1945 RAF Emergency Rations & 1900 British Perfectly Preserved Tin Review MRE Tasting Test
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 1 сен 2020
- A double feature - the first half is British Royal Air Force rations from 1945. The Emergency Flying Ration Type 3, and the Emergency Ration Type P. (This scene was filmed November 2018.) Then after these two rations another two tins are shown from a 1945 Compo (10 man) ration, and a Mess Tin Ration component (Which include some microscope shots making for an aimlessly colorful particle show of unknown non-living and some potentially living bacterial matter.) After these, we then take a look at a special sealed can from circa 1900, going back in time with something perfectly preserved and truly unforgettable. Finishing up with some long winded historical ramblings and a look at 120 + years in British Rations, including some incredibly old (and bloomed) chocolate . Come join me in this outrageous journey through history!
For correspondence, or to send a Military Ration for review, my mailing information is:
Steve1989
3616 Harden Blvd
360
Lakeland, FL 33803
www.patreon.com/user?u=282133...
teespring.com/stores/steve1989
And thank you everyone for watching & subscribing - hope
you enjoyed this one, as I certainly did making it!
-Steve
** All Music By: Steve1989 MREinfo ** 
Развлечения
![Dimension 20: Never Stop Blowing Up Trailer [Dropout Exclusive Series]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xYeXpbHnGEM/mqdefault.jpg)
Whenever Steve takes a bite and says "hmm...", it's a 50/50 shot whether it'll be followed by "that...is pure, delicious decadence" or "that...tastes like rancid, foul botulism". Either way, he's eatin' it. God bless you Steve.
Hah, precisely!
Nice channel, btw.
Didn't expect to see you here. When are you two gonna make a colab?
OMG my cooking idol on my MRE idol comments hahahaha
Nice
The one and only cooking master
The fact this man opened a perfectly preserved 120yr can of cigarettes just for us... Is absolutely astonishing. Thank You.
I thought I read somewhere that he doesn't open anything unless he has a duplicate to preserve.
That is by far one of, if not THE, coolest things I have ever seen on this channel, I am SO unbelievably jealous and in awe. Simply amazing.
agree!
@John Wolfe welp hello person with a flag that is overly racist
@John Wolfe lol shut up John, you're adding nothing of value here
"That smells really fruity and rancid" - Steve takes second bite. "Oh yeah that's rancid" - Steve picks up a third piece and eats it.
Exactly I don’t think we have the same definition of rancid. Rancid to me means don’t eat its expired but seeing him eat it I’m like well never mind then.
@@TooMuchMiracle Well, as someone who's eaten something rancid, its not like it'll hurt you if you're eating a small amount but. It does taste pretty awful.
@@coffeebuticed Given some foods actually go for the 'rancid' taste, I guess there's a level.
But does he take the tablets in order to do so many videos?
I feel like when Steve smokes the vintage cigarettes, he takes a step back from the actual review and begins to just share his vast knowledge of history and and why he appreciates the complexities of mre's. It's like a one on one time with Steve.
Wish he did more like that
Yup, I love when Steve has a smoke 🚬!
He dropped his charade. He's immortal and he was reminiscing. We all know it now.
Yes...that part of the video was surreal for me. Let's not forget there is more to the video than just the cigarette experience. Steve also tried the biscuits and also tried the Barley Sugar Molasses Candies.
I really enjoyed his smoking ramble.
*takes drag off 100+ year old cig*
*stares into the distance*
"World war one....."
Why did this make me laugh so hard. Good ol Steve
*watches in Afrikaans
Pretty Boering
@@tullamorejameson480 you cant spell worth shit. Bye bye negative ass
@Devin Storm
Haha Steve was instantly transported. xD
Devin Storm right like an instant high. He went off on a side road and eventually came back but I wasn’t sure for a minute where he was going with the video.
Nobody's ever been cooler than when this guy was smoking a 120 year old cigarette stating historical facts. Love it.
Smoking isn't cool anymore, but Steve is cool whatever he does.
Agreed. My kind of man 💕
He's just a very smart chad with the most resistant stomach ever.
