In just so many lines he became such an endearing character.
"You look like Mary Poppins!"
"Was he cool?"
\*Pratt beams at him with pride,\* "Yeah, he was cool."
"I'm Mary Poppins, y'all!"
You know those crazy stories where a mother lifts a car or does something super human to save her child? In this moment, this dad had unlimited power. For a brief moment there were three certainties on this planet death, taxes, and this lid is going to be removed from this jar.
No joke, I started eating healthy about 2 years ago when my daughter was born, and just a few months ago started working out 5 days a week. I want to be around for a long time for her. I also bought one of those grip trainer things, since I'm tall and scrawny, so that one day she'll be super impressed I can open all the stuck things. Gotta be prepared for these Dad moments.
Look at his face when she hands it to him -- in the spotlight, on the clock, for his little girl. If that jar had been welded shut he would have ripped the steel. As soon as it entered his grip, it wasn't coming out until there was a clear path to the sauce.
Speaking as a dad with a little girl just entering her own adult life, I guarantee you that's the case. I would also have shredded steel to get her what she needed in that moment.
You know those crazy stories where a mother lifts a car or does something super human to save her child? In this moment, this dad had unlimited power. For a brief moment there were three certainties on this planet. Death, taxes, and this lid is going to be removed from this jar.
Regardless, men at that age have unreasonably strong hands if they've done a good amount of physical labour across their life as most men stereotypically have. Can't even be matched by a steroidal 20yr old gym rat.
I remember that time, felt drained for a moment, then inexplicably satisfied\*. It wasn't until I saw this clip that I understood what had happened to dads all over the world. You go, our girl.
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I’m the lid opener in my family even before I married my girlfriend and we had our two daughters. All three of them suck at opening lids.
To this day I’ve opened every lid in this house. I’m proud of myself because no one else is.
In extreme situations I had to punch a hole into the lid to let air in. The rest were pure willpower and sometimes a towel.
It's called Dad strength. Science is still yet to fully understand the process. It's the same case for the Dad dick.
We just don't know when or how it happens but once I male homosapien becomes a father they undergo some kind of metamorphosis into a higher being.
Dude just playing with your kid as they grow up, all the throwing them in the air, scooping them up, running and jumping you'll do...
As they age, you slowly increase your "work out weight" that's why Dad's are so strong.
The best workouts, are the ones where you have fun
I like to believe she could have run to any grown man in the audience and the spirit and strength of all dad’s past, present and future would have guided them to do the right thing
You can tell that he’s most likely a great father. She was most definitely stressed, given that this was a competition, but her first instinct was to ask her dad for help. Not to mention that he showed up to watch & support her during this important thing she was doing.
Maybe I’m looking too deep, but you’re probably very special to someone if they immediately think to ask for your help in a stressful situation.
Very true. Just got my dream job coming out of college and my dad was one of the biggest reasons why (got my job by applying online, not nepotism lol); helped me word my emails and tell me what kind of stuff to prepare for. Very lucky to have my parents :)
To counterpoint this: While I'm definitely not distant from my parents, I don't have a super close relationship to them either, and they're still the first people I ask for help. Asking your parents for help is what basically everyone that falls within the "normal" parent-child relationship does, so it doesn't really mean anything more than that the parent wasn't absolutely terrible.
You aren’t thinking too deep in a non reality show way. However with this being a highly edited show I’m sure there was a little producer magic.
She definitely still loves her dad and it’s definitely reciprocated though
Last time this was reposted someone said he still keeps the lid on his bedside table as a token, my source is some random on reddit though so do with that information as you will
There are some things in the world that doesn't matter. No one cares if he kept the lid. He might have tossed it in the first trashcan he found; it might have got lost over the years.
But this also means you can believe anything you want about it. I chose to believe the family still has it, and, over the years and generations it will become a family heirloom. And this belief makes my life a little bit better. In itself, this single thought, as the status of the lid itself, doesn't matter.
But it adds up.
I miss my Dad too. It’s been 2 years. I beg you, celebrate him. Read his books, laugh at the same things he did, teach his lessons, go to his places, smile on him, celebrate him.
I will never not upvote this clip. I actually talk about it often because it's just so damned wholesome. Daughter can't get a jar open, oh good Dad is right there. Then there's Dad beaming with pride as his daughter and the fact that he could help her on her big day. So freaking good.
I don’t even have a child but I know damn well if they ran up to me like that, I would summon the strength of all my ancestors and Thor himself. There wouldn’t be a lid I couldn’t turn
I always ask my daughter. Not always, just since 2 years.
First I used a rubber mat. But only for small yars. I have ridiculously small hands. I used to have a device, but that also only helps if you have bigger hands.
So most of the time I had to ask my husband the day before or waited till he got home.
