Tribal People Discovering Microwave Oven Will Make You Grin For Hours
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2022
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My husband and I are glad you received your gifts. May God continue to bless you and your families!!
Oh my God it's you April the video made me cry I'm sure they are so happy thank you so much for blessing them
@@rolitagoodrich1009 Thank you. My family is grateful to be able to help.
Thank you April for making them so happy 😊
Thankyou April
Hello April! Thank you for sending them this wonderful gift. If you could also please contact them once more to remind the staff to let them know what they can put in the microwave and cant for their safety. Like not putting food in an aluminum plate or cup, spoons, forks, tinfoil, canned goods etc. I've seen so many accidents happen especially in kids because of this - they forget to remove the spoon on their plate and accidentally microwave it. I don't think the producers told them this info and just showed them how to use it. Im just worried about their safety. Thank you so much!!!!
Being illiterate and educating your kids is real parenting. I love these guys :)
true true. just because one is illiterate does not mean they do not possess knowledge
@@BLaCkKsHeEp sometimes I see that literate people has less knowledge than brothers in the video :( Every time I see them happy, I cry. Love them
I think he means illiterate in English because he said the kids read the English messages to them.
Being illiterate and educating your kids continues the cycle or illiteracy?
@@cblanerun I believe he means unable to read in his own language. His children are able to read him the translated messages.
"A person is disturbed mentally if he doesn't receive love. That's called inferiority complex. It's when people don't love him. That's when he goes toward negativity. It's only when he thinks positively and loves himself that then he loves the world." - Rana Nadeem
I'm putting that on my wall.
i teared up
it’s more like you’re all raised to be afraid, hurt, brainwashed (those causing the inferiority complex and feeling the need to force your false sense of superiority upon all others who are all our equals) and to be destruction puppets and blaming others (especially your victims and those trying to help you&your victims & our world and all of us everywhere) and never taking responsibility like spoilt brat toddlers easily manipulated this way instead of the good humans&animals&earthlings with functioning hearts&brains & abilities we’re all born as and you’re made that way by people who also were… love isn’t people kissing your ass and being fine with whatever you do or whatever makes you happy.
Showing love and kindness is such a simple act, and yet so powerful
I am in tears over what Mr. Chaudary said about educating his kids. I believe he and his wife have done so much for their children already, even before they received help through this program. What amazing people, and I'm so happy for all the improvements they receive...and extra happy that it means we get to hear from him in these videos!
His reactions and beautiful words bring tears to my ears, too.Normally,I don't hear many positive stories from Pakistan but these reaction channels show that there are lovely,caring people in every country of the world,that shouldn't be a surprise of course but sometimes I forget it.Thank you for helping me to appreciate what I have.
@@suffern63 lol yall need to realize this channel has generated millions at this point aint nothing pure or honest about it anymore
@@nxtaaa Nooooo,next you'll be telling me that Father Christmas doesn't exist,Walt Disney put profit ahead of all else and that this is actually filmed in Bradford.Please,let me have my dreams
@@suffern63 reality aint fluffy sorry
@@nxtaaa I'm away to kill my children,you have pushed me over the edge and made me realise the futility of life.
They're completely literate in the most important languages of all: Consideration & Gratitude.
WOW...Very well said
@Rob Roy So thirsty.
@Rob Roy If your politics has you mocking consideration and gratitude, your politics suck and you should change them.
@Rob Roy Ah, rudeness. You do it well. Do you practice at it or does it come naturally?
Rob Roy - I actually feel sorry for you.
Melted my heart when he said him and his wife are both illiterate but they are teaching their children. You and your Wife are an inspiration and sent from God. No wonder your anniversary is on Christmas Day. God bless you and your family and may you receive all the blessings you deserve.
I'm crying over gratitude for a microwave. He may be illiterate but his words are inspirational and heartfelt and full of kindness. What else do you need in life. Thank you to the lovely person who sent this great gift to these men.
yeh he really hit home with his words. a change of lifestyle and those that surround me is nigh
The lady who sent it has a pinned comment to this video
he's not illiterate, he just doesnt read and write in the same language as you. :)
@@sergeantsonso3490 he has said he cannot read or write but is making certain his children can.