I think if I smoked a 120yr old cigarette, I would probably do so whilst leaning on a huge mantelpiece above a roaring fire, and I would stare off in to the distance and quote some Chaucer whilst I smoke.
Cigarettes cause cancer... But I'll make an exception for Steve, nothing will hurt Steve except Coffee Instant type I
For real tho this man is doing some of the most in-depth documentation of these historical items that anyone will ever do. Without these videos no one would ever know what these MRE's would have looked like back then or some of them could have been completely lost in time. It's so cool to have an archive of all these things presented in such a nice and comfortable tone.
The videos aren't the end of it either. He meticulously photographs, and documents the contents for the rarer stuff. For some of these rations, Steve has the only detailed information on them, besides some grainy black and white photos, buried in a national archive somewhere.
Its truly brilliant stuff he does 😊
Man has VAST knowledge of these subjects it's inspiring me to learn more.
There’s absolutely nothing like this channel anywhere else. Even as a Londoner, I cannot think of anywhere else other than the Imperial War Museum where I might possibly be able to see these historical objects. I mean seriously, Fry’s chocolate intact from 1900, or 120-year-old Royal Navy cigarettes. It’s just astonishing. Thank you so much for the superb content.
And on top of all this, man has VAST knowledge of these subjects it's inspiring me to learn more.
*Scientists found 2000 years old ancient Roman bread*
Steve: "that smell delicious.. and a little bit rancid"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 this comment section is lit!
Scientists find partially decomposed Wooly Mammoth body frozen in the Siberian tundra. "It tastes awful" *takes another bite.*
Scientists find dinosaur preserved and in ice “let’s get this out on a tray”
My veterinarian friend meets aren’t that good
Me:shows him this vid
Him:I take back what I just sed
normal day of madness this this channel comment ... hmmm ..... madness
XD
28:20 "Defending Malta that was a good one..."
Upon smoking the cigarette, his memory assimilated with that of the fallen soldiers.
He was there. This channel is a vampire's secret nostalgia trip.
These comments have me crying lmao
Steve? You still in there bro?
Back in the days when I still smoked, I found a celophane sealed pack of Players Navy Cut cigarettes that were decades old, and had to try them. They were the smoothest and most full flavoured cigarettes I had ever smoked. Made the Dunhills I was smoking at the time taste like lawn clippings 😄. Fascinating video. Cheers
worked with a guy that bought a massive box of old smokes from the 1960's. They were these rich clove cigarettes that were perfectly preserved. amazing flavor.
there's something to be said about the times when we hadn't quite figured out how to cut every corner in making things like cigarettes. While far from being good for you, I'd be willing to bet that they're far better than what comes in a pack today. At least they weren't tailor made to maximize addiction and profit, that was the marketing department's job lol.
I have a a wooden handled handrill that came from my grandfather. The top of the handle unscrews so you could store small drill bits inside. However, there is perfectly preserved cigarette in there. My grandfather smoked a pipe, so I wonder why he stored a cigarette in his handrill handle. By the look of it, it is probably a manufactured cigarette, goodness knows how old it is. My grandfather died in 1974 and it was probably in there for years before then.
Glad you stopped smoking!
When I was a smoker I smoked Players Navy Cut as my smoke. Filterless and strong... a MAN'S CIGARETTE ... anyway they stopped making them in 2016. You can still buy the Players Navy Cut pipe tobacco though
I don’t know why, but I love when the tins have a key to roll back the metal and open the container. I just love it!
-"Let me just get another can of smokes to compare, I got some from like the 1800's"
-Pulls out like 20 unopened cans of smokes
“That smells delicious...and a little bit rancid”.
that quote perfectly sums up this channel
mutually exclusive I thought
Nice!
@@gunnarthefeisty you thought wrong.
Then proceeds to eat it and take two bites
Steve: **eats a rancid peanut toffee** ew gross, i can taste the rancid oils!
Also Steve: **takes another bite**
There's all these rancid oils that coat your mouth...3rd bite. IM SORRY I HAVE TO STOP
I'm sure that the people working on the assembly line putting these rations together could never have imagined someone eating them on a video 76 years later.