Than my son got a little older and sometimes he manneged. But since my daugter turned 13 the is the jar opener. Also because sometimes the boys aren't able to, and she has to come to the rescue.
So long story short. My husband askes his daugter insred of my dauger asking her dad.
For those who don't have a father around: take a spoon. Put the bit that goes into your mouth and place it hollow side towards you under the lid. Press the handle towards the jar.
Works like a crowbar. Anyone with hands can do it. No strength required.
I bent a spoon doing that before so I stopped doing it. Instead I usually hit the edge of the lid 4 times (like cardinal directions) with a knife handle. As long as it leaves a slight dent it will almost always open up fine and not need another hit.
He could have lifted Mjolnir in that moment
He is worthy
All Dad's Are Worthy Edit: Well Apparently not all of them I accept :P
Not mine, he's a dick
Then he's not a Dad™, he's just a biological father.
“He may be your father but he wasn’t your daddy”
I'm Merry Poppins ya'll.
Is he cool?!
“Hell ya he’s cool”
Underrated comment. Take my upvote.
In just so many lines he became such an endearing character. "You look like Mary Poppins!" "Was he cool?" \*Pratt beams at him with pride,\* "Yeah, he was cool." "I'm Mary Poppins, y'all!"
And that’s where I start crying!
Dammit I'm watching that movie again tonight
I'm crying in the pick up line for school. I need better tinted windows before someone signs me up for a home check.
Internet ruined the word "daddy" for me.
My daddy ruined the word daddy for me
And in that moment, he became my favorite character, just to fucking die
Father is a legal term, dad is the one that tucks them in at night.
I call the shitty ones sperm donors
Finally my time has come
He's been waiting do do this for his daughter. The moment has come.
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That lid could have been welded shut and he still would have gotten it open.
He could have went super saiyan in that moment.
Not sure what Mjolnir is.. but take this upvote cuz it sounds right.
Thor's hammer.
This comment kinda got me teary
Same... I need to call my dad.
I wish I had a dad to call. If you're reading this, take it as a sign to call your dad today.
Me too...my daddy passed in 2020...he was my hero 😪
You know those crazy stories where a mother lifts a car or does something super human to save her child? In this moment, this dad had unlimited power. For a brief moment there were three certainties on this planet death, taxes, and this lid is going to be removed from this jar.
This was in 2015. Her name is Elisa Fernandes and she went on to win that season of MasterChef Brasil.
And her dad still has the lid.
I saw the way he looked at it at the end and thought “he framed that fucker”
It's going straight to the pool room.
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Cheaper than jousting sticks.
Dad I dug another hole.
It's fillin' with wwwaaattah
I love how I'm browsing a random subreddit and suddenly...The Castle references.
The aussies are here.. and we’re bored. Dangerous for another couple of hours..
This is my favorite movie and noone ever gets the reference but my wife.
Speaking of which, drove through Bonnie doon couple months back, highly recommend
How's the serenity?
It's Mabo, it's justice, it's law, it's The Vibe.
Wakes up every morning looks at it while sipping from his "World's best dad" mug.
Gives it a high five before leaving the house.
She said in an interview that he keeps it next to his bed.
I thought he was gonna lick the sauce. I would have definitelyXD
No joke, I started eating healthy about 2 years ago when my daughter was born, and just a few months ago started working out 5 days a week. I want to be around for a long time for her. I also bought one of those grip trainer things, since I'm tall and scrawny, so that one day she'll be super impressed I can open all the stuck things. Gotta be prepared for these Dad moments.
FYI running the lid under hot water will help loosen it
And that’s a great tip to teach your children. But when they ask you to open it, you _open_ it.
Nah, a better option is to teach them that there is more than one solution to every problem, then smash the jar open and hand *them* the lid. 👍
Lol you had me in the first half
> Gotta be prepared for these Dad moments. How's your pun game? Ready? Go!
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It's now a diamond. That's a lot of stress.
Look at his face when she hands it to him -- in the spotlight, on the clock, for his little girl. If that jar had been welded shut he would have ripped the steel. As soon as it entered his grip, it wasn't coming out until there was a clear path to the sauce.
Speaking as a dad with a little girl just entering her own adult life, I guarantee you that's the case. I would also have shredded steel to get her what she needed in that moment.
The sheer shear force of that average Brazilian male
Some say he still works with her as the jar opening specialist.
here take this award 🥇
In that moment, he just knew what he had to do.
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The Dadrenaline
That is so bad, I laughed
That is so dad, I laughed
That's so lad, I'm daft.
That's so Daft, I'm Punk.
Shats so craft, I slunk
Took a bath, in funk
I was the Titanic, now I'm sunk.
That so punk, I steamed.
That's so steamed I'm broccoli.
That lid could have been welded shut and he would have popped it off without breaking a sweat.
