1942 US Army Field Ration D Review Emergency MRE Taste Test Eating Vintage Survival Chocolate

Check out this WW2 Field Ration D. An emergency "MRE" of sorts used by US soldiers during the war as a meal supplement or replacement. A 4 ounce chocolate bar with raw oat flour added to raise the melting temperature of the chocolate from 90 degrees Fahrenheit up to 120 degrees so it could be used in tropical climates. A notorious chocolate bar being knows as hardly edible even when hungry - so does it live up to the hype? Or is it really not all that bad? Find out, because I eat the whole thing. No stomach aches occurred after this video either. I must be getting used to this stuff. Huge thanks to RC Gusto for sending his Wrigley's box (with 2 of the 6 squares of chocolate still in it!) last year - I am donating that empty box along with my empty box, and two full ones to Zephyrhills Museum of Military History - a local museum near me.
Here is a link to RC Gusto's fantastic review of his Wrigley's D Bar that he bought from a fellow out in Alaska. It was a fine example.
• RARE WWII US Army Fiel...
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LET'S GET THIS OUT ONTO A TRAY, NICE™
NICE HISS™
I'LL BE COMING BACK AT YOU WITH SOMETHING NEW OR OLD, ALRIGHT COOL SEE YA™

[@Thomas-lk5cu]

"Let's get this out onto a tray" *Puts the box on a tray* "Nice." Love it

[@gregorysharp]

Steve I got a story for you. My father worked at the County dump. Trucks would pull up with surplus regularly. In the early 80s after years of these trucks pulling up my dad got to really know the drivers. We would get partially damaged TVs otherwise worked great for example. Sears drivers were told to take a hammer to the screens before dumping. My dad got them to just hand them over. He regularly would go to the flea market and sell anything he rescued. He did this with a verity of stores and goods. We lived well off of this alone. The Local Army Depot in Sacramento CA one day came in with a crap ton of MREs from the Second WW. This is 1983... he was in the Army Air Corp so he was already familiar with the food and how it would taste. He brought a truck load home for us to go through. For many months we, in 1983 lived off of these rations. We never found anything we couldn’t eat as designed. I ended up looked forward to the particular tastes. The little coffee packs I’d use every morning to deliver news papers. My dad had no porblem with his 14 year old drinking coffee. He loved the cigarettes. It was a great bonding time too. All the boxes looked brand new. They were stored very well. They were simply old. Almost 40 years old. I’d say I was lying if I didn’t live it. Love your channel.

[@carleenpring3404]

Wow! That's an awesome story! :)

[@chrise3801]

Awesome

[@djshortsleeve9132]

Did you get them out onto trays?!?

[@kaputasri]

beautiful story worth to be shown on a filmscreen.thx for sharing

[@bozerkralj]

That's How Mafia Works

[@OutgrownThings]

I love your ration videos to death-super informative and entertaining-but, seriously, if this hobby/passion ever dies out, please don’t stop making videos. Talk about anything. You’re legitimately my favorite person on all of YT.

[@Perktube1]

Let's get this out on a tray - Nice. It just sits there, all alone, lol.

[@Jericho297]

:,(

[@ChaplainPhantasm]

Box is just vibin'

[@bigbeartech6185]

I died laughing when he was like “lets get this out on to a tray” and it was one little box just chilling there 😂

[@lenard0001]

agreed lmao

[@lunaoverwatch]

It's my favorite part!

[@kimliptraumatizedbycocomon2314]

Same lol

[@mr.laughington5740]

ok

[@xotleti]

He just needs a tray. That's it. Lol

[@blackhawks81H]

Honestly, I hope he's still making these videos when he's 90, going "you kids don't even realize what real chocolate was like before WW3 and then the war against the machines when the AI got too smart. Back in the good old days. Back before even the soy was made out of soy. Now don't let grandpa Steve ramble too much. Lets get this out onto a hover-tray, Nice! Boy you smell that? I don't know what we ever did before smellovision came around."