Steve: Yeah, that's rancid.
*Keeps eating*
Never change, Steve. Never change.
Well maybe just change a little
I'm kinda worried about his health
Second bite:
It's easy to chew!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😆😆😆😆
I feel sorry for his toilet
But he’s eating the British air force history !
“That smells delicious - and a little bit rancid.”
Now we know what to carve on Steve's tombstone.
Followed by, Let's get this out on a tray! Nice!
I've seen this man eat Worse and some how is still alive.
@You Wish
-Nice hiss
-Decadent
-Just one more bite
"Lets put this onto a tray"
like he's capable of death. seriously. i've watched him eat something that was made when slavery was a thing still and he lived. I mean my grand father was born in 1888 25 years after shit i've seen Steve eat, was made.
I’m from York U.K. , worked at Rowntrees for a good few years .
There was a room there that had chocolate from 1800s .
Still wrapped, and old ration packs .
The archive room was amazing but all locked away
He's smoking it the right way, with tea from a mess tin. Now imagine being in a forestry block in the rain. That's going to be a massive morale booster :)
24:22 probably the best "nice hiss" I've ever heard
That was literally the NICEST hiss though
HISS? That was a gust!
I agree!! By far the best!!
That was a reverse hiss...
Best one ever
That hiss was like opening the Ark of the Covenant
The winning comment!
That was truly an amazing hiss for any package, let alone something so old.
Omg! I said Nice Hiss! Those are going to be delicious!
Don't look at it! :)
That was an incredible video. You are what makes RUclips awesome. Loved the combination of education, experiencing the artifacts, helping us to see how and why shelf stable foods are important, and your own unique personality
I love how long he takes with everything. He really savors every minute
Those cigarettes must hit hard, they sent Steve back in time to before he was even born!
Underrated comment
Before his grand father likely.
before we were born
Before anyone on RUclips was born lol
That boy look back in time lol
Man smokes literally worlds most expensive cigarette, and it's perfectly preserved, what a find and what a legend you are Steve
Sometimes I imagine people, in the future, studying hole new subjects, or old subjects in new ways. They will be going through old youtube videos as if they were odd, individually-funded researches; a cool history professor will be showing this to a class of young students, and say "yeah, thus guy just smoked a 120years old cigarette, like it was nothing... and gave a whole history lesson while doing it."
Never thought that I would watch someone trying old combat rations for nearly 45 minutes, but that was great! Thank you for showing us! 👍
i gotta say, whenever i settle down for the night, i put steves videos on and just relax. his voice and just the history lessons he gives us just relaxes me. This has to be one of the most amazing, chill channels out there, and i learn something new each video!
I'm a army cadet, and i just decided to quote you one day, "nice hiss" and another person recognised it and now we quote you every time we go to cadets, so in a way, you helped me get a new friend.
Haha insider jokes like that will be some of the best parts of your career and beyond. 30yrs from now "nice hiss" will still make you both laugh
I was at the gym one day and there a guy down there I talk to, he was wearing an army tag around his neck and I said to him, nice hiss and he knew exactly what I was talking about!
Nice
Nice
To quote a wise man, "nice"
Damn Steve transcended time and space smoking that cigarette. That was incredible lol
Happiest I've ever seen him
If Steve taught a history class, what a great new generation of kids we’d have. Imagine how much the kids would love his class?
He would force feed them rotten rations
But he's such a history-buff that he'd know the good guys lost WWII
Genuine, living, practical history (mould and all).
This is very special stuff. Thank-you!
24:15 that is absolutely the best hiss i've ever heard on a Steve1989MRE video to this day. Top Hiss, speed pills, stained-color images of Tea of Bacterial Death, and 120 year old smokes. And to top it off, Steve looked like he just had an unreal orgasm on the first puff of that ancient delicious cig. Best MRE video EVER.
I second everything you just said.
Ohhhhh baby that’s a beauty. Awesome.
🤣👌
Yeah you could hear his pants getting tighter when he lit up that smoke
Unreal hissage
"Yeah that's rancid"
*casually takes another bite*
"I feel like its making my mouth swell"
*takes yet another bite*
Steve is peak human performance
Rancid food usually doesn't make you sick. It just smells bad.
