Star Wars Animatic | Y-You were putting it in cold WATER???!!!

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Poor guy was just asking a question!
I'm sure Padme taught him later about all the hot and cold brew teas haha.
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I prefer coffee, but iced tea is rather nice on a hot day.
As long as it's not too sweet, but that's just me.
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[@themindeclectic9821]

The "DO NONE OF YOU OWN A FUCKING KETTLE" is so real thats what i was thinking for the whole thread

[@NYKevin100]

Statistically, Americans do not own (electric) kettles. The average American thinks a "kettle" is a stovetop kettle.

[@zambekiller]

​@@NYKevin100 speak for yourself I own a kettle that requires the stove top to boil yes but it's also adorable and my gran got it gor me

[@spagoot]

​@zambekiller what do you mean "speak for yourself" you just agreed with him

[@2cefalife]

Im from America and what you would call the “hood” but i was thinking this the whole time. Just fill the fucking kettle up, place it on the stove on high, go fuck off and do something, and when the screams at you go make your tea

[@doctorcorvus1319]

I mean… Anakin is from a desert planet and water is rare and it’s already hot, Ashoka doesn’t have the patients wait or put the mug on the stove, Rex… is *Rex*, and Obi n Cody just wonder what is wrong with their friend group

[@Victor-056]

Rex is likely because his idea of a "Stove" means "The hottest side of a vehicle" or "The Heatsinks of a freshly fired heavy weapon", since an Open campfire is likely to attract enemy attention, and a stove is something he can only use on Coruscant. Also, his Mug is likely the kind that retains heat for longer than the standard mug, there are specialized coffee mugs IRL that retain and conduct heat far better than the standard mug. Cody would know what a kettle is because he hangs with Obi-Wan a lot, so he basically had to learn about proper tea making... Or Coffee making, depending on what you imagine him drinking.

[@SuperGamefreak18]

@@Victor-056 honestly with cody and Obiwan I feel like they drink both, Obi-wan prefers tea but when hes dealing with ankain...alot in a week he gets the coffee

[@thargs9184]

​​@@Victor-056 heh..only ever seen those mugs in the hands of officer.. grunt dont get them XD

[@gokbay3057]

​@@thargs9184 Well, Rex is a captain so there is that.

[@guardiansentry4591]

I'm pretty sure obi wan is even drinking tea in the clone wars movie

[@EvieRawlings]

To be fair he is from a desert planet. Why would he want to drink a hot drink?

[@teabee5397]

You've got a point.

[@majortom1155]

to be fair a lot of people in middle east drink hot tea cuz it higher your body temperature so "you will feels out side is cooler"

[@goji253]

Well, people living in/often wandering through deserts do that in real life... It lowers your body temperature by inducing more sweat.

[@Victor-056]

Adding to that, Water would have been scarce on that planet, so a Beverage like Tea would have been a Treat for good behavior for Anakin.

[@wintersong2266]

Deserts actually get really cold at night because there is no humidity to retain the heat from the day. So it would make sense to have hot drinks at night.

[@schwarzerritter5724]

"So what you are saying is none of you heats up their tea with their lightsaber?"

[@718jef]

Fukin waste of space their heads are

[@LeonardoHamato]

"I always accidentally break the mug with it somehow"

[@AdmiralStoicRum]

How you do is just stick the tip in the water

[@quinnhasse9170]

i no longer have water, " thanks for that."👿👿👿

[@AdmiralStoicRum]

@@quinnhasse9170 It's just the tip! 😜

[@ray-raypacheco276]

I remember seeing this on the internets before and thinking, "Wow. Tea in cold water? I mean, we used to make sun tea when i was younger. Microwaving tea? No thank you. Putting a cup on the burner?! Would that work?!"

[@timothyswanson8773]

Depends if it's electric or gas. Gas? The porcelain or whatever mug you have is gone. Electric? Only the ceramic might survive. Unless you mug is made of metal, it's a goner. Sauce pan, kettle, or coffee pot is your friend.

[@acucumbergrowingoutofthegr2223]

I'm going to need you to explain what you mean by sun tea? do you just leave the water out in the sun?

[@ray-raypacheco276]

@@acucumbergrowingoutofthegr2223 You fill a clear jar with water and teabags, place it in the sunlight and and let it brew from the warmth of the sun!