He might not know his letters but he's full of wisdom and so is Rana. Such simple truths all of us tend to forget.
I have never met such human beings brimming with graciousness, humble , grateful , genuine, totally devoid of malice,
naive, until these gentlemen. I am grateful to this channel for showcasing the fact that there are human beings like them .
So much artifice in the modern world. Not in these gentleman's world.
Agreed. I struggled with admitting something until recently. I was so biased, closed off to, and negative towards some people, specifically from that region, most of my adult life. Quietly, of course. I'm not a openly rude person, yet in was in my heart. My mind. Me and my opinionated, self-righteousness. Just pure ignorance on my part. Dumb, blind ignorance. I found these vids and got drawn in to the people. Their wonderment and innocence. Their love of God and family and how simple yet rich their lives were through love and kindness. The last straw for me was thinking they were Indian and not Pakistani. That was the moment. Every old, dumb, wrong, biased, racist, crappy thing I've ever thought or felt, smacked me right in the chest. I cried. It was one of the most enlightening moments of my life, to feel that drain away. It was almost as physical and mental as emotional. It was a lesson learned. How we lock ourselves into a way of thinking, with knowing nothing. So confident in being wrong. What happened was I started to care. For men and their families that I don't even know. The love they share, their hearts they wear on their sleeve.. how can one not just fall in love with them? They are what we here in the west consider true gentlemen. I would trust them with family, home, children, pets, belongings and probably even my life. How many can you say that for?
Nobody deserves it more than these two men.April that was very generous of you.They will get a lot of use out of using the microwave.Peace and Love to All !!!
@@DirtyApronBoy You do realize that they now have electricity, right? Chaudhary said in his visit at the dentist that he has an old tiny TV at home, it sure doesn't run on gas.
@@charles-antoinemartel-roy but I'm sure the outlet is completely different
@@gyme6077 I just checked. They would need a plug adapter and power converter if it's a regular US plug but then again, they just used it there, so maybe not. I hope they get proper instructions on how to use it ie: timing and not putting metal in it!
@@gyme6077 how do you think they plugged it in for the video? Someone making a gift of this size probably made sure to check beforehand to ensure it would work. The most likely answer is that they probably just sent the money and they were purchased locally.
@@DirtyApronBoy don't spread negativity. Smile. Believe in good intention of April!
I was a soldier. I joined out hatred. There in war I learned to love and appreciate you. Now many years later I find myself humbled into giddy laughter by you. Praise be to the lord.
AMEN SIR
Thank you Alan! Not only for your service, but for your capacity for love and empathy!
Wonderful
Salute 🫡 sir
To the producers who run this channel: THANK YOU! We wouldn't have gotten to know and love these men if it weren't for all your hard work!! I hope maybe one day you'll do a "behind the scenes" video introducing yourselves and let us know about you people behind the camera too! We'd love to know how you started this channel & how you found these four cool guys! I'm loving all the latest videos, please continue making creative stuff/foods/cooking for them to do!! Thank you for listening to the comments in one of the cooking videos, by not telling them who cooked which dish this time, it definitely adds an extra bit of enjoyment to the whole thing!!! I've seen a few comments where they mentioned that it would be lovely if you could record the reactions of the guys when they find out whose dish was who's and who won. That would be lovely.
I'd love this too. How did the channel start and the folk behind the scenes.
That would be awesome!!
I am looking forward to the day we get a "Tribal People visit America" vlog! they deserve it so much
I want them to see the grocery stores!
I was thinking the same thing
That would be great!!
They should start a go fund me for a trip. I'd definitely pitch in!!
@@aliway4136Given the state of geopolitics these days, the problem might not so much be the funds as getting the visas to travel from Pakistan into US.
The language these folk use is so much more expressive and eloquent than anything i hear on a regular basis
I totally agree with you😊
It’s very much a musical language. Many words and phrases rhyme. It’s also as great curse words too hahaha.
Source: am fluent in Urdu/Hindi, English, and Punjabi
@@abuzie how many words do you need to know to be fluent?