He said smell not swell I'm like 99% sure
Angiu Cozma why would his mouth smell
Dedicated
omg dude.. I can't thank you enough for opening those 120 year old cigarettes and sharing that historic moment with all of us!!! I can't get over the pristine condition they were in, and don't get me started on that hiss... just incredible!!! I get like a "history orgasm" just thinking about EVERYTHING that can has seen and been through lol! It's honestly like a miracle that it even still EXISTS!
Like bro.. you opening that can and releasing air that hasn't been exposed since the end of the 1800's- from a time when people still rode horse and buggy, in the waning days of when the west was still wild, the second industrial revolution, and over a decade before the Titanic sank, the completion of the Panama Canal, and the START of the First World War- and then seeing that inside metal shine and see the light of day for the first time in over 100 years, not to mention that perfect card sitting on top was almost too much for me- like for real, that sight was meant for people who lived over 100 years ago and thanks to you, all of us were able to see it too! It was an honor and really almost too much for words- just spectacular! I can't thank you enough for that.. keep up the great work man, LOVE ur vids!!!
P.S. those Queen Victoria tins are equally next level! I've seen them before but NEVER with the freakin chocolate still inside and intact!!! Like Jesus, that's legendary shit man! I'm really jealous... but hey, you think I can bum a stoge? lmao
Covid-19: “I’m not afraid of you!”
Steve’s immune system: “then you will die braver than most.”
"And here's the tube of Benzedrine", Steve says casually like it's toothpaste.
I wonder if it's actually illegal to sell this ration
This is probably a stupid question but what is Benzedrine
@bigevilworldwide1 back in the day? Every army still pumps their soldiers with the newest amphetamines
@@daisymay6505 speed. literally speed.
There wasn’t a single human that is alive today around when that cigarette was made. There was an entirely different set of people when it was made
Deamn this is deep
There were people alive then whose parents and grandparents might have been born before the US existed. Mad!
And the most sadly, they paid cheap 😞
(Enter X-Files music)
Right!? That was really amazing! I was thinking the same!
I started this video with zero interest in military rations and left the video with a lot of appreciation for the work that goes into not only making the rations but also you eating them. Thanks Steve!
I love how you appreciate the history and pain that is behind the rations you try.. top marks.
"The Mark III is basically just sugar and amphetamines" breakfast of Champions
Gamer meal, sugar and meth
They give you 30 cigarettes to smoke with the old School crank pill
That's call an Alabama pancake
A breakfast of sugar and amphetamines sounds horrible due to missing ingredients.
Sugar and amphetamines are PART of a balanced breakfast which also includes espresso and a cigarette with sambooka.
Literally my breakfast everyday (medically prescribed)
Is it just me or this just the most wholesome channel ever? Just how he apologizes for things that he doesn't have to, his subtle tone, education and background information, his pure excitement, care, and joy for these rations. Just amazing, I can't help but smile all throughout the videos.
Steve, LPL, Locklab, Ian at Forgotten Weapons, Deviant Ollam... Lots of top notch educators and all round good dudes if you're lucky enough to find them amongst the piles of shit.
Steve's wholesome presentation style is in stark contrast to the food.
and the music too.
@@joshuaspencer6246 the music is reminiscent of a bad 80s action film.. like an introduction to the gravity of the evil guys plans or something... I love it.
The depth and breadth of your work is unmatched.
You are a national treasure, sir. Thank you for your nostalgic trek back to a time we love to hear about and showing us a piece of its history.
24:17 quite possibly the greatest hiss in all of “hisstory”
I ssssseee what you did there...
"Save these for another time" 100 years later, Steve2089 "hey guys!"
i actually laughed very hard at this
Thanks again Steve for the much appreciated history lessons here. Yes I’m a few years late In watching this video but the info you provide is really helpful and informative!
Agree. So interesting.
“Hold lemme go grab another can of cigarettes, I got some from like the 1800’s”
Never thought I’d hear that in my entire life😂
There’s something to be said about a man eating hundreds of dollars worth of rotten food while wearing a six dollar shirt.
