The creator directly addresses a viewer's question in a relatable and humorous way, using personal anecdotes about cooking and family to build connection and engagement.
Summary
The creator responds to a comment asking about smash burgers made without a flat top and how they serve potatoes. They explain that they made small smash burgers due to a lack of meat and served leftover fried sweet potatoes with them, framing it as a sacrifice for their family.
Structure
1Acknowledges the comment and expresses affection
2Explains the smash burger preparation due to limited meat
3Details the serving of leftover sweet potatoes
4Frames the actions as family sacrifice
On-screen text
Reply to Jocelyn Nichols's comment
I love you but how is it a smash burger without a flat top -like what is that ?-and how are you serving 1/4 of a potato for multiple people lol
Transcript
goodness, good it must be for you to have never gone without. That's all I'm saying. Because yes, those were my smash burgers because I did not have enough meat to make a bunch of burgers so I made little smash burgers and my family freaking loves them. Okay? And as for the potatoes, yes, there was only like one or maybe one and a half sweet potatoes left over that I turned into like fried sweet potatoes for them to eat with the burgers. I did go without. I did. But that's that's called sacrificing for your family. Like you must be so blessed to have never had to go through that.
Original caption
Replying to @Jocelyn Nichols you said I love you but so I love you too but… 🤣 js