*_00:01_**_ - 🎬 - Introduction:_* The video starts with the creator welcoming the audience to "DSP versus the Internet," a weekly clips reaction show. This week's show is a day late due to the creator being sick, but he introduces the show with enthusiasm, mentions new equipment, and encourages viewer support. *_00:39_**_ - 🍔 - The Burger That Changed My Life:_* The first video reacted to is from Guga Foods, featuring a burger recipe from June 2019. The creator discusses Guga's approach to making a high-fat content burger, using techniques like smashing the patties for browning and a special sauce mix. The creator is critical of using processed cheese and finds the burger too greasy without complementary elements like vegetables. - *_Key Moments:_* - 02:25 - Explanation of high-fat ground beef importance. - 04:06 - Discussion about the 80/20 meat mix. - 09:47 - Reaction to Guga's technique and equipment recommendations. - 10:41 - Critique of excessive grease and lack of veggies. - 13:04 - Final thoughts on the burger's quality. *_13:16_**_ - 🏅 - The Economic Impact of Hosting the Olympics:_* The next video discusses the economic consequences of hosting the Olympics, using examples from Russia in 2014 and China in 2022. It highlights how hosting the Olympics often coincides with economic downturns and the heavy investments needed for infrastructure that sometimes leads to long-term financial burdens. - *_Key Moments:_* - 14:39 - Mention of Russia's economic state post-2014 Olympics. - 16:03 - Discussion about Rio's 2016 Olympics and the aftermath. - 18:09 - Example of Montreal's 1976 Olympic debt. - 19:08 - Analysis of Los Angeles' profitable 1984 Olympics. - 20:47 - Conclusion on how hosting the Olympics can be both a PR boost and an economic trap. *_21:02_**_ - 🤔 - Forbes 30 Under 30 and Success:_* The reaction discusses the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, highlighting the idea that to achieve significant success at a young age, individuals often take major risks and may bend the rules. This results in many ending up in prison for fraud. It is argued that truly successful people don't need such advertisements to prove their success. - *_Key Moments:_* - 21:02 - Commentary on the risks and consequences of achieving early success. - 21:15 - Observation on the need for public recognition and advertisements. - 21:27 - Comparison to the Olympics and the relevance of showcasing success. *_22:13_**_ - 🏟️ - Olympics and Their True Impact:_* The reaction shifts to discussing the real impact of hosting the Olympics. It points out the enormous costs, both financial and social, associated with hosting the games. The benefits, such as new infrastructure and tourism, often do not outweigh the expenses and disruptions. Examples include Rio, Russia, and other countries where post-Olympics maintenance and tourism impacts are highlighted. - *_Key Moments:_* - 22:13 - Discussion on the financial and social costs of hosting the Olympics. - 23:28 - The impact of mandatory hotel room requirements on host cities. - 24:23 - Argument against the claimed tourism revenue benefits. - 26:30 - Abandoned Olympic facilities and their long-term maintenance costs. - 27:11 - Social ramifications and negative exposure from hosting the Olympics. Overall, the video emphasizes the paradox where countries hope to gain prestige and promote positive images through the Olympics but often end up exposing their flaws and facing significant financial burdens.
I just want to clarify. Guga is a master in terms of meat and beef and steak. So his knowledge in meat cookery is top notch and his burger and chef is good that even veteran chefs have praised his cooking technique and flavour. His burger is not healthy but it's tasty because of the fat. You may think the American cheese will be bad because it's fake chef but even pro chef has said for a cheeseburger. The original true experience to eat it is using American processed cheese like in the video. And there is not vegetables because it's a classic cheeseburger which originally will only have bun, beef patty and cheese. Smash style burgers also uses a technique where you press on it to make it. It's a technique that requires pressing and it won't lose the juiciness and feel dry unlike a fast food burger. Also, he applied the sauce on the bottom and top of the bun so there is enough sauce on it. He said the burger is the best burger he made for a classic cheeseburger because it's juicy and the sauce pairs with it. Not because it balances with vegetables and have the perfect combination. So I hope you don't see these kind of youtubers as a gimmick that only knows how to make food look good but actually is good at making good food. It may not be healthy but the food is delicious that even professional chefs agree that it taste good
Uncle guga knows what he’s talking about . He’s a burger and steak connoisseur
*_00:01_**_ - 🎬 - Introduction:_*
The video starts with the creator welcoming the audience to "DSP versus the Internet," a weekly clips reaction show. This week's show is a day late due to the creator being sick, but he introduces the show with enthusiasm, mentions new equipment, and encourages viewer support.