Don't forget the Amphetamines tablet, They comes as a bonus. :)
Legend
@@DoNE021 have he eaten amphetamines on video??
@@billysgeo no
@@babydemoniac6723 How come those "energy" tablet are not illegal to buy/sell???
Steve1989: “yeah that’s rancid” (proceeds to take another bite)
_Last train to Botulism City, now departing platform 1942_
For real does Steve take a delayed release vomit inducer off camera each time he does one of these moldy oldy reviews?
When Steve takes a second bite, it's seldom because it's good, it's to help refine just how bad it is!
Thanks. I thoroughly enjoyed your displays and stories.
Just discovered your channel. Have to say... probably the most original, entertaining and educational channel I have subscribed to. Thank you and love your selection of shirts
“Ok, so let’s start out by crushing up some of that benzadrine”
"Burns the nose a bit, slightly bitter drip, really raises the heart rate. Overall not too bad for being so old. Alright, I'm gonna go ahead and organize all of my MRE's alphabetically."
Nice. nice nice nice nice nice nice.
He had me at energy tabs
"These tablets will:
*Stimulate* physical and mental reserves :
*Overcome* feelings of fatigue :
*Stave off* depression, low spirits, and apathy :
*Ward off* sleep :
*Promote* keenness and will to survive."
Yeah, bennies'll most certain do that...
chewing gum as a side dish after taking benzadrine. becz your mouth gonna be weird
It's weird but your filming yourself opening these artifacts (and ingesting their contents) actually allows more people to observe and appreciate these historical items than if they were displayed in a museum. Incredible content.
I think that's why he does it. He does his best to preserve certain packaging that he knows there aren't many in museums.
How is that wierd tho..?
He brings it all to life. So many times more interesting than just watching the items. Even if Steve himself was doing the presentation without opening and trying this out it would be far less interesting since there would be no real experience to share.
You are so right salaciousbcrumb! :)
Those rations ain't cheap or easy to find either!
This episode was a treat. Thank you!
Steve I have to have watched at least 100 of these, I appreciate your consistency. You seem like a stand up dude.
I feel like the cigarettes give him the old soldiers' memories
Like in mgs when snake smokes literal hours pass
Lmao u noticed that to like hes makin a connection by taking part in the rations0
this is the best comment lmfao
They kind of do that.
Rightfully so, it's why we have war reenactors too, among other reasons
It is now my Head Cannon that Steve is a fully accredited microbiologist as well as a Nutritional Historian. I am very pleased by this.
A nutritionist who smokes :) ! Back then they thought it was good for you !
@@amyturner6275 I'm going to say that it steadied his hands when he is doing his science. ^_^
And he's a hyper-polyglot cause he can perfectly read every language
Considering what he eats sometimes, he's probably also a walking lab of microorganisms.
Headcanon
Very interesting learning about history through your juxtaposition of description with actual items from the era. Really enjoy your videos. Its a way to live a little like people did in those times, through their experiences.
I love when you give just as much attention to the old cigs as the food. I'm a cigar smoker, but I would love to try a few of these older, preserved cigs. Lucky man!
I've tried them, they are stale and taste like ass. You can find old MREs from the Vietnam Era pretty common and they just aren't good.
Every time Steves takes a drag he sees flashbacks of people who used these rations
Top comment
He starts off with some stories and ended with a Patrick Stewart speech.
The good old days when survival rations were basically just Tootsie Rolls and Benzedrine.
I didn't think this was a cheap hobby - but I'm quite impressed by how much Steve spends to explore this aspect of history.
I think he’s probably fortunate enough to make enough money on these videos to keep producing more (along with whatever he does beside RUclips)
@@julianskowron7281 he time travels when he isn't making youtube vids.
Could be a history teacher
Amazing video! Your knowledge of food history is phenomenal!
9:56 “stave off depression, low spirits and apathy”
Damn, I need those.
Go get on adderall, it's basically the same thing.
@@jaffacalling53 as someone who takes that : it's not nearly as fun :(
@@jaffacalling53 maybe I should
@John Titor I take prescription Adhd medicine, not "speed paste"
@John Titor I'm cool with dying early
His immune system must have evolved by now to something biologists have never seen before.
