(sipping loudly)
(exhales loudly)
- We're having hot dogs and coffee.
(chuckles)
What's up, guys?
David here and I've got a different video for you guys today
because today, we're gonna be taking a look at a toaster.
But not just any toaster.
We're gonna be taking a look at a hot dog
and hot dog bun toaster.
You guys probably remember this from the
"Techie on a Budget" episode we did right before Christmas.
It's a hot dog toaster.
- [Man] That's cool tech.
I don't care what you say.
That's pretty cool tech.
- You wanna get it?
This is one of the five items that we purchased
for under $100.
And you guys are going crazy about it in the comments.
You guys wanted a full review
so here we are.
Not only are we gonna be taking a look
but we're gonna be using it, we're gonna be testing it.
So, real quick, we're gonna take a look
at the toaster itself.
If you look at the top here,
you see actually it has a little smiley face
so that's pretty dope.
This is where you're gonna put the actual hot dogs in.
Hot dog buns go right in here.
So, you could do two at a time.
You see right here it says, "Retro Series".
Pretty cool design if you ask me.
I like the red on here.
The brand name is Nostalgia.
Now, I mean, I get the retro design behind it all
but, I don't know about you,
I didn't have one of these growing up
so it doesn't bring back any nostalgia for me.
Does it bring any nostalgia for you?
- [Man] No.
It looks like the "Cars" logo.
- It does look like the "Cars" logo.
Alright. So, we got the buns in.
This is taking a lot longer
than I thought it was gonna take.
(hip-hop music)
Hot dog bun.
No, hot dog.
Got the buns in.
Got the hot dog wiener in.
(toaster hinges creaking)
The buns didn't go down. - [Man] Oh, that side.
That side. Other side. - Oh.
No, this is not a side. It's not a handle.
Wait.
Stop. Abort.
The bun thing didn't go down.
(toaster hinges creaking)
Get in there buns. Alright.
I hope it actually pops up.
So, we got the buns in.
We got the hot dogs in their little basket
and we're gonna wait.
(hip-hop music)
Alright, no. It said perfect hot dogs every time.
I'ma have a little faith.
I'ma have a little faith, guys.
(hip-hop music)
They're like intertwining with each other.
- [Man] Really?
- The hot dogs, yeah.
Something weird going on right there (chuckles)
(clicking) (gasps)
(beep). Scared the sh---
Alright.
Got the buns out.
I'm gonna put this on the bag.
That's yours dude. - [Man] Alright. Thanks.
- Oh, it came with these little tongs
that are metal.
I kind of feel weird about putting something metal
in a toaster.
Hey, that worked pretty well actually.
Alright, got some ketchup.
Get some mustard.
Oh.
That's kinda watery.
I didn't---
No, you don't need to shake---
Come on.
Let's (clicks tongue) squeeze it.
That's a good hot dog.
That, my friends, is a perfectly cooked hot dog.
It lived up to its name.
I guess it should be able to do it,
considering it only does one thing.
You can't toast bagels,
you can't toast bread,
or at least regular sizes of bread.
All it does is hot dogs.
It's the master of one.
It's not the jack-of-all trades.
It's the master of one.
So, overall, I think this thing cost like $25---
We got it for what? $25?
$30?
I'll put a link down below in the description
so you guys can check it out if you're interested
on being on the cutting edge of the toaster game.
(chuckles)
It's decent, guys, so...
Yeah, that is pretty much it for me and this video.
If you guys liked it,
if you wanna see more content like this,
give this video a big thumbs up
and as always, I'll see you in the very next episode.
And cut (sighs)
Dude, hot dogs first thing in the morning
with cold coffee though (grunts)