@@phredphlintstone6455 I mean idk I grew up in a household that spoke both languages, and grew up in the U.S. soo I guess enough to have a simple conversation.
They could probably tell instantly I’m not fully fluent the moment I talk to them though hahaha
@@abuzie Bro, don't put '/' between Urdu and Hindi. They may be similar but are still different. Urdu has more words from Persian and Arabic while Hindi has words from Sansikrat. Urdu is the ligua franca of Pakistan while Hindi is the lingua franca of India.
This goes out to April who sent an amazing gift all the way from America. You are indeed a wonderful lady who has a heart of gold. This gift will bring happiness to Chaudry and Ranas entire family. Things we take for granite just made a huge impression on the men and their families. God bless your giving heart💖
Things we take for GRANTED. Sorry, but you should know..lol
@@j.h.3777 I didn’t want to be the one to say it…
I hope these microwave ovens can operate properly in Pakistan : they're using C and D plugs on 220v/50 Hz. In the US it's A and B plugs on 120v/60 Hz.
@@chucku00 mmmm they used it,,,,,, no.? I think they figured it out. Just saying
@@deanolson3804 I don't see them using these ovens on this video so I hope they won't be disappointed.
These two extraordinary gentlemen make me cry. They are so gracious and kind. I love this channel.
Me too. They are such loving and gracious gentlemen
I love how poetic Rana is. He has such a way with words.
I’m so glad there are literate kids who can read the manual and explain. So many things we westerners know and take for granted with a microwave.
What a lovely lady, to send such a gift. Really, all of the people who watch this channel and send gifts to these lovely gentlemen and their families are bright lights in the world, and it makes me so happy to know they all exist.
I'm curious, are the microwaves compliant with their electrical standards (i.e., voltage requirements and outlet plugs)??
I was wondering the same thing, but then realized that they were using it there, so, if modifications were needed, they would've known about it. Maybe it was ordered online from a European store?
@@jamesh3602 i think they are using converters
@@jamesh3602 based on the design its probably a unit that was purchased locally but paid for by the donor, though for reference Pakistan uses 220-240v supply
Then....... there are those like me, who sent the horribly hot pepper chips. : )
It says alot that these fine ppl ALWAYS take the time to show gratitude!!!!!!
Thank you April you couldn't have picked someone more deserving as these men. Wonderful to see love and kindness penetrating boundaries. I needed this so much!
These guys always reset my humble switch, that's why I keep coming back..they don't realize how much they give back to the world.
You need to go to Turkish, Persian, Moroccan, Lebanese or Egyptian bazaar and mention you are intending to spend a couple of thousand bucks on a carpet.^^
@@fatdad64able ???
I couldn't agree more. On days when I feel my ego and pride puffing up I come here and take notes.
Chuadhary you are a true gentleman that is always grateful 🙏 for even the smallest things. Your family should be very proud of you 👏 ❤ 😘
This made this 70 year old cry.
Bless your heart April ...
I hope someone explains that no metal of any kind is to be used .
Am I the only one that watches Tribal People and Tribal Women with a smile on my face and tears in my eyes? We Americans (and I'm sure other countries as well) take so much for granted. The raw truth that comes from these poorer peoples just breaks my heart. Chaundry (hope i spelled that right) always has the look of a child at Christmas time. Just pure joy. Your children are blessed to have such a wonderful dad....as are the families, friends and children of the other men and women who appear.
We Westeners tend to listen to our media to much and we don't get your true stories. Your struggles and accomplishments.
Bless you all.
Make sure they are warned about not putting “any” Metal in the Microwave or KaBoom!
Also no eggs in their shells.
I've made that mistake before...
You can put metal plates in a microwave... what you can't put in a microwave is anything that would arc... so a fork is a no-no or folded tinfoil or a dish with looped handles. But a plain metal plate or bowl is fine and will not absorb microwaves. I do it all the time, never had an issue. You don't get sparks inside a microwave... it's not conducting electricity. It's a complete myth that microwaves will explode if "any" metal is put inside them.
@@MarcusBritish I'd never put metal crockery in oven even if its plain.