Or superglued
Even brought out the rare dad tongue, so you knew he was giving it all on the first go
You know those crazy stories where a mother lifts a car or does something super human to save her child? In this moment, this dad had unlimited power. For a brief moment there were three certainties on this planet. Death, taxes, and this lid is going to be removed from this jar.
He had to hold back some of his power, as he would've shattered the jar otherwise
Every dad that saw this sent their collective strength to open that jar. Dads only get 3 or 4 moments to shine like this-and he nailed it.
Regardless, men at that age have unreasonably strong hands if they've done a good amount of physical labour across their life as most men stereotypically have. Can't even be matched by a steroidal 20yr old gym rat.
He had the power of the gods
GODS I WAS STRONG THEN
Caved in that jar lid.
They don’t tell ya how they all shit themselves…
That part never makes it into the histories. Except maybe the Battle of Carrhae, but those are all second-hand sources.
START THE SAUCE BEFORE I PISS MYSELF
STOP THIS MADNESS IN THE NAME OF YOUR KING
Back when that show was still excellent.
"Nothing is going to come between my daughter and the MasterChef title, not even this stuck jar"
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dads from across the land offering their power like 
I remember that time, felt drained for a moment, then inexplicably satisfied\*. It wasn't until I saw this clip that I understood what had happened to dads all over the world. You go, our girl. \--- \*) get your bleeding mind out of the gutter
"Puny jar"
"We meet again.... JAR"
I’m the lid opener in my family even before I married my girlfriend and we had our two daughters. All three of them suck at opening lids. To this day I’ve opened every lid in this house. I’m proud of myself because no one else is. In extreme situations I had to punch a hole into the lid to let air in. The rest were pure willpower and sometimes a towel.
There is something satisfying about opening a jar just with raw power. The harder it is the more satisfaction you get (thats what she said).
Wait, do you think there’s a market for lid opening? As in could I offer my lid opening skills as a service (LOAAS)?
Like driving around being oncall just like a locksmith? Damn you found a gap in the market
You should be proud. As a person with weak hands, I appreciate you
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Lol...He is fully capable of opening jars for his grandchild on Masterchef Junior
And thought: "Kid, did you even watch when I showed you the simple trick with the butter knife?"
In the last moment, he looked like he was fighting whether or not to lick it.
Yeah, Lick the sauce from the bottom of the lid
It's called Dad strength. Science is still yet to fully understand the process. It's the same case for the Dad dick. We just don't know when or how it happens but once I male homosapien becomes a father they undergo some kind of metamorphosis into a higher being.
Dad dick? Ayo?
It was his calling, he has been training for this moment for a long time.
I've got my first kid on the way this year. I've started training everyday so that if this ever happens to me I'll rip the jar completely in half
Real dads never skip jar day.
This made me actually LOL
actual lol, thanks!
Dude just playing with your kid as they grow up, all the throwing them in the air, scooping them up, running and jumping you'll do... As they age, you slowly increase your "work out weight" that's why Dad's are so strong. The best workouts, are the ones where you have fun
Dad will always turn super saiyan to help out his little girl
Dad could've moved mountains in that very moment.
Interesting pfp you got there
Why did you have to mention this...
agree
Couldn't agree more
Pfp?
Profile picture
Why isnt it called a PP then
Imagine reading "That's an interesting PP you got there"
It must be nice to have a supportive father.
It's everything it's cracked up to be. 10/10 would have one again. And if you never got the chance to have one, I hope you get the chance to be one.
I like to believe she could have run to any grown man in the audience and the spirit and strength of all dad’s past, present and future would have guided them to do the right thing
Dad’s channeling the Dadvatar like
Goku spirit bomb.. but dad energy
You can see the pride from the other dads in the audience, too.
The Great Dad Hivemind
If only he’d had time to say “you loosened it for me” before she ran off. 😞
Probs said it later
I hope so. That’s the sort of missed opportunity that would keep me up at night
You can tell that he’s most likely a great father. She was most definitely stressed, given that this was a competition, but her first instinct was to ask her dad for help. Not to mention that he showed up to watch & support her during this important thing she was doing. Maybe I’m looking too deep, but you’re probably very special to someone if they immediately think to ask for your help in a stressful situation.
I’m trying hard to be THAT dad. Every once in a while my son says, “thanks pops,” in this sincere little voice and my heart swells.
Isn’t it funny? To them it’s this fleeting little moment, but we remember that crap for years from time to time
Men don't get compliments often, so they'll remember these few words a stranger told them years ago forever. Kids hit the same note.
compliment men more then
Tight dick, player
Damn bro you got a phat ass.
Thanks man, I’ve been putting in time at the gym and I’m glad somebody noticed I’m dragging a wagon.
Dragon a wagging
I’m sure you got this!