[@acucumbergrowingoutofthegr2223]

@@ray-raypacheco276 That is actually really cool, I don't think that's possible in England so I'll have to continue using a kettle, lol!

[@2MeterLP]

Whats wrong with microwaving tea? You afraid the water gets soggy?

[@rateros9006]

I bet they dont even eat the tea bag after they are done drinking...

[@teabee5397]

WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT TO YOURSELF 💀

[@rateros9006]

@@teabee5397 You dont enjoy the tasty treat when you are done drinking?

[@BlackCat-hm2sf]

@@rateros9006 I don't like the texture of eating rehydrated leaves ☹️

[@theenderdestruction2362]

You try that shit in either Britain or the south and your ass is getting booted out for two different reason the first one is because you disgust a british person (which isnt hard it would seem then again I would to kick you out for that same reason) and for the south its cause you just basically just insulted our grandmas and we aint having it

[@Microwav88]

​@@rateros9006 WHY THOUGH????

[@pubfriendthegreat1259]

To cut anakin some slack, he lives on a very hot planet, so he really doesn't need or doesn't think to heat up water. Ashoka is just impatient. No excuse, lmao. And Rex was literally bred for war, so of course, the guy wouldn't know a lot about boiling in a kettle.

[@charityquill4965]

anakin would probably be pretty excited to hear about iced tea

[@pubfriendthegreat1259]

@@charityquill4965 can you imagine Anakin drinking a cold drink for the first time. "Holy shit, there's other types of drinks besides HOT?!"

[@charityquill4965]

@@pubfriendthegreat1259 I imagine the culture shock on coruscant must have been intense. like, I can imagine only the Hutts could have any cold drinks or even ice on Tatooine, but that ice is free with whatever drink you get at any eating establishment on this giant city-planet.

[@LordVader1094]

Rex would know about boiling water to avoid deadly bacteria in the field tho

[@AdmiralStoicRum]

Meanwhile you have Yoda sitting there with his lightsaber sticking into a cup of water pulling it out having instant boiling water lol

[@josephneisser5834]

That's the jedi way

[@isabelbarker3569]

Oh he fucking *would*

[@obi-wankenobi1233]

No, that's Quinlan Vos. Yoda is so old he sometimes boils it over a fire.

[@Attaxalotl]

Cody being the only marginally sane one as usual.

[@theodorebarton4256]

I remember seeing this and the British in me got so offended that some people don’t have or use kettles

[@kohaiame2691]

Yeah, American here. I don't have a kettle, I just put a small pot on the stove in the rare instance where I want hot tea. Usually I prefer coffee or iced tea.

[@christopherg2347]

"Cold water tea leads to anger" was a lesson that Yoda kept forgetting to teach...

[@BonaparteBardithion]

Given how hot Tatooine is, sun tea is probably the only method Anakin grew up knowing. Wouldn't have stayed cold for long. Biggest obstacle would be keeping the sand out of it.

[@gamersgamestorm8291]

The fact that Ashoka used to be notoriously impatient

[@I_love_bread_and_Hungry_Jacks]

And this is why Rex is not a strategists back at HQ but is dual wielding guns blazing on the front lines.

[@jonsku6662]

So much for a civilized age... And you'd think Anakin of all people would know about heat while we're at it...

[@stingerjohnny9951]

Why do you think he prefers cold drinks?

[@jeremy1860]

This kind of dispute can start wars, you mark my words 😏

[@ghostjam5984]

i love the way you draw ahsoka so much !! 🫶🏼🫶🏼

[@teabee5397]

Aww thank you!!🧡

[@U.Inferno]

Three things: 1) As an American, electric kettles are super convenient. I don't even drink tea, I just use it to help me make pasta or Ramen. 2) I don't really get the snobbery regarding using microwaves to boil water. Hot water is hot water. The only large difference is the chance of superheating is higher with microwaves. 3) Not all teas should be used with boiling water. Only black and herbal teas should be brewed with boiling water. Green, white, and oolong need to be 30-40°F/16-22°C below boiling for best brewing. Time is also another important factor. The water is like an oven. The temperature to bake cookies is different from the temperature to make a casserole. Temperatures undercook one thing can burn the other

[@nousername191]

I'm mildly confused. You.... do know that there are electric kettles where you can set the temperature you want the water heated at, right? Like you can set the final temperature to be like 80 or something.