@@thewolverine5895 Well, that's your choice. There can be a benefit, in that it will reflect the heat up into the base of things you cook, helping them heat better. Like that round silvery board you find underneath Chicago Town Microwave Pizzas, for example.
Grapes turn into plasma in the microwave! There's a lot that needs to be taught about the machine for safety, but yes, the metal thing is probably the most important.
I ain't even this April and im bawlin out crying listening to their kind words.
April must have been blessed.
Such humble and appreciative people. More need to watch this channel and learn from, as they call themselves, "Simple Tribal People"...They all have my respect
Thank you, April. Their reactions to your gift was a gift to me. It brought me so much joy watching them. That was so very thoughtful of you.
Please explain to them the safety aspects. And what is not allowed inside!
i been using microwaves my whole life and still accidentally made it explode a month ago because the internet lied to me and said you could hardboil an egg in the microwave lmao
@@SheeshMaster64 😂😂😂😂 This made me laugh out loud!
@@SheeshMaster64 it just goes to show that the only real & true part of the internet is this channel!! 😉😎🤗😃
@@SheeshMaster64 you can. I used to do it in the barracks all the time... The secret is to fill the cup halfway with water.
Like fish and a full boiled egg
" My heart is blooming like a full moon's night" what a beautiful way to put it.
Americans have come to feel great kinship with all of you. Shows how much alike we are. This spreads peace and love. May God's blessings be upon you and your family
So strange how I have forgotten my life before such things. I grew up in the 60s without even colour TV, let alone a mobile phone or a m/wave; yet now I can't imagine not having them. This episode really brought home to me, how much I take for granted. Thank you.
Fantastic video, and a big thank you to April for gifting these men with such a useful gadget! There really are angels among us. God bless!
I have tears in my eyes as I know what it's like to get a brand new microwave when they first came out. My mom bought one and it was the first one on our block. I learned to cook so many wonderful things in it growing up. You will have so much fun with it. I use mine and don't even think about it, but now I see again what it's like to have one for the first time and it makes me so happy for these guys and their families. Imagine hot tea anytime!!!! Thank you April for your generosity and big heart to send them this. Their whole village will want to see it.
Me too, it was an Amana Radar Range in the mid 70’s.
My dad did the same thing. He bought it right when they came out. First thing he did was blow up an egg 🤣
My eldest sister was employed part-time at the Council Electricity Board as a product demonstrator for microwave ovens when they first came out. 😀 My nephew who is now 43 was in Kindergarten. My sister also bought a microwave oven while she worked at the Electricity Board and it was like a miracle to the rest of us. How strange that it's almost 40 years ago but has flown by and now the microwave is a normal, essential part of our kitchens in the West.
My experience is the opposite. We were the last of my friends to get one. My parents were convinced they would never use it except to reheat their coffee. Once we had one they used it all the time and rarely made anything on the stove again. Too many TV dinners after that.
My parents bought a microwave early on also. They were early to many tech things and wow were they expensive then! However they were made REALLY well too. When both my parents passed in 2000-2001 they still had that old 70s microwave and it still worked!
AWW, these gentlemen deserve to have nice things and they're so appreciative of everything they receive!!!!
How wonderful, God bless April for her giving heart! Oh yeah- they need to know that it's not safe to stay in front of a microwave when it's in use- please let them know that- greetings from NYC!! 🤗🗽💖💐
April, you are a lovely and beautiful lady. It was delightful to see you send them the microwaves and just as delightful to see them open them. Never change, your kindness is heartwarming.
What a gift, and yes she's angel. All those unpopped kernels gave me anxiety 😂😂😂
IKR!! He flipped the popcorn on the wrong side, I think, and didn't spread it out. I was like, Nooooo! Lol! I know someone will show them how to use it.
@@daftoptmst ....and PLEASE ! .....someone make sure that they do not put metal plates or utensils in the microwave !
I think the bag was upside down!
@@urbanurchin5930 You can put metal plates in a microwave... what you can't put in a microwave is anything that would arc... so a fork is a no-no or folded tinfoil or a dish with looped handles. But a plain metal plate or bowl is fine and will not absorb microwaves. I do it all the time, never had an issue. You don't get sparks inside a microwave... it's not conducting electricity.
