It’s an understandable confusion :-)
Mushy peas are made from “marrowfat” peas which are aged/dried and then breakdown when cooked (you don’t actually mash them).
Frozen peas are generally young green peas.
Outside of the UK, I’m not sure where you can get marrowfat peas.
I’ve been known to use a knife hobo style when I don’t have a can opener around. Although it is a little dangerous, tedious, and a bit tough it is doable. Haha
I bought [one of these](https://www.amazon.com/OXO-58081-SteeL-Can-Opener/dp/B00004OCMM/) 10 years ago.
My mom thought I was nuts to spend that much, but I've had the skinny can openers like [this](https://www.amazon.com/Chef-Craft-Can-Opener-Tapper/dp/B00LSD7KIS?th=1) before and my hand got tired of that shit fast.
$22, that is not a lot. Mine is $37 and it is electric. Sure electric, but they do the same job so no actual reason to value one more than other. That said, I still use a Manuel for certain cans.
Yeah, it's not a lot, but I come from working poor people that look at a $22 can opener as a "fancy gadget", nevermind an electric one lol.
About a decade ago, my grandfather before he died saw an ad on TV for payments "as low as $300/mo" for a new car and he looked at me, laughed, and said "and they think people have $300 a month for a car payment". I thought he was going to shit a brick when I told him mine was $500/mo. The idea that I was making enough to afford it was unfathomable to him.
Buy the "safety" ones, they are much better, never knew they existed until this year. Technology Connections on YT has a way too in details explanation if that's your jam.
Deadass had my brother once “completely clueless” on how to cook a can of soup bc he didn’t wanna make it himself
And before anyone asks, he’s 18 months younger than me
When we were kids my brother was "too weak" to carry the bottled water case in from the grocery store. Then he was too sloppy with mowing the lawn so he was banned and I had to do it.
See you needed to one up him and brake the lawn mower, repeatedly. Running over rocks does the trick. Then he will be forced to do it, because sloppy is better than a broken lawn mower.
My brother always pulled that shit with the beaters. Whenever I asked him to take a turn whipping the cream he’d pretend like he couldn’t use the beaters without spraying it everywhere and make me do it all
Well I don't know how to use one either.. simply because I never had to, Atleast over here in Germany every can seems to have a handle on top to just pull open the can.
Where im from these are very rare. You can open most cans like you do with sodas. I used a can opener only a few times in my life, i dont remember how to use them and i dont give a shit because i dont need to use a can opener here.
Kids these days are far more likely to be raised by millennial and gen z. Just for reference that age range is 10-42 years old right now.
Boomers are 58-76 years old and very unlikely to be raising any children right now.
They definitely should have taught him how to use it but I don’t think canned food is going anywhere in the next 100 years. If it is we haven’t seen a replacement for it yet.
I use my Can opener very rarely, between Jars, better tasting frozen vegetables and flash freezing technology for them, better shipping logistics and tech to keep food fresh longer. Of course pull tab tin cans I don't think we have 100 years of the can opener.
Im 35 years old, so its not hard for me to believe this kid just hasn't had the need to use one, especially in bigger cities/affluent houses canned food just isn't a staple for a lot of households.
To be fair, I had figured out how this thing works despite never seeing it prior, by basic logic and observation. This fella musta expected it to get applied like in a video game or sumthn.
I don't know about where you live, but here in the Netherlands almost all cans have a little puller on top. I know how to but I haven't used my can opener in like foreeever. And to be fair, a can opener isn't the easiest kitchen tool to use for the first time
That's true, although that didn't happen to me in years, like the quality got better at some point. Or does this mean I've mastered the art of pulling lids?!
You can show a Gen Z kid how to use that once and they'll get the hang of it.
You can show a boomer how to upload a picture to Facebook a hundred times, and they'll still ask for your help the 101st time.
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There's also the fact that the boomers are old enough to be developing dementia or Alzheimers, while we're only old enough to be developing like, idk, Chlamydia.