[@beastwarsFTW]

I bought one for my dad, man that thing boils fast.

[@julesmasseffectmusic]

2 the issue with microwaving the water is it partially ionises it and alters the flavour of the tea dramatically. You need to let the water settle with a spoon in it first. Still worse than usual taste

[@U.Inferno]

@@julesmasseffectmusic microwaves are non-ionizing radiation. The only electromagnetic waves that are ionizing are X-Rays and Gamma. If Microwaves had enough energy to ionize than visible light-which is much more energetic-would as well.

[@RedElm747]

People probably think this is stupid but for green and oolong I boil the water pour into a cup with ice cubes, then steep the tea.

[@gamersgamestorm8291]

Obi Wan is just tired of everyone’s shit

[@Terry.sd_Whittle]

I use a kettle or a microwave. We literally buy our power here. Like literal paper slips with a meter input. Microwave if it's just me. If tea's cold, my family calls it juice as an insult.

[@thespanishinquisition4078]

well if you think about it, all tea is just watered down leaf juice. Sometimes with some added cow juice.

[@Axius27]

​@@thespanishinquisition4078 Uncle Iroh disapproves of this statement.

[@shemidreamer8701]

​@@thespanishinquisition4078 I don't even like tea and im offended by that

[@user-cn4wt6ei7z]

"Ah so THATS why Anakin ACTUALLY turned to the Dark Side"

[@themidknightmando3219]

Cody’s reaction at the end was perfect.

[@warsawpactmapping83]

AWWW I love this setting!!

[@teabee5397]

Thank you!!

[@sinnerthesinful552]

Cold teaactualy tastes better, I heat ot up to dissolve the sugar quickly then put it in the fridge to cool down

[@Fallenhell100]

This is a way better star wars story than anything Disney made

[@Lusifer666ful]

Palps: low key using lightning on his cup

[@pjnathaniel5445]

Why does this fit so well?!?!! 😂😂😂😂

[@SalvadorDolbyvsZAWARUDO]

Bro you're not supposed to boil the cup too!

[@Victor-056]

If you have no kettle, then you have to use whatever you can find. Rex likely uses a heat-retaining mug as well, which actually conducts and retains heat pretty well like an actual kettle... And one of the reasons he likely disagrees with Ahsoka is because a Heat-retaining mug is usually lined with _Metal,_ so putting that in a Microwave is asking for the Microwave to risk exploding.

[@a_unreal_cat]

Can't you just suck the tea bag itself?

[@teabee5397]

jail

[@calebkaminski6951]

Go to jail. Go directly to jail. Do not pass go. Do not collect 200 dollars.

[@thewizard7780]

life hack you could also not do that like at all that would also work and be fine :)

[@josephneisser5834]

Sith

[@annezzz08]

I still can’t believe Americans don’t have kettles, but we know that Star Wars ppl have kettles because we saw one in the Bad Batch’s room

[@everythingsalright1121]

Hihi just found your channel through this meme :3 checked out the rest of your stuff and i really like it!~ its really cool and ill have to catch one of your streams some day P.S your avatar is so cute X3

[@teabee5397]

Aww thank you! And welcome!🩷🩷 I haven't streamed in a while, but I have been thinking about starting them here and see how that goes. Little nervous to haha.😅

[@dplocksmith91]

I thought that Kriff had gone out of style by the Clone Wars and that people were instead using Kark?

[@teabee5397]

I didn't know that when I made this lol.

[@jaydeleon8094]

kark is 40k?

[@mcarrowtime7095]

@jaydeleon8094 I’d imagine it’s a generally British term, but yes it is used in 40k

[@jaydeleon8094]

@@mcarrowtime7095 40k is like 80% british so that makes sense

[@ItsYaBoiJackHere]

I saw this in Ace Attorney style not too long ago, still funny in this style lolllll

[@seantaggart7382]

Me an American WHO HAS A KETTLE: yeah not a SINGLE one has one here other than me

[@mailstorminurbox]

I don’t own a kettle, or a microwave, that solves it

[@kenshidinyas]

Uncle Iroh is very disappointed with you.