Same here 😬
The people on the channel restore my faith in humanity. Thoughtful, humble, thankful and sincere. Wonderful. ❤
This is an incredible vlog. It made my heart smile and reduced me to tears. Having a microwave here in America is like running water, and second nature. But to see these amazing men receive them with unwavering gratitude and appreciation is priceless. It doesn't get any better than this. I'm with the gentlemen in this video when I say thank you, Ms. April! I too will keep you and your family in my prayers. The same for the two gentlemen, both of them and their families are in my prayers.🙏🏾 THIS IS AWESOME! 😊
Man how wonderful humility....we can learn so many things from these men and their families. We take so much for granted. God makes me wanna hug each and everyone of them.
Shout out to APRIL! You are a beautiful, kind soul and your generosity has been felt all over the world touching everyone watching these two humble men smile with the absolute joy you provided for them.
I’m truly touched just by watching them be curious and fascinated and I am even more incredibly happy at this moment to be able to see how a simple gesture can change peoples lives 🧡❗️
These videos remind me to always be grateful. It's easy to get frustrated and distracted with "first world" problems, but the gratitude these gentlemen show for every kindness speaks volumes to me. We can all learn from them. God bless you all and Tribal People Try for introducing goodness to the world. ❤🤗
I absolutely love the appreciation these kind gentleman have for the things we as Americans take for granted! Prayers to all of you and happiness for your families 🙏🏻 Thankyou for all the laughs and smiles. Be safe guys ✌️
Be sure to offer some coaching on the use of this!
For an uneducated man, Raffique is so good with words expressing himself. His kids will have this working in no time and will teach him.
Nadeem = the Unexpected Philosopher. 👍🏻
This was Excellent! Thank you to April.
They r all my favorite but especially him. He would make a wonderful neighbor
While raffique may not be formerly u educationted he is wise. Beyond years and makes most people I know seem foolish. Such a kind and wonderful personson
I was today years old when I learned how much of a beautiful poet brother Rana is. Wow. That was touching.
April, what a generous heart you have to share such a gift with these good men!
I thank you for your kindness kindness , too😊
No forks or knives or metal in them! Remember!
I'm legit worried. I hope there are instructions translating, I don't want a metal in microwave mishap. But such a lovely gift, I know they'll use it well.
Do not use to dry small family pets......
A round spoon will not damage a microwave. Even a fork will spark but not cause damage. Both will get very hot
@@francispinto8721 I hope that's true. My dim-lit neighbor heated a burger and there was the smallest shard of foil left on it. It caused a fire, and a fire in row houses sucks
I have come to love these gentlemen so much. They feel like family to me. Blessings to all from Florida, USA.
I couldn't be more opposite from these men in beliefs or upbringing, but I have such respect and love for them 🥺
this episode demonstrated the poetry of amazement and gratitude.
The wonders of discovering the new. Truly wonderful.
Their gratitude is humbling....I'm in tears. Such deserving and loving people. 💖💞
" A person is disturbed mentally if he doesn't receive love, that's called inferiority complex, it's when people don't love him, that's when he goes towards negativity, it's only when he thinks positively and love himself, that then he loves the world" .Rana Nadeem.
That is the best quote I have ever heard. Much love ❤
Peace for all humankind.
This is how love travels around the world. We are all simple humans who love their families, just want to make a living, and spread the love. Too much hatred and anger in the world. Guys, thank you for sharing your gratitude!👌👌
I've travelled the world and met people from all corners and found that we are all the same, we all want the same things and most of us a nice people.
I remember the amazing microwave oven in 7 grade. Back in 74
Yes, the Radar Range
I smiled the whole video. So sweet, and innocent. These men don’t take anything for granted. So gracious. You guys are my favourite. 🙏❤️☺️
Gosh, this was so sweet to watch! Their happiness about april’s kind, thoughtful, generous gesture brought tears to my eyes. I hope you both get so much use from your new microwave :-)
No aluminum foil or Metal or plastic in microwave oven.
Two fantastic men, it's sickening when I go to the recycling sites and see containers full of microwaves, huge TVs, irons, radios etc. Probably 90% of them are perfectly functional, yet we throw stuff away that people half way round the world that would probably treasure for years.
