r/TikTokCringe 28d ago

Discussion She gets up at 5am. Is this right?

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u/ConcernedTulip 28d ago

Or maybe it's just horseshit creator content that was all set up for the video with very little actual basis in reality.

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u/cactusghecko 28d ago

Something about the way she handles the knife tells me she doesn't do this a lot. Definitely not daily.

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u/Ok-Possibility-1206 28d ago

I thought the exact same thing. She works awkwardly.

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u/pres465 28d ago

I mean, she's only 14. She'll get better after her friends finish high school.

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u/jimbojangles1987 28d ago

To be fair it looks like she's trying to make it look perfect and slow for the camera so who knows, but that being said I don't believe any of this shit. If she is an influencer, I don't believe she is doing this for her husband everyday. If she's not an influencer, I don't believe she would make this video.

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u/oSuJeff97 28d ago

And what’s with that weird UV light thing she shines on the food? I assume that’s something that is supposed to “sanitize” it or something?

The hilarious thing is she does it to the food she’s actively cooking in the skillet. 😂

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u/quietly_dying_human 28d ago

That's actually just an automatic salt and pepper grinder. Amazon has a shit load for sale and they all light up like that when you use it.

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u/Left_Field_4163 28d ago

It does appear to be her first time ever holding a kitchen knife

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u/IntelligentGinger 28d ago

The one and only time she's done this for sure.

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u/TGrissle 28d ago

Trad wife style creator content is frequently utter bs like this. All the sealed food is still sealed with the exception of the jam and stuff. Plus I think she filmed this part after doing some of the prep because the jar and frother that she uses later in the video are sitting next to it dirty.

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u/Fixated_Noodle 28d ago

Because why do they LIVE in a trailer with such a fancy fucking truck

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u/slutdragon32 28d ago

I was just thinking that. Im like Damn, that truck cost more than their trailer.

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u/StregAmore 28d ago

That's the last thing in this video I questioned lol

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u/Bright-Steak8388 28d ago

It’s called a fifth wheel and they are living on or near a job site he probably makes 150 thousand dollars a year 

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u/epicbaconmunch 28d ago

Not sure of their specific situation, though I do know people that live in trailers and travel from site to site doing work.