Shock Collar Question of the Day (5/5/26)
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Is your dream to get hundreds of thousands of followers on social media for barely doing anything? I mean, it'd be nice.
Does it mean you don't have to post? Because I'm just like, I'm really burnt out on the posting.
It's a lot of work. It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. Well, it's what one guy has accomplished. And all he had to do was create one giant everlasting pot of stew. Oh, yeah. What? I immediately want to watch. Dude, I've heard of these, like the never-ending soup that a restaurant will have for like 20 years and they just keep adding to it. Exactly. So this guy goes by the username Zach Makes, and he has spent the last calendar year over 370 days constantly cooking the same pot of stew. They call it perpetual stew. Where does he cook it? Like, has he got a one-bedroom apartment somewhere and he's just smelling up the whole building? Smells good all the time, though. Yeah, it looks like he has, like, a slow cooker that he uses.
Okay. Like a normal crock pot? Disgusting. Oh, gross. It's a normal crock pot that hasn't been washed in a full year. Yeah. I don't know what to think about it. So he started it a year ago and has just been adding to it and eating from it ever since, never, ever taking it off the heat. When he asks friends to come over, do you eat it, too, or do you pass? Just polite to. I just had a perpetual salad. Oh, man, I would. Sorry, bro. Totally. So what's in it? Well, it started out as a regular beef stew with carrots and onions, but he's been adding all sorts of new things to it each day, including salmon, blackberries, lamb shanks, jalapenos, eggs, okra, just to document the ever-evolving flavor.
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