He could go back in time and survive the ancient dead diseases.
Cast iron stomach
That big grin on your face with your first drag of the Woodbine smoke made the whole show!
That was the look my old dad had when he smoked his first woodbine of the day.
Excellent video Steve, really impressed with your research and knowledge, thanks for great interesting content
Thanks for sharing Steve, great vid and vibes as always!
Anyone else really appreciate the fact that we'll never hear anything like "this video was brought to you by Raid: Shadow Legends" on this channel?
Steve does it purely for the love of the culture
Or “but first, I want to talk to you about Manscaped”
When youtube demonitizes your videos and raid is lurking around the corner , ready to strike...
(Seriously, if youtube didn't fuck over its creators so much they wouldnt have to stoop to fuckin shadow raid so often)
"this was brought to you by Natick Food Labs"
Zofran anti nausea medicine might sponsor him! That stuff is a God send for food poisoning
And for the amphetamine
"These are unsmokable. I can taste the mold."
"My apologies"
No man, you're good! It's really stellar just to be able to see the things you show off, let alone have you eat or smoke them. As far as I'm concerned, you have gone above and beyond in this and all your other videos. Thank you!
Couldn't have said it better myself.
The fact that he even opens these sealed products for us is awesome. Most collectors would just leave these on a shelf forever to collect dust. This guy goes the extra mile and eats them.
@@notgray88 Just for you bud
Your enthusiasm is so captivating, one of the most unique and coolest channels out there!
Steve helps me fall asleep lol it's the way he talks, he doesn't talk loud, he talks calmly and peaceful i can listen to him and fall asleep, steve is like my sleep therapy, thank you very much Steve!!
Love the way Steve has some tea with his Woodbine for the full British soldier experience.
It feels like Christmas, but better!
That's the spirit!
That would be the Benzedrine kicking in :-)
@@evanscreekbrahman7511 Can confirm, eating boffy stew after popping bennies, having a great time.
Did he just casually open expired meth?
YES MATEYS. The old ones are the best lol
Honestly, this is how you preserve history. Thank you Steve!
JUst finished the video, love that you are now including the price of your collections, it's informative. Thanks for the upload.
Im convinced steve is a time travelling solider just real excited to find smokes he hasnt had in 120 yrs
He’s such a cool guy… it literally radiates through the screen… we don’t deserve steve! :)
James Cole
#12Monkeys 🐒
I think you win an award for the oldest cig smoked on the internet. Truly impressive, honestly, on how well those were preserved.
On the Internet, very likely! Heck, that has to be Top 10 oldest ever, surely? Around 120 years? That's incredible. It seemed they weren't even *called* cigarettes until 1830.
It’s great you started sharing the actual prices you paid to share this history with us. Thanks for that.
I've been watching this channel since it's inception and it's growth has been amazing.
Steve smokes the world’s bet ciggie, goes on a podcast level of tangent... I love this.
I love these random smiles during smokes :D
....and not laced with chemicals like modern ones.....
@@rudipl92 He looks like an ex-smoker who now knows how to ENJOY a smoke!!
I have never wanted an aged cigarette more badly. Currants, cherries and chocolate? Yes please
I was inhaling the same time steve was taking a drag and exhaling slowly as that smoke came out...
Sounds like an orgasm in tobacco form to me..... 🤤
So satisfying to watch.
i wish cigarettes today were that delicious sounding
@@lamxung5000 and its unfiltered, can you imagine the nicotine rush? oh my goodness
Thank you so much for another great video. I always learn something new from you.
Excellent display, Steve. Good beginning for a private museum of rations thru the ages.
Dude's got cigarettes that were already old when Hitler was born
smoking shit which was made for victorian era people but 170 years later.
The ripper was still alive
@@LuckyPikinini 120 years
Hitler was born in 1889. Just saying.
@@princecharlie3217 the ripper is famous but theres a man who recently killed 5 different prostitutes in 2001-2005, and got caught years later for it, the ripper has only 5-8 kills and hes famous there was 3000 prostitutes at his time so he could have killed more but they would have eventually caught him.
