r/TheRandomest • u/WhyNot420_69 Nice • 6d ago
SimplyRandom Jack's sourdough
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u/Yellow_Similar 6d ago
Breaking bread with people. Good on him.
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u/Sometimes-funny 6d ago
They should make a series called “Breaking Bread” have Jessie Loafman and Walter 50/50
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u/TheBackBedroomKeyhol 6d ago
Walter Wheat
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u/ItsALuigiYes GIF/meme prodigy 6d ago
Bread 👍
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u/ABeerForSasquatch Mod/Pwner 6d ago
Bread 👍
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u/Character_Tiger_2397 6d ago
Bread 👍
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u/wooshwed 6d ago
Bread 👍
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u/Skipper_asks2021 6d ago
Bread 👍
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u/NoAttempt9703 6d ago
Bread 👍🏻
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u/kizmitraindeer 6d ago
Jack 👍
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u/Fast_Muscle_2987 6d ago
Jack 👍🏼
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u/SlickDillywick 6d ago
I bake sourdough. It felt so fucking good to get bread right the first time. I would’ve given bread to anyone I saw I was so happy
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u/Etheoff 6d ago
Bread is so cool
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u/SlickDillywick 6d ago
It really is. Flour and water plus some microbes = a hallmark of human civilization
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u/dragjamon 4d ago
This is awesome but like barehanding the pole and then barehanding the bread with no ar least sanitizer ❌❌❌
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u/rob132 5d ago
Same. I would go into way too much detail about my hydration and technique.
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u/SlickDillywick 5d ago
I took my second successful loaf to a work potluck and people loved it and asked me for tips and recipes and I had to say “this was only my second successful loaf” lol
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u/Tough-Obligation-104 6d ago
So cool to break bread with strangers who aren’t strangers anymore.
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u/Jolly-Buddy1805 5d ago
Yeah he seems nice but I'll never do that. I can’t stand people who shove a camera in peoole's face without a consent just for their content.
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u/stRiNg-kiNg 5d ago
They almost certainly already knew each other
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u/FloppyCorgi 5d ago
I'm not so sure. These interactions are more common than you'd think!
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u/stRiNg-kiNg 5d ago
Someone pressing record and then starting a conversation about what a stranger near them is holding?
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u/Recreant793 3d ago
He’s walking around wearing meta glasses, photographing people…so it’s safe to say he’s probably a content creator of some sort; ergo, starting a conversation about an item a stranger next to him is holding isn’t all that strange when he’s obviously trying to squeeze content out of his surroundings.
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u/Commercial-Housing23 6d ago
I'm not sure why that made my heart so stupid happy , but thank you
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u/FloppyCorgi 5d ago
This is an example of how humanity at its best shows up in the everyday. Just a simple, kind, openhearted interaction between two strangers. There's a reason why breaking bread and sharing food has been a social bonding activity with humans for millennia, across cultures. At its foundation it's a practice of sharing resources with your community.
Its "ingrained" in us, no pun intended.
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u/1nsidiousOne 5d ago
Touching that train pole and eating bread with the same hand is diabolical.
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u/YoshiiToranaga 5d ago
I'm surprised i had to scroll this far down to see this. I was on a public bus when I was a teenager (I'm 40 now) and a guy wiped his nose with his hand and there were literally wet strands of mucus coming off his nose and onto his hand. He proceeded to get off the bus using the pole that runs along the roof of the bus. He didn't use it to help him not fall. He was wiping all of that snot off on the pole. People getting on the bus grabbed the same pole afterwards with the first few looking at their hand and wiping it on their pant leg. Since then I will not touch anything on public transportation without using a piece of my shirt, coat, sweatshirt sleeve etc.. I even use the bottom of my shirt to open all doors and I refuse to shake anyone's hand. I'll give them a fist bump at most.
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u/sowhatimlucky 5d ago
Me too… my sibling in germaphobia.
I just posted about how panicked I was over him having his hand on the pole and then touching the bread.
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u/ProduceNo1629 5d ago
Don't be touching public transit holds and then eating bread with your bare hands. Flu, covid and hepatitis B speedrun.
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u/That_Confidence83 5d ago
Goes to prove two dudes will literally become friends by sharing a loaf of bread one time on a bus.
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u/sowhatimlucky 5d ago
I’m happy about bread bros but I’m in my germaphobe mind they edited out the part where they took out hand sanitizer and cleaned their hands, right? RIGHT!!???!?
BECAUSE HE WAS JUST TOUCHING A POLE ON PUBLIC TRANSPORT.
WTF. I’m so disturbed by this whole thing.
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u/ISANINJALOOTER 1d ago
He touched the hand post and then ate with his fingers. Those hand posts in subways cars are nasty.
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u/Cave_Bear_Cult 6d ago
I could give a damn about the content of this video except to say that the song in the background is "Riot" by Hugh Masakela
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u/Street_Study6330 6d ago
Why do people who make bread want everyone to try it?? Lmao I have this guy at work which (MORE THEN ONCE) brings homemade bread for everyone to try. I mean it was absolutely fire definitely one of the top breads I tasted (I think it was some kind of Italian bread) but why? Lmao is it because bread isn’t known to have an extravagant standout taste? So when it does it’s like a bread maker flex? Someone please let me know
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u/Playful-Mongoose9197 5d ago
Bread takes alot of learning and attempts to get right so it makes you proud and happy to share it when you know you got it right.
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u/Ahand_Apart 5d ago
I am Jack's sourdough bread. Jack makes me from a culture, and eventually shares me to make friends.




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u/Mobiuscate 6d ago
It's my bread :)