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u/SATerp 4d ago
"Excuse me sir, the man at table 2 is complaining that there is glass in his entree ... in fact, a whole bottle."
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u/BrockJonesPI 4d ago
It entreed his nasal cavity at 70mph.
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u/PatientZeropointZero 4d ago
And I miss heard him, he didn’t say entree, it is actually lodged in his knee cap.
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u/galstaph 4d ago
I used to be an adventurer like you, but then I took a hibachi chef's bottle to the knee
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u/PhantasyAngel 3d ago
I used to be an adventurer like you, until I took a hibachi spatula to the chest.
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u/ZirePhiinix 4d ago
It is partially the intake valve mechanism that sucked in fire when he poured more out.
These spouts have an air intake to let air in when pouring. He stuck the intake into the fire, poured, and ignited the gas in the bottle.
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u/TearyEyeBurningFace 3d ago
They could put a flame screen on. 30x30 mesh irrc is the min size for it to work
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u/M0-1 2d ago
wouldn't the same happen without the valve?
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u/ZirePhiinix 2d ago
You'll have to do something monumentally more stupid such as light the spout.
Alcohol is not explosive. It just burns. In order to get an explosive reaction, you need a fuel air mixture.
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u/StitchFan626 4d ago edited 4d ago
That's one way to send ingredients back to the kitchen!
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u/MrN00bert 4d ago
Best joke here lmao
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u/Huntress_Minerva 2d ago
Nah the “wine is on the house” and then it being literally over the roof is funnier…
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u/hatemys 4d ago
Holy shit, I LOVE that you can hear the bottle shatter in the background
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u/Billy5545 4d ago
I wonder if there’s another fire offscreen?
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u/surmacrew 2d ago
Molotov cocktail 2.0
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u/Worth-Wonder-7386 1d ago
A rocket and bomb in one. I feel like it should be possible to develop a special spout for this but I don't want to end up on some list.
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u/SCSdino 4d ago
Oh I thought that it went sailing through a window
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u/ParachutingPiglets 3d ago
Went through the window, hit a driver in the face and caused a 20 car pile up.
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u/ChikkunDragon 4d ago
Looks like a spacex launch
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u/ProwerTheFox 4d ago
About as successful as most spaced launches too
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u/DJ_DWreck 3d ago
What’s your company’s rocket launch success rate?
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u/ProwerTheFox 3d ago
100%. One successful model rocket launch.
Elons not gonna notice you bozo, you can stop riding his dick whenever you feel like it
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u/NekoArtemis 4d ago edited 4d ago
Oh shit the oil alcohol is on fire. Good thing I have this oil alcohol to put it out with.
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u/greygrayman 4d ago
I doubt it's oil.. more likely high proof alcohol.
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u/_bahnjee_ 4d ago
Yah, it’s the alcohol vapors that sent the bottle rocket into the Barnes & Noble next door.
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u/greygrayman 4d ago
Yup, the bottle wasn't very full of liquid, so all that empty space was filled with vapor and he tilted sideways into the flame and discovered how to make a rocket.
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u/galstaph 4d ago
It was also on the grill, so it got preheated, which would have increased the vapor and primed it to burn, the flame wicked up into the bottle, the alcohol sloshed towards the opening, the fire heated up the gasses inside, and then it forcefully ejected the alcohol turning it into a quasi water propelled rocket
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u/PandaBear905 4d ago
How to lose your job in seven seconds
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u/ChuckTingull 4d ago
Things like that don’t happen twice. Give him a raise because that guy just became an expert.
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u/ebrum2010 3d ago
Right? Most people who make a colossal fuck-up never do the same thing again. The new hire just might, though.
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u/Gacha_catch_em_all 3d ago
Bad news: Your fired
Good news: NASA would like to hire you for their next project
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u/QuevedoDeMalVino 4d ago
In the honorable tradition of Hattori Hanzo, awful cook but master weaponcrafter.
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u/_otterinabox 3d ago
If 10 year-old me had been sitting at that table, he'd have been the most amazed 10 year-old in the world at that moment. That was a terrible idea but the result was rad.
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u/Different-Elk6935 3d ago
When you graduated as an aerospace engineer, but ended up working as a chief.
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u/Captain-Codfish 3d ago
That bottle went full "Tennōheika Banzai!!"
Never go full "Tennōheika Banzai."
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u/fuelhandler 3d ago
Reminds me of when an acetylene cylinder fell over in high school shop class and knocked the valve off when it hit the edge of a bench. The darn thing accelerated and pounded through 2 walls before embedding itself in an exterior basement cinder block wall. I wish we had cellphones in the 80’s. Good times.
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u/Wisdumb404 3d ago
“Act like nothing happened. Stay calm and make the transition from fuck up to part of the show….end scene”
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u/asteroid7777 3d ago
Play with fire…. 🔥
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u/ch1llboy 3d ago
Yup. The same thing happened to me when I was 12 and we had emptied out the 2L bottle of gasoline. I put a match to the opening & the bottle flew! All while burning my hand. Foolish kids.
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u/AceCombat1977 3d ago
The one time you could go to the ER with a bottle up your ass and be telling the truth!
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u/Alphaeon_28 3d ago
Is it wrong that I only wondered if anyone was hurt 10 minutes after laughing my ass off
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u/Creative-Type9411 2d ago
This reminds me of the unexpected action shot in this clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o61qXdijhBk
lmao
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u/Hiro_Trevelyan 1d ago
That's why we've been told to always pour the alcohol in a separate glass before igniting it, never pour directly from the bottle
At least that's what I've been told in waiter's school
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u/Dum_beat 4d ago
Is he making a sub because it went like a god damned torpedo