[@beastwarsFTW]

Meanwhile Palpatine when no one is looking: *boils tea with force lightning, overdoses it and burns the mug*

[@josephneisser5834]

The sith way

[@tanossquad7101]

Fives: Kettle? I use a water cooler dispenser

[@vicenzostella1390]

This is just standard Anakin behavior, honestly. The man was chowing down on bugs and worms like they were a gourmet dinner at a 5-Michelin Star restaurant. All of this is explained by Tatooine. A hot, desert planet means you kinda take what you can get when it comes to water, so cold water would be seen as a luxury. And while he does live in a city hub, food choices must have been scarce, since he was a slave.

[@reconnick13]

Hell, water on Tatooine is a luxury since you have to literally harvest it from the air itself.

[@vicenzostella1390]

@@reconnick13 Exactly. You think they were wasting time and energy to cool the water first? Probably not. They were probably drinking the warmest water available because that's what they had.

[@Nezha_Main]

I always get ember to shoot fire ball at my tea to heat it! If thats take too long I use blazing chakram!

[@DarthVader1321]

I feel like there was a missed opportunity by not having Obi Wan(The only guy in the group with a British accent) deliver the "Do none of you own a fucking kettle" line.

[@thedelta4258]

I would've thought Obi-Wan would make the kettle comment

[@SKuusk95]

To be fair, I think Obi-Wan would be too polite to say the f-word (out loud, at least). Cody, on the other hand, would by now be a mix of Obi's refinement and a stereotypical soldier rudeness that wouldn't be uncharacteristic of the _technically_ literal teenager child-soldiers that are the Jango-clones. Hence, not only does Cody use a kettle, he uses a F***ING KETTLE.

[@clarysstoryboard3317]

I will never understand how the majority of Americans don't seem to own an electric kettle. That seems like a household gadget they should love but they just don't, I guess.

[@MattNotFat]

He could have used the iced tead excuse.

[@chickenfarmer321]

I think the seven minutes person must have filled their pot completely before trying to boil it

[@chavzone]

Iirc microwaving is actually meant to be the most energy-efficient way of boiling water in a household, short of putting it on a hotplate. It isn't fast, but remember that a typical microwave is 800W, whereas a cheap kettle is 2200W (or 3000W for a good one).

[@theodorebarton4256]

I don’t care, using the kettle is ONLY right way to do it

[@EpsilonRosePersonal]

Just knowing the wattage doesn't tell you the efficiency. You also need to know how much of that energy actually makes it into the water in the form of heat.

[@ShadowyKatz]

I didn't own a kettle. Now I do, definitely makes tea and cup ramen easier. Depending on the leaves, you want different temperature water and steeping times.

[@GENERIC_CHANNEL_HANDLE]

I read the title and thought he was just full on chewing on tea bags.

[@AtheAetheling]

Last guy voicing my thoughts from the entire vid.

[@cojosox8211]

0:56. Poor Anakin. lol.

[@VoiceOfTheEmperor]

I am IMMEDIATELY subscribing to you. Thank you. I needed to laugh.

[@teabee5397]

Aw thanks!

[@DavidJohnsonFromSeattle]

It just kept escalating...

[@reaganmonkey8]

I guess Anakin is from the country now.

[@beastwarfan]

I tryed hot tea once it burns my tongue my idiot mind through was good idea

[@teabee5397]

Lmao I've burned my taste buds off many times.😆

[@beastwarfan]

@@teabee5397 same lol

[@Willzb-xk4ew]

Trust me... cold tea is no where near as good as hot tea... I've tried both

[@Wither_Strike]

I make a gallon of lipton tea at a time. I take 5 tea bags, put them in my measuring cup of unknown size full of water, microwave it for 5 minutes with the tea bags. While thats going, i take my actual tea container (jug that holds the tea between my microwaving the tea and putting it in my cup), put some amount of splenda into it with the measuring spoon i keep with my splenda, and wait for the microwave to be done. Once the microwave is done, i pour the tea into the tea container with the splenda, and fill it the rest of the way with water, putting the now full tea container in the fridge and throwing away the tea bags. I would tell you how big everything is, except i dont know, and i also wouldnt tell you that was a lie

[@KestrelDC]

I mean… in a way Anakin is correct. It absorbs faster in the hot water. Same reason sweet tea is best when the sugar is put in while it’s hot even if you’re gonna drink it cold. One of those random things my brain decided to retain from grade school when learning about osmosis and solubility. So technically yes it would “speed up the tea-ification” regardless of what temperature you intend on drinking it at.