[@victorg2217]

blackhawks81H Man I love your comment 😂😂😂

[@nytrodioxide]

Oh my god true

[@bonesoftheark4665]

This comment killing me 😂

[@goreMagala]

*cue terminator theme song*

[@renee7860]

This is so good lol

[@thatonecunt6722]

*+100 Rads*

[@pw1277]

*+A really bad stomach ache*

[@isaiahmedrano8389]

😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@shadowomega6566]

Everything I eat i get rads

[@aceisking]

+100 rad resistance

[@achtunger5528]

*Poison 3.00* *Nausea 3.00* *Weakness II 3.00*

[@doug4036]

My late grandfather was a WW2 Marine from 1942-46, Saipan, Guam, Okinawa, and China duty. He told me they sometimes went a week or two at a time eating little more than D-rations. From the end of the war until the day he died he never ate another chocolate bar again.

[@mr.nothing8031]

So the chocolate gave him ptsd?

[@jamesfields2916]

That's more for us! Lol.

[@serioussoldier7977]

"Candy is fighting food" words to live by lol

[@AgentTasmania]

Energy dense.

[@Steve1989MRE]

Quick absorption and as AgentTasmania said - calorie dense. Also inexpensive to mass produce.

[@jb428]

Yep, just like prune juice.

[@Pygar2]

Steve, please try and find one of those tin sleeves of WWI hard bread! Love to know how many per box, how much they weighed... Hard tack is the one "MRE" anyone can make, though if I can find a source of yellow peameal, I'll be trying to make erbswurst, the first nonbread "MRE"...

[@dragonbutt]

Shut up grandma, drink yo prune juice

[@ClockCutter]

"Maybe my stomach will be in knots. I doubt it though." We all doubt it too, Steve.

[@kayleymeredith8270]

ClockCutter but wouldn't it be horribly ironic if THIS is what finally did it??

[@kwstasx603]

Steve can we please have a T-shirt with your logo and your iconic phrase `nice`

[@jasoninthehood9726]

Only if we can have a picture of him on the back of it taking a drag off of a 70 year old cigarette.

[@zororo597]

Nice Hiss

[@treblebat]

Steve: let's get this out on to a tray Steve and viewers together: nice!

[@hitman310]

Loving the more frequent uploads Steve. Great job as always

[@Steve1989MRE]

I love getting them out for you guys. Thanks so much Mr. J.

[@chrischiampo7647]

Steve1989MREInfo Thanks Steve 😀😀😀

[@bogdan.ivan.]

Hello,can u do Romanian army rations,ty :P.I like your vids bro,keep up good job!!!

[@normanbates4311]

I get so much entertainment from your MRE INFO! love it 🤙

[@princelorian]

Get ready for a month hiatus though

[@MrTruth-yn7pq]

Steve1989mreinfo, preserving the legacy of MRE's to keep them relevant today, tomorrow and years in the future. Thanks Steve for seeing the lack of knowledge preservation and doing something about it.

[@Steve1989MRE]

Thanks so much Mr. Truth - your comment just made my night man.

[@PierreaSweedieCat]

Someday, you will be history!

[@christophercharles3602]

is that a threat? lol

[@PierreaSweedieCat]

No, it means Steve will be remembered by history for his valuable work. Future historians, who will not have access to these meals for taste tests, will have all his very valuable videos for data.

[@christophercharles3602]

P.M. Laberge lol I was only kidding just the way you worded it could be misinterpreted as a threat.

[@strider8140]

Love that he became self aware about the tray meme

[@Panwere36]

"It doesn't taste like normal chocolate.. it wasn't designed to be." Precisely. Well done on both videos you uploaded yesterday. You are my go to guy for MRE videos as always.

[@Saimyoshu]

I always wonder who keeps these in controlled temperature conditions to just send to a KZbinr from 1940-2018

[@Reydriel]

I also wonder if the guys preserving this stuff also were tempted to eat them, but were worried of food poisoning lol

[@EkBoon]

Mostly the collector of MRE will kept it suitable temperature , just like any typical other antique collector such as books, music sheets, or etcs . Those peoples will go for a length to preserve their collections.

[@zacheymczachface]

cyanghost109 I feel like this is why I like Steve as much as I do, he portrays himself as friendly but also very professional. I would say he's part of my top 3 of wholesome channels. He's right there with Townsends historical cooking and Kikoskia the let's player.

[@BarethyCraig]

Aye, I always wonder who the hell has had a ration frozen for 40 years then decided to sell it, lol

[@moizabro8554]

Probably some time traveller.