Well done April ❤
The US has Split phase which requires 3 copper wires. Other countries mostly have single phase power so they have 2 copper wires. This isn't including the ground/earth wire.
The US is 120V so the amperage is doubled which requires much thicker wires. 220-230 volts in other countries can use much thinner wires.
Our electrical uses much more metal than those of other countries making it costlier to install. Other countries have electricity designed to be lower cost to install. Our electricity is safer, but our appliances wouldn't work in those countries.
The US is 60 hz, those countries are 50hz. All the motors will run slower as a result.
Lemme guess...electrical engineer?? Kidding ~ that's actually very interesting 🤔...I knew the plugs for US electronics required an adapter, but I had no clue just how different we are wired. 😉 Sorry - just came to me. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼.
@@aminy23 Our electric grid is also the oldest and the first. The creators of it had wild ideas about huge industrial applications and worldwide-scale lifechanging projects that never materialized. All the other grids were designed to improve on the original by enhancing individual-level practicality.
@@aminy23 Appliances could be adapted with a transformer in the plug, though that isn't really the point of chris's comment.
That's rich people for ya! The world is cruel.
That was a wonderful gift, April! They will be the stars of their neighborhoods, showing them off 😊❤😊.
My heart always swells with the pure gratitude and appreciativeness of each of your Tribal people! They make me tear up. I absolutely love watching these videos!!! ~Inspirations & Blessings~ Nat
I agree with Rose. It’s rewarding watching this channel and i may have missed it but I also would like the address to send gifts. It’s nice to know they are genuinely appreciated.
The light they bring to the world is wonderful.
Things we take so for granted in the US. These videos humble us all. The beautiful thank you at the end brought tears to my eyes.
I'm smiling, I have tears in my eyes, and I'm so happy to have come across this channel because of the wholesome content and the dignity that you show these wonderful men.
Their words In the way they express themselves ,Is like beautiiful poetry..... For real!!! 😲😀
What A Lovely Gift . They have my Heart. BLESS THEM and THEIR FAMILIES .
What a great video!! Their reaction is so pure, thanks and blessings to the one who sent these wonderful gifts! I know they will get a great deal of use out of those Microwaves!!!
Love these guys!!!! The amazement over the steam coming out of the popcorn bag is priceless. Wish I could meet them all.
April, what a wonderful gift. Something for the whole family and to make things a little easier. I love how grateful these guys are. It doesn't matter what you give them, a phone or just well wishes and they keep you in their prayers. They are a good example for the rest of us.
I seriously enjoy this series truly. It's always so sweet and ALWAYS a positive experience.
The things we take for granted can make people who is less fortunate happier and more grateful than we could ever be.
That's how corrupted we modern people are in today's society. I miss the better older times.
@@bonetoad I still try to live the old fashioned way.
You all deserve everything wonderful! Enjoy the microwave ovens! Such a useful and generous gift! God Bless!! Cher- USA 🇺🇸 ♥️
I wish more westerners could watch these videos and understand the true humbleness and gratitude of these men's culture and not rush to judgment over the actions of radicals who do not represent the beliefs of the vast majority of these amazing people. So respectful and honest. I have tremendous respect for them. And hopefully they will see us in the same way. Thank you for making these videos!
The population of muslims is around 1.8 billion people if every individual was a radical then the world will be in turmoil right now
what radicals?
Good lady bless her. Mashallah what amazing video
Coincidentally, these 2 happen to be my favorites…I guess I’m not alone. 🙂
Same
Me too.
God bless these men and their "child like innocence "!!
Please, someone tell him, he will get far more popcorn, if placed the way he had it at first.
🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Amazing gift from April! Thumbs up for the gal!
I can only imagine the small fortune it cost to ship out!
When they figure out the advantages, life is easier!
❤️
April, people like you restore our faith in humanity. 🙏 That was fun, thanks! Rana, great and true words, man. 🥰
You guys are the most humble and appreciated people that I've ever seen and it's no doubt that God has filled your hearts with much compassion for life, love and peace, May God continue to bless you and your families and hopefully you will continue to bless us as well with your inspiration to be better people!