*_00:39_**_ - 🍔 - The Burger That Changed My Life:_*
The first video reacted to is from Guga Foods, featuring a burger recipe from June 2019. The creator discusses Guga's approach to making a high-fat content burger, using techniques like smashing the patties for browning and a special sauce mix. The creator is critical of using processed cheese and finds the burger too greasy without complementary elements like vegetables.
- *_Key Moments:_*
- 02:25 - Explanation of high-fat ground beef importance.
- 04:06 - Discussion about the 80/20 meat mix.
- 09:47 - Reaction to Guga's technique and equipment recommendations.
- 10:41 - Critique of excessive grease and lack of veggies.
- 13:04 - Final thoughts on the burger's quality.
*_13:16_**_ - 🏅 - The Economic Impact of Hosting the Olympics:_*
The next video discusses the economic consequences of hosting the Olympics, using examples from Russia in 2014 and China in 2022. It highlights how hosting the Olympics often coincides with economic downturns and the heavy investments needed for infrastructure that sometimes leads to long-term financial burdens.
- *_Key Moments:_*
- 14:39 - Mention of Russia's economic state post-2014 Olympics.
- 16:03 - Discussion about Rio's 2016 Olympics and the aftermath.
- 18:09 - Example of Montreal's 1976 Olympic debt.
- 19:08 - Analysis of Los Angeles' profitable 1984 Olympics.
- 20:47 - Conclusion on how hosting the Olympics can be both a PR boost and an economic trap.
*_21:02_**_ - 🤔 - Forbes 30 Under 30 and Success:_*
The reaction discusses the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, highlighting the idea that to achieve significant success at a young age, individuals often take major risks and may bend the rules. This results in many ending up in prison for fraud. It is argued that truly successful people don't need such advertisements to prove their success.
- *_Key Moments:_*
- 21:02 - Commentary on the risks and consequences of achieving early success.
- 21:15 - Observation on the need for public recognition and advertisements.
- 21:27 - Comparison to the Olympics and the relevance of showcasing success.
*_22:13_**_ - 🏟️ - Olympics and Their True Impact:_*
The reaction shifts to discussing the real impact of hosting the Olympics. It points out the enormous costs, both financial and social, associated with hosting the games. The benefits, such as new infrastructure and tourism, often do not outweigh the expenses and disruptions. Examples include Rio, Russia, and other countries where post-Olympics maintenance and tourism impacts are highlighted.
- *_Key Moments:_*
- 22:13 - Discussion on the financial and social costs of hosting the Olympics.
- 23:28 - The impact of mandatory hotel room requirements on host cities.
- 24:23 - Argument against the claimed tourism revenue benefits.
- 26:30 - Abandoned Olympic facilities and their long-term maintenance costs.
- 27:11 - Social ramifications and negative exposure from hosting the Olympics.
Overall, the video emphasizes the paradox where countries hope to gain prestige and promote positive images through the Olympics but often end up exposing their flaws and facing significant financial burdens.
I just want to clarify. Guga is a master in terms of meat and beef and steak. So his knowledge in meat cookery is top notch and his burger and chef is good that even veteran chefs have praised his cooking technique and flavour. His burger is not healthy but it's tasty because of the fat. You may think the American cheese will be bad because it's fake chef but even pro chef has said for a cheeseburger. The original true experience to eat it is using American processed cheese like in the video. And there is not vegetables because it's a classic cheeseburger which originally will only have bun, beef patty and cheese. Smash style burgers also uses a technique where you press on it to make it. It's a technique that requires pressing and it won't lose the juiciness and feel dry unlike a fast food burger. Also, he applied the sauce on the bottom and top of the bun so there is enough sauce on it. He said the burger is the best burger he made for a classic cheeseburger because it's juicy and the sauce pairs with it. Not because it balances with vegetables and have the perfect combination. So I hope you don't see these kind of youtubers as a gimmick that only knows how to make food look good but actually is good at making good food. It may not be healthy but the food is delicious that even professional chefs agree that it taste good
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