[@mwells890]

I can’t stop watching these videos. Not sure how I stumbled onto his work, but I’m here to stay

[@mosipd]

It's often said that chocolate was one of the most demoralizing weapons employed by America during WW2. When Germany didn't even have enough fuel for their tanks, America was flying chocolate halfway across the world. The Germans were well aware of this, and anytime they captured American supplies it was yet another reminder of Germany's shortcomings.

[@EthanDyTioco]

mosipd so, the Germans would envy the US raw material output and healthy logistics?

[@mosipd]

Absolutely, the German's had serious shortcomings when it came to supply and logistics, even Rommel would praise American equipment and supply capacity.

[@Tombombadillo999]

mosipd german ww2 equipment is the best of the period. Maybe in the tank department russian t34 were a cheaper choice. But weapon wise german had better stuff overall. U can still see nazi german technology today (ak47, rocket propulsion, mauser bolt action system, still loved to this day in hunting, etc)

[@Tombombadillo999]

mosipd oh also, mg42 technology used in the american m60, and the new german mg4. The original variant is still used to this day in italy, spain and few other countries. So i would say, over all the tech was superior, the issue was the supply ofcourse.

[@dyllanalford5276]

@@Tombombadillo999 and it's logistics that wins wars.

[@CthulhuInc]

steve, i'd like you to deliver the eulogy at my funeral - your calm, soothing voice would bring the tranquility that is missing from my life. peace, bro - love your videos.

[@m3rl1on]

let's get him out on to a coffin. nice.

[@rubberwoody]

Alright. Let's get this body into a plot. Nice

[@NathanDudani]

​@@rubberwoody Nice hiss

[@Necrosoro1]

I think you should get an invitation to have an in-depth tour of the various MRE producing facilities, considering how much love and publicity that you give them on this channel. I think it would be awesome! P.S. If you do go Steve, bring your mess cup and your steel tray for the freshest of testing lol!

[@emjay6482]

"It smells like rancid cold vintage cardboard breath mixed with stale library with a musty undertone . base notes are barley malt with surplus stench "........ 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jacobacon3219]

Steve, your videos are bad news for my bank account. I just bought myself a case of MREs. Also, nice shirt!

[@akvansky]

Its too bad he doesnt have a miniature tray to review sinle or small rations.

[@bobsingh5521]

Victor Malavansky Nice

[@RalphReagan]

One thing my dad always said was these rations were rejected by those coming out of the depression

[@carlvincent3462]

is it just me or does everyone else wait for the " "alright, lets get this out onto a try. nice" and get a kick out of it? its like " Bond. James Bond" for nerds.

[@keltoi8916]

Man, I stumbled across this channel by complete accident and I've binge watched about 10 videos in a row. It's almost hypnotic, the combination of history and cuisine just works. Well done dude for doing something totally unique.

[@mr109]

DAMN AND I WONT EVEN TOUCH MILK A COUPLE DAYS BEFORE IT EXPIRES

[@KrommKONG]

Thank you Steve it’s my bday and you have just made it that much better with a vintage review 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Steve1989MRE]

Happy Birthday, Jacob!

[@punkinpunker]

I love war history. Something about all the detail you know and how passionate you are make your videos really heart warming.

[@hankscorpio33]

You’ve stolen so much of my life with these videos and I still keep coming back

[@michaeldigiulio5602]

Great history lessons with your content Steve! It’s much appreciated! Also it’s very cool to hear you donating these timepieces of history to museums for others to learn about! Thank you.

[@christopherconard2831]

Leave it up to the Army to invent an intentionally bad tasting chocolate.

[@mfree80286]

They might want to eat it... too quickly.

[@christopherconard2831]

Lagos The ordinance department made the same argument when they changed from single shot to repeating magazine rifles, from bolt action to semi auto, and from semi to full automatic. Each time "but if you give them the capacity to shoot more, they (the soldiers) will".

[@dennisp.2147]

They had experience with guys eating the chocolates and candies from emergency rations when they weren't supposed to. A hungry GI is industrious. Making it slightly less palatable was genius behavior mod, to get them to eat the regular ration first.

[@NecromancyForKids]

That is why they created the fire modes on guns, so that soldiers would be more likely to use less ammunition. This is information I gathered a long time ago, so it may not be entirely accurate, but from what I can remember, during the Vietnam war, soldiers were using 10,000 rounds of ammunition per confirmed kill. So single fire and burst mode were added to weapons to hopefully decrease the use.