"Energy tablet"
For when the pilots want to become one with the plane.
Energy Tablets or Benzedrine... Came as Inhalers and Tablets... WHen consumed increases your reflexes and Awareness but... Side effects after long exposure are: Dizzynes, Nause, Headache and Loss of counsciouness
Lol
When he read the effects i was thinking of amphetamine or a similar derivative.
@@klefthoofrobert787 it was the beginning of amphetamines.
@@TalynCo amfetamine was already invented in the 1880s, this was just a brand name for the product
Hats off to you for unfolding one of those bags and reading the entire script.
You should have the letter of Authentication with your assembly kits do to your attention to detail.
I enjoy peering over your shoulder as you arrange the scene, I admire for your dedication to your fascinating hobby.
You're top-notch brother.
🖖
These videos are so relaxing.
Its my headcanon that Steve is actually an immortal being and every story he tells while eating the food he longed for while fighting in WW1 and 2 to gain a sense of nostalgia
So he's Logan? Aka wolverine?
@@k-trashradio5163 Wouldn't surprise me.
@@k-trashradio5163 Although Logan was born in...1863? I forget when.
Edit: 1832
*Lestat* lives ... now it *all makes sense*
@@Aodhan_Raith I mean he has eaten an American civil war hardtack thing.
"smells a little fruity and rancid"
*eats it*
"Hm. Oh wow. Hmm. Yeah, that's rancid. Wow."
*eats more*
i mean seriously, his digestive system is pretty much a museum by now
That never gets old. :)
Logic.
Cut lyrics from W.A.P.
Hm, I really kinda like the flavour *eats more*
Steve's toilet later.... "Okay let's see what he's got for us today. Nice!"
Nice hiss
@@CaptainFernandez 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣XD
Let's get this out into the bowl
Let's get this all into the bowl..nice
@@dylanfitch2997 😭😭😭
Steve talking about the rations throughout the wars reminded me of my Grandfather telling me about my great grandfather. My great grandfather was in the Australian Army for years. He had lived off of powdered foods for all that time, so when they would have it at home (Australia soon after WW2, still recovering), he just refused to eat it.
Imagine having a candlelight dinner with this guy when he busts out rations from the War of 1812 -
Don't worry, it's gourmet!
There weren’t even rations then. Shelf stable hardtack, sure, but everything else was dried, salted or foraged. Now I’m not saying that Steve should scope out some archaeological dig sites from the time but.......
Napoleonic hardtack, nice.
That would be perfection.
😍
This dude seriously just opened a $700 can of cigarettes nice flex my man some people smoke expensive Cuban cigars some people prefer century-old navy cigarettes
he's on the jenkem darts terrible!
I haven't visited this channel for a good while. I watch this video and see that Steve now has almost 1.8 million subs, 1.2 million views on this video alone ... and nothing else has changed. Maybe the MREs are a bit more expensive, but Steve's the same, format's the same. I love it.
Steve is so chill... Fun to watch.
100%
I don't even smoke, but I kind of want to know what a 100 year old cigarette tastes like.
I used to smoke and I'm dying to find out too. Either tobacco turns magical when it ages that long or they had way better stuff back then. I'm thinking a combination of both. But I'm even more interested in knowing how the chocolate would have tasted. Did they have better stuff back then, too?
I would imagine it would taste vastly different from modern day cigs which have many more chemicals in them versus old cigs which are usually 100% pure tobacco.
Never even to try to smoke if you never one
@@Aodhan_Raith Either roll your own or smoke American Spirits, which are additive free
That bacteria montage was like a 90s grunge music video
Perfection of a comment
It look almost like a LSD trip
looks like what a normal person would see after eating 75-year-old rancid food, not Steve tho
More like 60's acid rock..
@Rory Dowling Maybe the officer in command ordered him to.
I love how the vids are usually around 45mins -1 hour. You take your time with every item and review each item like it was it’s own vids compared to other review channels on YT
First video I've seen of yours Steve...enjoyed hearing your vast knowledge from the past. Subbed.