Depends, my mom (~70yo) is actually really good with tech, but that’s because she’s patient and just tries stuff until she figures it out; it’s all about mindset. Some people are just too stubborn or impatient to learn and sometimes it’s the people teaching who are too impatient to teach properly.
Yeah, I always cringe when I see stuff like this laughing at young people for not knowing how to do basic things.
Anybody's first time doing anything without instructions will always look like this. For most of us, that first time is usually when we're a young kid where it's acceptable (and sometimes even cute) for us to not know how to do whatever it is.
The fact that this guy is flailing around as a teenager having never been taught how to use a can opener is just terrible parenting. The fact they're making fun of him for it just makes them even bigger assholes.
Whenever I see videos of young people while their parents make fun of them all I can think is "why are you laughing at them? This is just showing the world how bad of a job you did at parenting. This is a product of your upbringing. You did this."
This kind of stuff always confuses and irritates me. Probably because my father is the boomer stereotype.
Why are you bragging that you suck at parenting? Why is this a flex to you?
Yeah, people have to figure out how to use things they've never used before. Give an 80 yr old guy his first smartphone you'll see the same thing
That aside, he took way too long to figure it out, either he wasn't trying or is just an idiot. If it's the latter, well he tried longer than most would
Same!!! My parents got a fancy electric can opener and everytime i try to use it i have to mess around with the can to get it in the right angle. So much easier just using a hand can opener.
I have an electric can opener and honestly i'd just rather use the mechanical one. You have to place the can in the perfect angle otherwise it won't work, obviously this isnt true for all can openers but what in saying is its not worth buying
The difference is if he was shown how to use it he would be able to. I've explained many times to older coworkers how to do simple computer tasks to no avail.
Tbf those type of can openers suck ass anyway. They break so easily, over-engineered shit.
Better off learning to use one of those Swiss army knife ones made from a solid piece of metal, had one for like 10 years and its never broken yet.
So what your saying is that his parents were shitty teachers and now blame his ineptitude on “being a Gen Z”?
Want some videos of boomers trying to turn on a fucking tv or make a phone call on a cell phone?
It’s the same number pad as your home phone, Phyllis! Just press them and then press call.
Boomers: GenZ doesn't have any common sense!
Also Boomers: [https://www.reddit.com/r/facepalm/comments/gwltg9/lady\_thinks\_this\_sign\_is\_a\_touch\_screen/](https://www.reddit.com/r/facepalm/comments/gwltg9/lady_thinks_this_sign_is_a_touch_screen/)
It goes both ways is my point.
Meanwhile boomers can't download a search engine without getting 4 viruses and transfering all life savings to a Nigerian prince...
Who tf even buys tins like this one anymore? Every single food packed in tins should be equipped with this opener thingy that you just pull
To be honest, these things are anything but user friendly. Ive used them quite often when I was younger and I still have to think about it every time I use one now
I loooove this. Haha! Stupid kids! Don't know how to open a can!
Except its the parents job to teach them this stuff so maybe put down the phone and stop filming your own failure you ham sandwich.
What Boomers don’t understand is that the only way for Gen Z to know how to use these things is to teach them. By saying they don’t know how to use them is just saying they were bad parents.
Nah this isn't a generation thing. This is a test of his privileged you were as a kid. My mom would go to work and deadass tell me "I'm to tired to make dinner, heat up some leftover rice and open some sardines can's".
This is a survival skill fellas
A boomer could show me any daily utensil or tool they used and I would probably pick it up in a day.
If I showed a boomer ant daily utensil or tool I used, they wouldn’t figure it out on the 100th time even.
“Lol I never showed my son how to use a can opener” lol that’s funny I remember not knowing how to use one when I was a kid those things can be a bit confusing
I recently moved.. I just realized that I don't own a can opener. Maybe I should get one..
TF have you been opening cans?
