so THAT’S why he needed all that mustard

[@RConnickJr]

Man, it's wild how far the Dropout production values have come

[@Jmcinally94]

Feels like this was maybe late CH days, when their parent company was just not funding things. Glad Sam got to keep things running!

[@tsawy6]

Um, Actuually No! This only applies to old soaps that had lye in them (and were hence alkaline). Modern soaps are ph balanced, and therefore totally safe for use in a cast iron!!

[@esobelisk3110]

i love how the title of this video makes no sense until the end

[@he.said.teenjiejer]

😂 WATCH TIL THE END 😮

[@Anzy.99]

still don't make sense to me

[@justsomeguywithhalfamustac6837]

​@@Anzy.99 same here

[@eclecticdog2k901]

It’s a reference to a bit from a Dimension 20 Adventuring Party where Ally revealed their dad accidentally sent them an enormous jar of mustard that he’d intended to ship to himself

[@corndogconnoisseur]

You gotta have hyperfixated on dropout for a looooong while to understand how the title relates to this video and I am deeply proud and ashamed that I completely understand the reference

[@he.said.teenjiejer]

look i get it, i worried it was too niche but apparently we are not alone

[@rosaevans-lombe3851]

This is so niche. I’m obsessed

[@he.said.teenjiejer]

thought about editing the two clips together but then i decided that the girls who get it get it and the girls who don’t don’t

[@3bugsinatrenchcoat]

god i am way too deep in the paint with dropout i can't believe i got that reference

[@noemi9161]

Love that they didn't feel the need to provide context on ap

[@he.said.teenjiejer]

look i considered it but then i decided why not keep it exclusive

[@Alexandr.ine2005]

I thought the answer was gonna be you wash your cast iron skillet with mustard...

[@he.said.teenjiejer]

hahaha i can see how that could be misleading

[@enbyglitch]

I feel like it explains the good gift (cookbook) even more than the mustard ahaha

[@he.said.teenjiejer]

keepin it honest i forgot about the cookbook part of that story

[@deascorner]

the amount of lore. i live

[@chloejaques2745]

Um, actually, you can wash a cast iron pan with soap. Soaps used to be much harsher and made from lye, but modern dish soap is milder and a small amount won’t strip the seasoning

[@jameslewis6259]

One should always wash it with soap. Also, cast iron is not so good for even heating, one of the worst materials. Great for heat retention though.

[@ds24602]

This is so specific and esoteric I can’t 💀

[@bruh-uo7yk]

oh my god u just cracked a mind blowing mystery for me

[@he.said.teenjiejer]

i knew not everyone has seen the um actually web series so i needed to share my discovery with the world

[@Sophia-sg3ld]

A mystery solved

[@nails8647]

this is so inside baseball

[@peat_moss856]

Salt and pepper?? Ally that’s not what your dad meant by seasoning the pan

[@ezekielmartin4323]

I'm told some people actually do literally season their pans. I think it depends on what you're cooking.

[@AdaDenali]

I guess Ally’s dad must have a lot of mustard?

[@he.said.teenjiejer]

wet. wet mustard.

[@MabiNava543]

There's an Adventuring party ep where Beardsley talks about an enormous jar of mustard that was actually for their Dad. Sorry I don't know the ep and I don't want to spoil the story 😅 It's more hilarious if you watch them tell it 😁

[@williamwest1467]

​@@MabiNava543its unsleeping city 2 during one of the wild zoom sessions