[@AndreInfanteInc]

Cold brew tea tastes better though

[@jmurray1110]

Yep kettles are superior

[@teabee5397]

Agreed.

[@Victor-056]

Especially since on a Desert planet, you can just leave it out in the sun for a tidbit, and as long as you keep the lid on it, it will heat up nicely without loss of water.

[@jmurray1110]

@@Victor-056 I think your in the wrong reply chain

[@Victor-056]

@@jmurray1110 Was referring to the usefulness of Kettles, so what do you mean by "In the wrong reply chain"?

[@jmurray1110]

@@Victor-056 I just don’t understand how a kettle is supposed to work like that A pot and lid sure but the sun can’t energise the heating element of the kettle since it’s inside the kettle and typically they are made of less heat conducive plastics

[@endarus6053]

Okay. To explain the tea consumption differences in america that i know of. Southerners like their tea iced because it gets to be like 90+ degrees outside, maybe 70 on a cold day in the more northern parts of the south. Especially in Texas where the sidewalks can get so hot you can crack an egg open on the pavement and watch it cook. Between the north and south where Missouri and such are, both cold and warm tea are consumed alternately depending on weather and personal preference. And in the north, like Minnesota and such, people don't know how tea functions. There ya go, thats the middle america’s tea consumption process.

[@dirisiri1267]

I agree with Ashoka

[@rafaelnishizumi6330]

Wait you guys like tea? I much prefer Caf (in-universe name for coffee) over some leaf water

[@jeremysorejian]

I feel like Obi would've been the kettle

[@g_o_l_d1113]

The only sane guy was the last one If you disagree... We both know what that means

[@cobeoe]

How does Palpatine heat up his tea with his lightning

[@valmid5069]

Watchers: KZbin stuff is lame Star Wars Stuff: *Hello There!!!!*

[@Victor-056]

Fun fact: While you CAN use Cold Water for the _Infusion_ process, it takes up to TWELVE HOURS at _Minimum_ to properly flavor the water. Hot Water _Does_ speed up the Steeping process, but it can become troublesome if the herb used is sensitive to hot water and decays from the heat. This is why the method for Cold Water infusion is still remembered, though as it seems, not so widely known. And I say "Infusion" because "Tea" is just the most easily remembered Herb used for the beverage. The actual name is "Infusion", and _any_ kind of herb can be used for the Steeping process. Still, I can see why Rex would think making Tea requires "Putting Mug on source of heat". He is a Clone Trooper, he is expected to enter combat at the first sign of trouble, and that means every minute not spent in combat counts... And he may not even have access to a stove in some cases, so he would likely use something like say the hottest side of a vehicle to heat up his tea, or the heat sinks of a large weapon after it fires several shots. ...Still, I suspect Rex cheats a little by using a specialized mug designed to retain heat as much as possible, which would speed up the boiling process.

[@felinusfeline5559]

Anyone else waiting to see who made the kettle jab?

[@Hensynslose]

Y'all never heard of ice tea or sun tea?

[@skeletonlover3214]

cool

[@axhgro28]

I dont drink tea I dont get any of this 🤔 Here is a crow 🐦‍⬛

[@spidergod9940]

Induction stoves take a while to heat up. A gas stove is hot instantly. A lot of remarks make sense if you think in those terms.

[@thespanishinquisition4078]

Also kids please don't put mugs on stoves unless they're specifically made for it. Some of them can blow up if heated that way. And it doesn't even matter which kind of stove we're talking about. Same with the oven. Things are labelled "oven safe" for a reason.

[@NYKevin100]

@@thespanishinquisition4078 You can't even put a ceramic mug on an induction stove, it will literally do nothing.

[@thespanishinquisition4078]

@@NYKevin100 Obviously I meant a gas or at least electric (heater) stove. Putting a mug in an induction stove's at least not dangerous... Just really, really dumbm

[@Ramsey276one]

Audio source please! XD

[@davidmauriciogutierrezespi5244]

How come Cody, of all people, is the sane one here?

[@jasonryan5572]

Just use a microwave for 1 minute

[@zyanidwarfare5634]

I don’t get why the method of heating the water matters when all your doing either way is heating it… it doesn’t add flavor