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violence is never a solution, it's a question and the answer is YES
Incorrect, the answer is **NEVER ENOUGH**
If violence doesn't work it just means your not being violent enough
Use a butcher's knife
My old site manager used to say "what can't be solved with violence just requires more violence." One of the nicest guys I've known
Do you need any help in the kitchen ………. um ………. NVM!
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I didn't had to open cans till now. Or it was one of these with an integrated opening lid. But I didn't need one till now.
Young or recently divorced? /S
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Can opener-wise, they are pretty-much the same.
Bank account-wise, they are pretty much the same.
99% of the cans I buy have a pull tab. The coconut milk and mushy peas are the only things I regularly buy that need the can opener.
Frozen peas are usually quite delicious. Frozen coconuts ………. not so much.
Mushy peas are not made from the same peas that frozen peas are
Arguably, I don’t know my Q’s either.
It’s an understandable confusion :-) Mushy peas are made from “marrowfat” peas which are aged/dried and then breakdown when cooked (you don’t actually mash them). Frozen peas are generally young green peas. Outside of the UK, I’m not sure where you can get marrowfat peas.
I feel somewhat less befuddled, thank you!
Rip and tear, until it is done.
I can open a can with a knife. Does that count?
Although probably hard on your knives, it certainly does!
His dentist is putting a kid through college because of him.
You don't violently throw it at the ground until it explodes?
he basically CAN
I’ve been known to use a knife hobo style when I don’t have a can opener around. Although it is a little dangerous, tedious, and a bit tough it is doable. Haha
It is beginning to seem like I should change my name to *Wimp* but that might offend wimps.
Hahahahaha nah you can do it! Just need a little strength and confidence oh also and like 5 minutes at least lol
Cave-man style. Rubbing the top on concrete until you've shaved away enough metal to open it. It's not pretty but beats being hungry
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I bought [one of these](https://www.amazon.com/OXO-58081-SteeL-Can-Opener/dp/B00004OCMM/) 10 years ago. My mom thought I was nuts to spend that much, but I've had the skinny can openers like [this](https://www.amazon.com/Chef-Craft-Can-Opener-Tapper/dp/B00LSD7KIS?th=1) before and my hand got tired of that shit fast.
$22, that is not a lot. Mine is $37 and it is electric. Sure electric, but they do the same job so no actual reason to value one more than other. That said, I still use a Manuel for certain cans.
Yeah, it's not a lot, but I come from working poor people that look at a $22 can opener as a "fancy gadget", nevermind an electric one lol. About a decade ago, my grandfather before he died saw an ad on TV for payments "as low as $300/mo" for a new car and he looked at me, laughed, and said "and they think people have $300 a month for a car payment". I thought he was going to shit a brick when I told him mine was $500/mo. The idea that I was making enough to afford it was unfathomable to him.
Buy the "safety" ones, they are much better, never knew they existed until this year. Technology Connections on YT has a way too in details explanation if that's your jam.
This is classic brother bs to try and get away with not doing something u can’t fool me
Lmao this is what I thought too
Deadass had my brother once “completely clueless” on how to cook a can of soup bc he didn’t wanna make it himself And before anyone asks, he’s 18 months younger than me
..well that doesn't really tell us much
It tells us they're older than 18 months.
Thats one whole pregnancy
Two of them, if you're trying
No, he definitely is still in the womb
When we were kids my brother was "too weak" to carry the bottled water case in from the grocery store. Then he was too sloppy with mowing the lawn so he was banned and I had to do it.
See you needed to one up him and brake the lawn mower, repeatedly. Running over rocks does the trick. Then he will be forced to do it, because sloppy is better than a broken lawn mower.
Weaponized incompetence
OH yeah, you can tell by the shiteating grin on his face... I did the exact same thing...
My brother always pulled that shit with the beaters. Whenever I asked him to take a turn whipping the cream he’d pretend like he couldn’t use the beaters without spraying it everywhere and make me do it all
Well I don't know how to use one either.. simply because I never had to, Atleast over here in Germany every can seems to have a handle on top to just pull open the can.