Aww, this is so beautiful. April is a Angel living among us...So thoughtful of you April.. These people have so little. You made there year...❤❤❤❤
What a lovely gift for these two wonderful men and their families!
Thank you April! You rock! just seeing the joy makes me want to to cry.
An Amazing gift, they will enjoy it :)
They're always so polite able opening the present. Here we tear into like crazy!!!
The way these men speak and appreciate the simple things makes me want to be a better person 😭😭😭🙏🏾
Wow April you're an amazing human being for sending such lovely gifts.
Please let them know not to place any metal nor aluminum foil in the microwave. Wonderful gift
Yes, very important. Years ago, the technician in my company heat up food in metal container in our office pantry, it exploded. The sound was so loud that we could hear from the 2nd floor ( office pantry was on the 6th floor).
Also plates with silver or gold trimmings. Paper with foil too. All these are not to be put into microwave.
I am so happy to see their faces light up.
💕❤️💕❤️💕
April is such a thoughtful person.
I love the innocents and gratefullness in their discovery of gifts sent.....
Fun fact, the invention of the microwave oven came from an accident at a radar station. A worker on the site of one left his chocolate bar sitting underneath a radar emitter, and when he came back, the bar was melted and warm. They realized that the microwave heated up the chocolate bar, and someone thought to build an oven on the same principle. Which is why one of the earliest microwave oven brand was a "Radar-Range". One of those rare situations where a technology meant for use in war wound up benefiting people in peace time (also, of course, for air traffic control and real-time weather prediction).
🤯 I didn’t know this!!!! Fun fact indeed! Thank you for sharing!!! 🙏🏽
I think it was at the Raytheon Company
actually a lot of technology that fundamentally changed how we live our lives come from military development, internet and plastic surgery being two pretty interesting ones but there's way, way more
I hope Chaudry's children read your comment about the warm & melted chocolate because now we know what they will put every chocolate bar in the microwave (BUT ONLY for 2 or 3 seconds) for a very nice treat.
The radar emitters put out enough energy to cause severe burns if you were unlucky enough, so that worker was lucky it was only his candy bar that got melted.
What a wonderful and thoughtful gift April - you rock.
They're so thankful, grateful, gracious, humble, nice, etc....😭
Very nice to watch their heartwarming reactions!
The popcorn needed more time, though! Tip: Ignore the time listed on the instructions on the bag. Just set it for too long (like 5 minutes), and let it go for a while, until you hear tons of popping. Once the popping slows down and you're at 1-2 seconds between pops, take it out right away. Perfect popcorn every time!
I hope someone told them to never put any metal in the oven.
You can put metal plates in a microwave... what you can't put in a microwave is anything that would arc... so a fork is a no-no or folded tinfoil or a dish with looped handles. But a plain metal plate or bowl is fine and will not absorb microwaves. I do it all the time, never had an issue. You don't get sparks inside a microwave... it's not conducting electricity. It's a complete myth that microwaves will explode if "any" metal is put inside them.
@@MarcusBritish I had sparks when I tried to microwave a metal bowl, but the 1 or 2 times I accidentally left a fork or spoon in the dish when I put it in the microwave, I didn't have an issue besides it getting extremely hot.
@@galaxyanimal A spoon shouldn't do anything, but a fork is a bit risky because sparks can arc between the prongs. But because it's only a few mm between fork prongs you might not see the sparks easily. It's not like it'll do a massive lightning display and a T-1000 pop into your kitchen from the future. XD
@@MarcusBritish Oh, well that explains it: I think it might've been a spoon I left, but even if it was a fork, the prongs were stuck into whatever I was microwaving so that it didn't end up sparking. I took the metal bowl out after a couple of seconds because as the tray moved it close to where the microwaves come from(the square of holes in the side of the oven), it started to spark like crazy.
@@galaxyanimal hmm maybe the bowl was big enough to form an arc between the bowl and the inner surface of the machine?
I bet the shipping was more than the microwave $$
It's so refreshing to see people who are actually still grateful.
It's videos like this that remind me just how amazing the things we take for granted really are.