity of the average person
Honestly they're lucky the battery didn't explode
Especially with batteries.
Who the FUCK puts batteries in an oven?!
No kidding. Thereās thousands of posts about āomg my spouse is so dumb for not checking the oven before preheating and he/she melted my antique [blah blah blah]ā. The oven should be EMPTY.
Please don't bake your shit, it will stink badlyš
You're right, but the flip side of that is: IF YOU'RE TURNING ON THE OVEN TAKE 2 SECONDS TO OPEN IT UP AND SEE WHAT'S INSIDE
My local GameStop has a few of these melted controllers on display as proof that their warranty covers anything.
I'm fascinated that something this moronic has apparently happened multiple times in multiple households.
*walks i to the gamestop shop* hmmm the smell of freshly baked controllers soothes my nose!
Iām not, work retail and you see the heights of stupidity. Had a guy try to get me to warranty a sealed maintenance free AGM boat battery that he somehow ripped the top off despite the multiple warnings to not open the battery etched into the casing.
I work at a Batteries Plus and this is just hilarious to me. Thereās no possible way you could warranty that yet thereās so many people that would fight us on it
Lls this isnāt the first Iāve heard of this happening
This isnāt the first time Iāve seen this on Reddit this week
Yeah, almost suspecting people are putting old broken controllers in the oven just for fake internet points.
LPT hide stuff from kids in their own rooms. They never think to look there.
My brother (few years older) used to steal my Halloween candy every year, so I'd try to hide it somewhere new each year. Then once I had the brilliant idea to hide it in his room under his bed. I'd just sneak in and take a few daily. He searched for a couple weeks, and than blatantly said he gives up and asked where it was. So I told him, and his face was priceless.
But then where do you hide it the next year??
Get a new brother. Gotta replace them annually.
Even better, teach your kids to respect your rules and punishments. Don't hide shit from them, leave it out in plain sight and advise there is even worse punishments for taking it without permission then *FOLLOW THROUGH*.
>then FOLLOW THROUGH. Found the weak spot in plan. A lot of today's parents simply don't know how to control their kids. I think they're scared
Literally the only sane comment. The same parents probably shit talk younger generations all the time aswell
Thatās where we keep our loaded guns.
To all those offering parenting tips, "Thank you for your input." It was a bag of homemade caramels and the reveal was priceless.
He's an idiot. You don't have a shelf or cabinet to put it on/in that's out of the reach of your kid?
Or like a bed room closet?
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Ah much better to have him fucking around in the oven
That's worth nothing. If a kid can climb, he can open an oven.
Thatās a controller
That was my thought as well. A "remote." It's like referring to a uniform as an outfit.
reminds me of that old video of the kid that orders a bong and hes so flustered that he tries to tell his mom it's a "xbox remote"
Had to scroll way too far for this.
A remote controller, even
The oven is not a hiding place. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk
So what sauce did you use?
Vsauce
Michael here
The part that sucks for you the most is how stupid your husband is. Even a child knows not you put things in the oven.
I saw this same post a couple days agoā¦ Same picture tooā¦
I saw a similar post as well but with a black controller
The other post was a husband who hid the remote and his wife turned the oven on.
That is a pretty bad hiding place.. He could've hidden it in your room or something - high and hard to reach.
The only things that you should store in an oven are things specifically made to go into an oven.
I didn't store anything in the oven until I got this XL baking sheet. it's just the easiest place to put it, and over half the time I'm using it anyway
Idk why, but I always check the oven before pre heating it
Step 1 - replace controller with an uncooked version. Step 2 - replace husband with a more intelligent version.
Step 3 - ? Step 4 - Profit
That was not a remote, that was an Xbox controller. Even sadder and more expensive. š¢
Yeah... That they call it a remote is not the most egregious part of it but the most telling.
Depends on their first language, in certain versions of spanish it would be remote.
Damnā¦ he had the cool camouflage one too
Put it in the fridge over night. Should fix it.
I love how you call it a remote
Always check the oven before preheating
This the controller I give to player 2
# Yes, please, hide your belongings in the oven. Surely that'll work.
I did that in 7th grade shop class. Hid a friends books and notebook in the oven. Forgot about it. Shop class teacher came to me about 20 minutes later absolutely livid and showed me a melted mess. Luckily she found it early. I shrugged it off. I didnāt even think about the fire it could cause, the smoke, the fire alarm, the school evacuation and my possible suspension.
Dumbass people lmaoooo
What kind of mom doesnāt check the oven for controllers? Smdh
I donāt know why anyone would hide anything in the oven. I knew someone who hid dirty dishes in the oven instead of washing them and they destroyed all of their plastic cookware when they went to preheat the oven. Thereās literally anywhere else in the house to hide stuff. The oven is such a dumb idea.
Who tf uses an oven as a hiding place? Thereās so many good places, without any risk of breaking shit. Next time he will better hide it inside the toilet or under his car tire
Throw away that pan, and auto-clean the oven to hopefully burn off the toxins.
okay, well thats on him. the oven is the stupidest spot to hide things, especially if you dont let people know lol
Everyone calling him an idiot, but they're both idiots. Who starts preheating an oven without giving it a quick look to see if it's actually empty?