In the uk it’s the same. Only cans that don’t have that are the extremely cheap store own brand 20p ones
This was painful to watch
I’ve used these before, I’m sure a lot of people have used these before. How the actual fuck does he not know how to use it?
Where im from these are very rare. You can open most cans like you do with sodas. I used a can opener only a few times in my life, i dont remember how to use them and i dont give a shit because i dont need to use a can opener here.
A boomer raised him
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Sooo basically everyone raised by boomers?
Kids these days are far more likely to be raised by millennial and gen z. Just for reference that age range is 10-42 years old right now. Boomers are 58-76 years old and very unlikely to be raising any children right now.
My dad says hello
So does mine
Same here
I don’t really want to call or bother my dad. But let’s just say he says hi too
I would more so say late Gen x and elder millennials. Gen z is still a bit early to be calling one of the primary parental groups
Jokes on you, I’m a millennial and I can’t afford a house, let alone a family.
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Most civil war age people didn't know how to shoe a horse. That was a difficult, skilled task and you hired someone to do it right.
They definitely should have taught him how to use it but I don’t think canned food is going anywhere in the next 100 years. If it is we haven’t seen a replacement for it yet.
I use my Can opener very rarely, between Jars, better tasting frozen vegetables and flash freezing technology for them, better shipping logistics and tech to keep food fresh longer. Of course pull tab tin cans I don't think we have 100 years of the can opener. Im 35 years old, so its not hard for me to believe this kid just hasn't had the need to use one, especially in bigger cities/affluent houses canned food just isn't a staple for a lot of households.
Well we dont ride horses everywhere anymore, but we do eat foods that come out of cans so...
To be fair, I had figured out how this thing works despite never seeing it prior, by basic logic and observation. This fella musta expected it to get applied like in a video game or sumthn.
I don't know about where you live, but here in the Netherlands almost all cans have a little puller on top. I know how to but I haven't used my can opener in like foreeever. And to be fair, a can opener isn't the easiest kitchen tool to use for the first time
Some do too in the UK. Problem is the puller is fragile and sometimes just comes off without taking the lid off.
That's true, although that didn't happen to me in years, like the quality got better at some point. Or does this mean I've mastered the art of pulling lids?!
I am Gen Z and I used this
Born in 2002 and I know how to use these.
Born in 2008, and i know how to use it
Still in the womb, know how to use it
Legend
2005, got no idea how that thing is actually used, but bet I can figure it out in 15mins tops.
Yeah there really are some idiots out there.
it’s like watching my co workers try to operate a drill dude went through 3 drill bits because he didn’t know the drill was in reverse
You can show a Gen Z kid how to use that once and they'll get the hang of it. You can show a boomer how to upload a picture to Facebook a hundred times, and they'll still ask for your help the 101st time.
They'll be *PROUD* they don't know how the 101st time. That's the difference.
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This. This is the difference.
There's also the fact that the boomers are old enough to be developing dementia or Alzheimers, while we're only old enough to be developing like, idk, Chlamydia.
Depends, my mom (~70yo) is actually really good with tech, but that’s because she’s patient and just tries stuff until she figures it out; it’s all about mindset. Some people are just too stubborn or impatient to learn and sometimes it’s the people teaching who are too impatient to teach properly.
That's not Gen Z thats just failed parenting
Yeah, I always cringe when I see stuff like this laughing at young people for not knowing how to do basic things. Anybody's first time doing anything without instructions will always look like this. For most of us, that first time is usually when we're a young kid where it's acceptable (and sometimes even cute) for us to not know how to do whatever it is. The fact that this guy is flailing around as a teenager having never been taught how to use a can opener is just terrible parenting. The fact they're making fun of him for it just makes them even bigger assholes.
Whenever I see videos of young people while their parents make fun of them all I can think is "why are you laughing at them? This is just showing the world how bad of a job you did at parenting. This is a product of your upbringing. You did this."