[@Taylorphotostudio]

Necromancy For Kids that’s simply not true. Both the M14 and M16, the service weapons used in Vietnam, had single fire modes from the very beginning. Burst mode was added in the M16A2 because the Marine Corps wanted it.

[@JustinY.]

I've seen that you've gotten a bunch of older MREs lately, awesome!

[@SantanaleeC]

Justin Y. He wrote for July it's gonna be a month of WW2 rations

[@khellaszone]

Justin Y. Is there a channel you don't follow on youtube ??

[@RaceboyYT]

Justin Y. I’m first to reply to you and btw it’s not awesome, it’s Nice.

[@TheProrage509]

Justin Y. 15 hrs

[@samevans8922]

This to me makes you seem like way more of a bot

[@Your.Uncle.AngMoh]

I love your research and dedication in these videos, Steve. This is more than just a hobby. you're right; these videos provide a history and record of how troops coped in the field- at least as far as food is concerned.

[@stetlan5582]

Dude Steve man I love how you love the history behind these rations. Preserving a piece of the past that will one day be gone.

[@sarjim4381]

Oh, man, I never thought I'd see those again. I guess someone in our Scout district was able to buy up hundreds of those chocolate bars. We had them for desert for lunch and dinner every day for nine days when I was Boy Scout in 1959. I literally got nauseous just looking at them at the end. It was a tasteless, cardboard flavor chocolate looking thing that didn't taste like chocolate at all. The bland and unappetizing flavor wasn't the worst though. Those things set off a round of flatulence like I've never heard (or smelled) before or since. When you're sleeping in a barracks with 20 other guys...well, let's just say we made sure all the windows were open. The stench was overwhelming.

[@r2gelfand]

:D

[@endymion7585]

Some more of Steve eating stuff that can kill him! This my friends is a true man!

[@V9UCQ809]

1942: Soldiers, forced to eat a fresh chocolate bar designed to taste bad, throw away the rations. 2018: Steve, voluntarily tasting the same food but 76 years older, finds it highly edible and enjoys the small meal.

[@erode_yoshi3988]

Thank you for always giving us this juicy content steve. I was always into history specifically ww1-Vietnam war, but having like an insight in what the soldiers would eat, for some reason it’s just makes it so much interesting and for your hard work finding these gems and taking your time to show us. Great work keep it up and hope to keep seeing more content reviewing something new... or old.

[@TheDream100]

As a complete amateur in the ration world, as well as someone not close enough to a ration museum of sorts, it's awesome when Steve gives more background details.

[@Forkemdvls]

Outstanding! Love to see the WW2 rations. You're the man Steve!

[@Steve1989MRE]

I love being able to share a good WW2 ration. Thank you for checking this one out!

[@duvnjak6]

I have seen soo many MRE reviews, yet no one enjoys them as you do, and it shows... When you describe the content I can almoust feel it... Great job, keep it Up!!

[@RockRocky09]

In 200 years none of these rations will be in half decent shape. What we will have then are videos like these where we can relive what it was like. Glad you are documenting this so well! Another great vid!

[@ActionJohnC]

Another excellent review. I also like to history you give on every ration you try

[@blackwidowmollie]

Lord Steve has blessed us with 2 videos! I cannot wait for bedtime so I can fall asleep to his angelic voice.

[@AtomicShrimp]

So thrilled to see you open this. Back in the 70s, my father was in the RAF and he brought one of these home for us to try (it must have been 30 years out of date already at that time). I remember the crumbly dusty cocoa powder taste.

[@Kanrail]

Really is nice to see these videos like this as it gives me an idea what my grandfathers were eating while they were in the military back then. Thanks again for another great video!

[@jnkn3497]

People- “Eh just throw that old stuff out.” Steve- “It belongs in a museum!”

[@freethinker750]

Love the t-shirt. Do you have a line of t-shirts? Would be awesome. Let's put this on a shirt. 👍

[@mogwopjr]

They Live - What a great bad movie

[@jacobuponthestone9093]

Let's get this out onto a shirt...... Nice.

[@GodWeenSatan]

mogwopjr it was the best movie ever if you were an 80's kid like me

[@volksrod6926]

I want a tray with items on it with the word Nice. Just plain black and white

[@clonedvarient4154]

As someone trying to do some design work, I love watching these. Seeing the way its packaged and broken down makes it interesting.