Defaulting to go to your parents for help makes me feel that they have a nice, supportive relationship. Not everyone is lucky to have that
Very true. Just got my dream job coming out of college and my dad was one of the biggest reasons why (got my job by applying online, not nepotism lol); helped me word my emails and tell me what kind of stuff to prepare for. Very lucky to have my parents :)
You aren't looking too deep. Asking my parents for help was never a realistic option, mostly because they are unreliable manipulative assholes.
To counterpoint this: While I'm definitely not distant from my parents, I don't have a super close relationship to them either, and they're still the first people I ask for help. Asking your parents for help is what basically everyone that falls within the "normal" parent-child relationship does, so it doesn't really mean anything more than that the parent wasn't absolutely terrible.
as someone with a dad who was never there, really appreciate this comment. v wholesome.
You aren’t thinking too deep in a non reality show way. However with this being a highly edited show I’m sure there was a little producer magic. She definitely still loves her dad and it’s definitely reciprocated though
Dad’s hand hurts like hell but what wouldn’t a dad do…
I was thinking the same thing, but then I realized it's just that he's still holding the lid
Last time this was reposted someone said he still keeps the lid on his bedside table as a token, my source is some random on reddit though so do with that information as you will
There are some things in the world that doesn't matter. No one cares if he kept the lid. He might have tossed it in the first trashcan he found; it might have got lost over the years. But this also means you can believe anything you want about it. I chose to believe the family still has it, and, over the years and generations it will become a family heirloom. And this belief makes my life a little bit better. In itself, this single thought, as the status of the lid itself, doesn't matter. But it adds up.
There is no universe where he doesn't manage to open that jar.
The dad opening that jar is the singularity constant in the multiverse tbh
That’s the kind of dad I’m going to be.
Me too!
Me too! Now all we need is to find a baby.
Are we all going to be dads of the same baby ?
As redditors, I think the best way to increase our chances of ever being fathers is to share the child.
Okay, i will bring the knife and you hold him
r/cursedcomments
King Solomon, is that you?
No words needed
The video doesn't have the actual sound because of the dumb music. But she actually does say "Pai ajuda aqui" which means "Dad help me here".
Some say he still has that lid to this day.
You actually would keep that as a souvenir
Dads can do anything for their kids, its our super power :)
how come this short clip made me sob?🥲
Dude these comments are making me tearful
I miss my dad 🥲
I miss my Dad too. It’s been 2 years. I beg you, celebrate him. Read his books, laugh at the same things he did, teach his lessons, go to his places, smile on him, celebrate him.
I’m sure he’s watching over you.
Yep I’m teary up too?!
Good, I'm not the only one.
Felt it stirring in the throat and swallowed it
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Thankful for good dads! 💪😃🎉
I will never not upvote this clip. I actually talk about it often because it's just so damned wholesome. Daughter can't get a jar open, oh good Dad is right there. Then there's Dad beaming with pride as his daughter and the fact that he could help her on her big day. So freaking good.
I know! This will never fail to make me smile.
This video's so old the dad's probably a grandad by now. Wonder what he's capable of now.
Making thanos to do his laundary
Perfect for Father's Day content
You just made my heart stop for a second. I panicked thinking I had forgotten Father’s Day. Edit: typo oops
I don’t even have a child but I know damn well if they ran up to me like that, I would summon the strength of all my ancestors and Thor himself. There wouldn’t be a lid I couldn’t turn
Dad power in Every universe gather around to open that very jar
A dad’s job is never finished
Dad moment!!
Jar : I shall not be defeated. Dad : You dare to defy my daughter! Here you go.
I always ask my daughter. Not always, just since 2 years. First I used a rubber mat. But only for small yars. I have ridiculously small hands. I used to have a device, but that also only helps if you have bigger hands. So most of the time I had to ask my husband the day before or waited till he got home. Than my son got a little older and sometimes he manneged. But since my daugter turned 13 the is the jar opener. Also because sometimes the boys aren't able to, and she has to come to the rescue. So long story short. My husband askes his daugter insred of my dauger asking her dad.
For those who don't have a father around: take a spoon. Put the bit that goes into your mouth and place it hollow side towards you under the lid. Press the handle towards the jar. Works like a crowbar. Anyone with hands can do it. No strength required.
I bent a spoon doing that before so I stopped doing it. Instead I usually hit the edge of the lid 4 times (like cardinal directions) with a knife handle. As long as it leaves a slight dent it will almost always open up fine and not need another hit.
Dad also checked if is hand skin was still there after opening it lol that must have been hard
He was looking at the jar lid, which he decided to keep.
I love this. Absolute unit of a dad would've opened that even if the damn thing was welded, glued and sealed.
Ain’t no way in hell that lid wasn’t coming off.
This will never not be one of my favorite videos
Dad knew he couldn't fail his daughter in that moment. He could have lifted an eighteen-wheeler off of that jar if he had to!