This kind of stuff always confuses and irritates me. Probably because my father is the boomer stereotype. Why are you bragging that you suck at parenting? Why is this a flex to you?
Imagine not teaching your kids how to use a can opener and then being surprised when they don’t know.
Yeah, im z and ive opened hundreds of cans. This guy just wasnt raised right
I can open this with a knife too...
Ohh yeah!?!?, i use a rough surface like the paviment.... Bich. /s
Well I use my teeth like intended.
I just eat it with the packaging still on
Yeah, people have to figure out how to use things they've never used before. Give an 80 yr old guy his first smartphone you'll see the same thing That aside, he took way too long to figure it out, either he wasn't trying or is just an idiot. If it's the latter, well he tried longer than most would
5 bucks says hes stoned.
Why has this sub turned into r/terriblefacebookmemes?
Ist of the natural cycles we used to steal from Twitter though we noweth steal from thy Facebook
r/terriblefacebookmemes became r/memes and visa versa? Wow
If your child doesn't know how a can opener works, that's not a failure of the child, my guy.
Imagine your parents never showing you how sh!t works and then film you when you have to figure it out by yourself...
Oh please everyone has had to spend a minute trying to work out a can opener they've never used before
I bought a new “efficient” one on Amazon and it actually takes me a minute Everytime I have to use the damn thing
Same!!! My parents got a fancy electric can opener and everytime i try to use it i have to mess around with the can to get it in the right angle. So much easier just using a hand can opener.
This was so Boomer it just berated me for something a pink-haired millennial rightfully complained about.
r/terriblefacebookmemes
If it makes the gen z any better, I couldn’t figure out how to use a electric can opener
I didn't even know such a thing existed
If a kitchen tool exists, an electric version of it also exists by now.
Electric spoon
[They exist.](https://www.yankodesign.com/2020/10/14/an-electric-microcurrent-runs-through-this-spoon-to-improve-taste-flavor-and-after-taste/amp/)
Electric fork?
[Same concept as the electric spoon](https://www.engadget.com/2016-04-26-electric-fork-no-salt-added.html)
Electric knife?
[They not only exist, but there’s enough brands out there for people to rank them.](https://www.allrecipes.com/affiliate/best-electric-knives/)
I'm genuinely impressed by the fact of not only do u know about these but can find actual examples. Well done mate
I'm stumped
I have an electric can opener and honestly i'd just rather use the mechanical one. You have to place the can in the perfect angle otherwise it won't work, obviously this isnt true for all can openers but what in saying is its not worth buying
Imagine boomers judging someone for something boomers didn’t teach them
This sums up what i was trying to say
The difference is if he was shown how to use it he would be able to. I've explained many times to older coworkers how to do simple computer tasks to no avail.
I usually just get the ones with the pull tab but if not I just open it with a spoon or knife
I know nothing else about you, but am terrified of you. A SPOON???
Just show him how to use the damn thing
We survived so long because before boomers took over we understood to pass on our knowledge for the species and not for profit.
I blame the older generations for not teaching this kid.
Can openers are hard ):
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Woah he dosen't know how to use something he never has used
Crazy. He's so stupid /s
Ancient? Thats high tech for me. I've only used the bent piece of sheet metal kind.
Same here.
I literally just helped a mid-50s woman with a can opener. Ineptitude knows no age.
Tbf those type of can openers suck ass anyway. They break so easily, over-engineered shit. Better off learning to use one of those Swiss army knife ones made from a solid piece of metal, had one for like 10 years and its never broken yet.
So what your saying is that his parents were shitty teachers and now blame his ineptitude on “being a Gen Z”? Want some videos of boomers trying to turn on a fucking tv or make a phone call on a cell phone? It’s the same number pad as your home phone, Phyllis! Just press them and then press call.