[@humboldtlife.707]

best mre reviewer hands down,very professional knowledgeable and you always find and score the rare awesome items,you must have a badass collection!!

[@derekbrosnan6873]

These are the best videos to watch when you’re stoned.

[@baconatordoom]

A boiled potato and some salt is pretty tasty. Maybe it's because I'm Irish

[@Steve1989MRE]

I'm Irish background and to be honest that sounds pretty good to me right now. Maybe that is why I still really liked this chocolate.

[@hannakinn]

Sounds good to me too and DNA says I'm have Irish ancestry too! I love potatoes.

[@smoldoggy1005]

I’m part Irish but hate potatoes on their own they need to be part of a bigger dish for me to like them. Still love mashed potatoes tho

[@AbduCola]

I’m a desert Pakistani boi and it sounds great to me

[@y0mir]

Wait, are there people out there who don't like boiled potato? HOW?

[@hooboontsandwich1514]

Loved the video Steve. I also wanted to say how much I like the music in your videos too. I'm not sure how often you get positive feedback on the music, but I've always wanted to tell you how much I enjoy it. It's a nice little atmospheric touch that makes your stuff even more fun to watch. Thanks to you and your stomach for all the hard work!

[@danmiddleton5302]

Your videos are superb. Discovered 2 hours ago and haven’t stopped watching. Can remember family army friend giving me some rations in the late 90s when I was a kid. heating up stew and dumplings in those silver packs. Great hobby, great vids and top guy!

[@itsallgood2]

Thanks Steve! Another interesting find.

[@Steve1989MRE]

You're welcome! Thank you for your appreciation in it

[@lex1945]

1149 views in 16 minutes? NICE! Thank you for uploading another great test Steve1989MREinfo! love it! grtz from the Netherlands! 2.48 AM local time, LOL!

[@chrisvon4781]

Thanks for all the great videos you do. I really enjoy them, very nostalgic. And I agree, what a great way to seal this information in time.

[@xoLauren1985]

Thank you so much!!!! I have been waiting to see The D ration for so long! It’s such a simple thing but yet somehow still so special! Ha awesome! Thanks!!! xx

[@SantanaleeC]

I can already tell its gonna be a great two videos! Gonna watch the pizza one first though

[@Steve1989MRE]

Perfect way of going about it Santiago. Pizza first and then this mellow old ration to follow up.

[@samholdsworth3957]

All right, let's get this out onto a tray, nice mmk.

[@rcgusto2427]

Awesome review! It was in perfect condition. Glad to see my wrigleys box going to display!

[@richlewis4594]

Thanks for the new posts! Really enjoy seeing them!

[@thatkindagirl777]

sees 2018 pepperoni ration...then sees 1942 us army field ration and immediately clicks on

[@brianmichaud1881]

Becca same haha

[@TheMrMattola]

yep

[@saturn0660]

true story..

[@midgy3484]

me too lol

[@slowboat8452]

the music is underrated

[@samholdsworth3957]

Slow Boat, no way. That's actually one of my favorite things about his videos!

[@Steve1989MRE]

Thanks guys, it's one of my favorite parts about making them is finally finding a use for the tunes.

[@GiveMeThatCake]

I'm getting a Brian Eno vibe from his music.

[@anunknownguy5776]

I didn't know Steve is a good musician lol

[@zeusapollo8688]

I see frank on the shelf and all is well

[@sailingmylifeaway]

I just discovered your channel the other day. As a veteran of the US armed Forces, I find this fascinating. Your truly a Time Traveler. Love it when you fire up those smokes! Thanks!

[@ryanwest538]

Gotta be one of my favorite channels. Thanks for another good one, Steve!

[@RMS214Productions]

I’m sure I’m not the first to have thought of this, but I think it would be so cool to find a couple WWII vets and do some of your videos with them. It might be wild to hear them reminisce about the rations and how they prepared or modified meals to their tastes.

[@emeka62]

My favorite part is always " Let's get this onto a TREEEY, Nice!" He says tray like a surfer lmao! Make a shirt that says " let's get this on a tray, nice!" First Customer here!

[@bbwfiona]

I'm always happy to see a new upload from you- thanks, Steve!