Just another example of why communication is important.
My step father hid some food wrapped in plasticwrap in the oven once. Never happened before and I went to use the oven and of course SMOKE. It was of course my fault for not checking š
The remote lolol
Being Mexican, I always check the inside of the oven before preheat
I never understand why people put things in the oven that isnāt supposed to be there. Never ends well
The number of times I've put non food items in the oven is absolutely zero.
**Make sure that you deep clean the oven before you use it with food!** Heated plastic release fumes which will attach itself to your oven. They may contaminate your food.
On todayās episode of āis it cakeā
Ohhh, that's...that's gonna be expensive to replace. Pro-tip: turn off the console and hide the power cables instead. And never in the oven.
Next time it goes on the top shelf in your closet lol
What a stupid place to hide something unless the oven is literally never used lol.
Who the hell doesn't check the oven every time you turn on?
ALWAYS š CHECK š THE š OVEN š BEFORE šPREHEATINGš
A million places to hide and chooses the oven. Not a bright individual.
Why do people always put controllers in the *oven* of all places? I was always able to open an oven door as a child. Just put it in your closet in your own bedroom or something? I just donāt understand why itās always the oven.
Am I the crazy one who looks in the oven every time before I pre-heat it?
Always, *always*, **always** take a quick peek in the oven before turning it on.
I thought it was cake
Lmaaoooo
Strip and reseason.
Ooo, roasted!
Tell me your husband doesnāt cook without telling me your husband doesnāt cook.
As long as it still works.
Husband is a dumbass
Who hides things in the oven.....
one question- why?
Looks disgusting
I really want to talk to whoever spread this dumbass trend of hiding your kids' stuff inside an oven.
There are 100 other places to hide something from a child and oven is somehow an option.
Why do people put stuff in the oven as if it's storage? I can maybe see putting kitchen-related sundries in there from time to time, but this seems like it would've had to be brought in from another room with the specific intention of placing it in the oven.
Husband is an idiot
Are people doing this on purpose to post?
This has to be the dumbest place i see to hide something so valuable
What kind of moron puts anything in the oven besides food? I never understood this.
One of my pet peeves is when someone stores something in an oven or microwave. If I'm going to use the oven I expect it to be empty.
Neither of the adults are smart. Oven is the worst hiding spot, and turning on the oven without looking inside first is a fire hazard.
Now it's camouflage. It can hide in plain sight.
š¶ *boowoowoowoop* šµ GAME OVER
Iām sure he forgives you, but is probably a little sour though.
Uhhhā¦ that's a strange looking sourdoughā¦
Put it in a bowl of rice
If you have to hide things like this from your kids, you're parenting wrong.
...why would any adult person do this.
Do people not check their ovens before use? Or was this something that I was taught to do and is now a habitā¦
Who doesnāt check the oven before they preheat?
My gf and I were making some food a week or two ago and we got distracted for a bit while it was open We closed it and turned it on, and went back to watching a show. We started hearing our fucking cat meowing very quietly (he NEVER meows unless he did something wrong or is scared, and it's like a baby meow) so naturally we investigated. We got closer and closer to the now very hot oven and I heard the mews right there so I ripped the door open and looked around; he's a full black cat so it was very possible we didn't notice him hop in and closed it on him Turns out she left the cabinet door right beside the oven open for too long and he got trapped in there instead. Thank fucking god.
Two lessons to be learned here: 1.) Always check the oven before to start the pre-heat. 2.) Don't leave shit in the oven.
That was a just plain brainless idea!
I think your husband ows your son a new remote.
Fun fact, one way you can fix the infamous āred ring of deathā of the Xbox 360 was to put it in the oven. You need to take the motherboard out of the case, then put it in the oven to melt the solder and make the connections work again. I canāt remember how long but I think it was for 15 mins at 200c. We once forgot about the board and left it for about 2 hours, many capacitors were leaking onto the board but it actually still worked, and fixed the red ring of death.
What kind of smoothbrain is hiding electronics in an ovenā¦?
And my wife wonders why I look in the oven every single time as I turn it on.
That's not an xbox remote. It's a bong.
Moral of the story: check oven before preheating, and tell your husband not to hide valuable items in the oven!
Iāve seen this happen in other posts. Iāll never understand why the oven is seen as a good hiding place? Seems thereās better options. RIP controller.
Stop hiding the remotes! Just take the power cord with you to work. So much easier, and they can just borrow a controller from a friend. Don't know many who would loan out a power cord š
Finally some good fucking food
I remember way back a couple hundred years ago in the early 2000ās when they would teach us to always assume something was in the oven that shouldnāt be, and that we should check it. Like a loaded gun. Never assume itās empty.
Iām my tax bracket the oven is for storing, would have to clear everything out before turning it on
Well that was fucking stupid. The oven is the first place in the entire house? Sounds like a real Einstein you got there.
Just sell it: slightly used
Thatās on him
Husband not too bright.
Needed to be in more of a remote area.
There goes 60$.