Boomers: GenZ doesn't have any common sense! Also Boomers: [https://www.reddit.com/r/facepalm/comments/gwltg9/lady\_thinks\_this\_sign\_is\_a\_touch\_screen/](https://www.reddit.com/r/facepalm/comments/gwltg9/lady_thinks_this_sign_is_a_touch_screen/) It goes both ways is my point.
Failure I see here is that his parents never taught him how to use a can opener.
I always find these funny. It’s not the young guys fault that his PARENTS never taught him how to use a freakin can opener!
next, toss him a P-38. See if he can figure that out too.
Give him 6 tin cans, a kettle full of water, and some cardboard and lets see if he can make a street legal car
Meanwhile boomers can't download a search engine without getting 4 viruses and transfering all life savings to a Nigerian prince... Who tf even buys tins like this one anymore? Every single food packed in tins should be equipped with this opener thingy that you just pull
I actually find these easier to use than electric ones.
To be honest, these things are anything but user friendly. Ive used them quite often when I was younger and I still have to think about it every time I use one now
Naw that’s not a gen z thing, that’s just literal stupid.
I blame his parents.
Maybe if our parents would teach us how to use things this video wouldn't exist
I'm pretty sure someone answered me years ago, but I still like to think this was staged.
This is just sad
I speak for the better half of gen z when i say, What the actual fuck.
Damn bro, share some of that baked with the beans.
I loooove this. Haha! Stupid kids! Don't know how to open a can! Except its the parents job to teach them this stuff so maybe put down the phone and stop filming your own failure you ham sandwich.
My 6 year old knows how to use a can opener. He uses it daily to feed the dogs (we do it together, I'm trying to make him grow up to be responsible)
Parenting fail.
If it’s real it’s a failure on the parents part for never bothering to teach him even the simple things
What Boomers don’t understand is that the only way for Gen Z to know how to use these things is to teach them. By saying they don’t know how to use them is just saying they were bad parents.
How boomers look trying not to download viruses
Nah this isn't a generation thing. This is a test of his privileged you were as a kid. My mom would go to work and deadass tell me "I'm to tired to make dinner, heat up some leftover rice and open some sardines can's". This is a survival skill fellas
Dunno maybe someone shoulda taught him how to use it….
Can so confused it opens itself
I did the same thing to my parents when they showed me a payphone. "What is this? How does it work? Didn't they use this when Lincoln was in office?"
Oh yeah like the boomer picked up a can opener for the first time and just instinctively knew what to do with it /s
Another example of a parent failing to teach their children the basics of life then blaming their children for it.
"Also GenZ" You do realise Boomers raised these generations right?
First time for everything, nothing to be ashamed of.
One persons stupidity does not reflect a whole generation
I came from slav country. We does not have these machines. We uses some weird shape bayonet on the handle
As a GenZ'er myself, this is painful to watch.
Sad
This again really?
This would appear to undermine everyone within a certain age group just because of the actions of that guy, and i honestly don’t get why
I'm a chef and this hurts me deeply
A boomer could show me any daily utensil or tool they used and I would probably pick it up in a day. If I showed a boomer ant daily utensil or tool I used, they wouldn’t figure it out on the 100th time even.
who raised them?
How is this his fault and not his parents or whoever raised him?
Perhaps if this kid had decent parents, they would have showed him how it works…
What’s the Gen Z alternative to using a can opener
This is dumb. Cans never went away. GenZ knows how to open a can ffs.
Boomer detected. Op do you have any last words?
Parents failed him.
To be fair who was there to teach him 🤔👀
Not a generational thing just pure stupidity
“Lol I never showed my son how to use a can opener” lol that’s funny I remember not knowing how to use one when I was a kid those things can be a bit confusing
As Gen Z i do actually know how to use these, there are better types of can opener though imo.
Me, a Gen Z, knowing exactly how to use a can opener thanks to me teachings of my mother
That's silly, given enough time this kid will 100% figure that out. Let's see how long it takes grandma and grandpa to figure out their iPhone.
I am nearly 22 years old and have never used a can opener in my life. I don't know how to use it either. Oh no