[@pdpauldelaney]

Hey brother, just finished binge watching 20 of your videos or more. You rock. Keep up the awesome work.

[@dead_meme5302]

Paul Delaney same

[@fpopee]

Thats like 9 hrs!

[@mfree80286]

"What's in the crate, Sarge?" "DRats, foiled again."

[@ivang2944]

Your channel is gold! Well spoken and always informative. -thank you good sir

[@brunocolin960]

Oh, man, you're one of the bravest guys I've ever seen, keep up the great content!

[@leonthesleepy]

The videos i watch at 3a.m lol

[@black990ops]

Remember though, those soldiers weren't Steve :D you just love rations and enjoy exploring the world of em, to them it was more of a "Oh man I miss home cooked food" kind of thing and this bar wouldn't satisfy at all haha!

[@frankthecat]

I'm always checking for new videos from Steve. Absolutely love them.

[@ahmadirfan7840]

I love to watch all your rations food video.. not only enjoy to watch you eat it instead of your funny word, "nice hiss", but the way you present the rations description make it more informative..

[@TomOostenrijk]

I love the old era Rations. I can imagine they are getting hard to find. Wouldn't mind some more Korean war, or Vietnam war stuff. Love your channel Steve!

[@opihutt]

Nice!!

[@Steve1989MRE]

Alright, cool!

[@charitysheppard4549]

I cannot tell you how much I enjoy your videos. I consider myself an "armchair historian." My father and I read books and compare notes and thoughts on military history all of the time. I am sure that many people watch your videos for the eating, and I must admit that there are times I am screaming in my head, "No!!! We don't really NEED to see that, Steve. Put it down!" What really fascinates me about your videos is how MUCH I have learned about military history from you! I so enjoy it, and my father has been watching your videos, too. Please keep up the AMAZING work that you do. I would even be keen on videos that take us through your display collection and discuss the military significance in history of the ration and how they evolved over time. Keep up the amazing work!!!

[@spyrish]

i'm just days away from my first order of mres in case of apocalypse arriving, all thanks to your mouthwatering reviews. keep up the great work

[@AceSS1285]

Nice!

[@Steve1989MRE]

Alright, cool!

[@tcdgac9883]

*NICE*

[@Baloodini]

thanks for the trip back in time, your footage is always interesting

[@ByiLHS]

I'm glad you said that you will donate them to a museum, you're the best!

[@fourdifference]

I would love to see Test done on Some of these to see how much nutrition is left in them

[@headbangermetal5929]

without a doubt it is the best channel of its kind, thanks steve for the great content

[@tedflob3027]

A pleasure to watch as always. Thanks for the awesome vids.

[@WiggysanWiggysan]

2 videos at once ....... *Nice*

[@Steve1989MRE]

Hope you like the double feature this evening, Wiggysan.

[@WiggysanWiggysan]

Steve, you literately brought us _something new & old_ on the same night. My hero !

[@astonw]

Let's get this video onto a tray.

[@SpaceMarine113]

Nice!

[@whitneybennett6859]

nice! 💜

[@shirokurosaki9022]

Wow, I wake up and this greets me. Perfect! I have no clue about rations or war or anything, but these videos are just so interesting! Thank you so much for showing us these! Sorry for grammar or spelling errors :D

[@matthorndrums]

I never thought id end up being so interested in something like this haha! I always look forward to your videos dude!

[@miller4109]

Could you imagine eating that for 5 years 1941-1945

[@samevans8922]

Ruth 4*

[@MaestroAlvis]

It says eat over half an hour not half a decade.

[@versager449]

MaestroAlvis he meant having to consistently supplement/eat these as meals throughout WWII

[@Kanrail]

MaestroAlvis knew what he meant, was just being a smartass I'm sure. Got a chuckle out of me.

[@samuelkvetchstein7019]

From most accounts they weren't often eaten, and they were designed not to be. It was an emergency ration.

[@GordonSan]

Always look forward too your videos. Thanks for the living history. Hope your stomach didn’t ache!

[@ZietTiger]

This was a great video Steve. Thank you for doing this.

[@kevinvillegas-figueroa6933]

“ Alright so let’s get this all on a tray, NiCe”

[@saucenbeans3240]

He always make the rations look bigger then they are.

[@RetroFan]

Always enjoy your videos and I think it's great you also create the music in your video!