IN MY 1950s

@kristinasmallhorn

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Why it worked

The video taps into a relatable domestic mystery and sparks debate, encouraging viewer engagement through comments and differing opinions on a common household item.

Summary

The creator discusses a drawer in their 1950s house that has caused online debate about its intended purpose. While the creator believes it's for potatoes and onions, some viewers argued it was for bread, leading to controversy.

Structure

1Introduction of the controversial drawer
2Online debate about its purpose (bread vs. potatoes)
3Creator's perspective and reasoning
4Viewer reactions and arguments
5Conclusion on the drawer's likely use

On-screen text

IN MY 1950s HOUSE I TOLD YOU ABOUT THIS AND IT CAUSED ON THE INTERNET BECAUSE HALF OF WAS FOR BREAD SOME PEOPLE WERE EVEN MAD AT I'M A REAL SHOULD KNOW WHAT WELL I'VE ONLY SOLD MOSTLY NEW CONSTRUCTION LIVED IN NEW WE'VE NEVER SEEN THIS BEFORE NOT IN A BOTTOM OF A CABINETRY SO I'M INCLINED TO SAY IT'S BECAUSE I THOUGHT BREAD CABINETS BREAD DRAWERS WERE CLOSER TO THE COUNTERTOP RIGHT I THINK THIS AND ONIONS BUT YOU GUYS COULD ARGUE IN BECAUSE IT COST A LOT OF CONTROVERSY

Original caption

I have a home built in the 1950’s and this drawer has the internet divided. Is it for potato’s or bread?

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Transcript

in my 1950s house I told you about this and it caused on the internet because half of was for bread. Some people were even mad at me because they said I'm a real estate agent and I should know what this is. Well, I've only sold mostly new construction and I've lived in new houses. We've never seen this before, not in a bottom of a cabinetry. So I'm inclined to say it's because I thought bread cabinets, bread drawers were closer to the countertop, right? I think this and onions. But you guys could argue in the comment section because it cost a lot of controversy.