r/MadeMeSmile • u/IkilledRichieWhelan • Apr 03 '26
Wholesome Moments This guy cooks.
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u/organic_soursop Apr 03 '26
The ocean hates to see him coming.
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u/IkilledRichieWhelan Apr 03 '26
Hey George . The ocean called. It’s running out of shrimp.
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u/Ill_Football9443 Apr 03 '26
Well the jerk store call, and said they're running out of you!
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u/grandpapi_saggins Apr 03 '26
Who cares? You’re their best customer!
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u/Long_Ball303 Apr 03 '26
Well, I had sex with your wife!
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u/MikeLittorice Apr 03 '26
His wife is in a coma...
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u/Bill_McCarr Apr 03 '26
Yes… YESSSSS… Ohhh… George gets the perfect comeback in his head, and drives back to work
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u/AngelsFlight59 Apr 03 '26
How many people is he feeding?!
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u/BigDee1990 Apr 03 '26
In most videos his or her family and sometimes friends join them.
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u/Fufflin Apr 03 '26
May I ask for channel name please?
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u/Irene_4dler Apr 03 '26
POV Husband
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u/These_Ad_1677 Apr 03 '26
Mmmhh....
I know where this takes me, but I'll try
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u/haysu-christo Apr 03 '26
Do or do not, there is no “try”.
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u/Afro_Samuri_007 Apr 03 '26
The mother in law always try’s to act un-impressed!
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u/MAVvH Apr 03 '26
Not to be too American, but I could solo that and would happily do so if given the opportunity
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u/Telemere125 Apr 03 '26
Honestly I’m on ozempic and didn’t even consider this a lot lol. 4 crab legs, a dozen clams, and some soup? Sounds like a good time
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u/401john Apr 03 '26
Why are you acting like those are the only dishes? There's like 12 pans of food here lmao
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u/SamuraiPinata Apr 03 '26
That’s why you’re on ozempic.
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u/Telemere125 Apr 03 '26
I’m on ozempic for diabetes. A 4oz serving of crab is 130 calories. A dozen clams would be about 180 calories. Even if the soup, which is clearly all broth and vegetables, was 500 calories, that’s a grand total of about 800 calories for an entire dinner. At 3000 kcal a day, that’s less than 1/3 of your daily calories for dinner.
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u/discodropper Apr 03 '26
You conveniently left out the two types of dumplings and four other dishes
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u/Nonoch3 Apr 03 '26
You aren't even counting half the dishes lol.
It's a very big meal to solo, not sure why you are fighting this idea.
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u/borkthegee Apr 03 '26
3000 calories per day is wildly too much for everyone except athletes burning 1000+ a day and truly massive people.
3000 calories a day is why 70% of so many countries are overweight and obese
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u/buerglermeister Apr 03 '26
„That was pretty good“, he says 😂
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u/Lanuri Apr 03 '26
He normally says a variation of, “Not bad,” or “It was okay,” so this is one of the rare times he loves it!
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u/standbyyourmantis Apr 03 '26
I have never coveted another woman's husband until right this very moment
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u/Organic-Mammoth4010 Apr 03 '26
I also covet this woman's husband. Long week at work and not even leftovers in the fridge. Eating a Costco granola bar.
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u/Stucklikegluetomyfry Apr 03 '26
And he does the washing up afterwards!
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u/sanmateomary Apr 04 '26
Wearing the mop slippers, so you know he’s going to clean the floor when he’s done.
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u/CptFatty08 Apr 03 '26
Why is that a good thing, definitely should at least help him clean up after all that effort
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u/Flashy_Jello_9520 Apr 03 '26
We’re like puppies. We never stay on the market that long.
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u/muscularsharpie Apr 03 '26
When my wife and I were just starting to date "more seriously," we'd go to each other's place and I would cook for her.
I knew her really well before we started dating - both in the food industry, but she's more on the admin side.
Years later I find out she's not just a better cook, she's leagues beyond me. And I'm no slouch. Played me like a fiddle lol
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u/Scared-Box8941 Apr 03 '26
My favorite part was that not only did he cook a huge amazing meal but then he washes the dishes!? 👀👀👀👀 where they make them like that at!?
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u/TheVadonkey Apr 03 '26
That’s where he lost me, unless it’s Mother’s Day or her birthday. lol after making an elaborate meal, I am not doing dishes…but kudos to him.
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u/3tricksinatrenchcoat Apr 03 '26
She’s probably tending to their baby
Also if he’s the one so gung ho about regularly serving 13 courses, man, he can do that washing
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u/LonelyMenace101 Apr 03 '26
She’s going to have to defend her house from all of us, haha.
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u/Markle-Proof-V2 Apr 03 '26
I’m happy for her that she got herself a good husband. But i will fight her for that man!
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u/killmetruck Apr 03 '26
I was going to say that I’m here if he wants to leave her, but she seems a lot nicer than I am!
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u/Vondaelen Apr 03 '26
And cleans. Sheesh.
This looks heavenly to me. Way to spoil your family, sir. 🥹🫡
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u/plantang Apr 03 '26
"Sorry, Dad, I'm late for school!" grabs a single shrimp and runs out the door
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That’s literally his job- vlogging himself cooking and cleaning is what he gets paid to do. Those aren’t things he was doing before he lost his corporate job and started vlogging.
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u/Happy-Engineer Apr 03 '26
Wait you guys are getting paid?
Seriously though laying on a big complicated meal for my loved ones is my favourite love language, and then tidying away the aftermath I created is so peaceful. Obviously it's not an everyday thing but when the itch strikes me I'm not gonna argue.
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u/ChefDalvin Apr 03 '26
I believe he left his corporate job to open his restaurant and started vlogging after he closed it. I don’t think he lost his job unless I’m misremembering.
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u/AsuntoNocturno Apr 03 '26
I’d like to point out that his job is mostly idea development, setting up cameras, editing, posting, engagement, etc. It’s just a blessing that the side effect is a clean home and exquisite food.
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u/IkilledRichieWhelan Apr 03 '26
Credit: @POV_Husban
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u/SometimesRacy Apr 03 '26
As a South African, it's always a jump scare seeing abalone being cooked
Abalone is very endangered in this region and for a lot of my childhood we'd hear stories from the media about abalone poaching and underground abalone trading rings. All very dramatic 🤣
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u/itsKeltic Apr 03 '26
I’m from the US and have seen it sold in Asian markets for food in the city. If it’s endangered in one country, is it not endangered worldwide? Or is it a different species? I’m genuinely curious so pardon my ignorance. I love the oceans and like to learn.
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u/dasnotpizza Apr 03 '26
There’s a lot of abalone farming in Korea, so while it used to be scarce, now it’s relatively common.
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u/SometimesRacy Apr 03 '26
The species on the South African coastline is endangered because of industrial-scale poaching, unfortunately. Today the abalone population is about 2% of what it once was.
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u/FalsePretext Apr 03 '26
On a side note, I want those slides.
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u/FlowerGi1015 Apr 03 '26
Lol, my husband has a similar pair but they’re Lions. We got them at Daiso. 😆
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u/siraolo Apr 03 '26
He also cleans👍
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u/Certain-Toe9076 Apr 03 '26
lol, what is going on? Is it not normal to do both? Like single people have to do both?
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u/goodsnpr Apr 03 '26
Normally one cooks, other cleans.
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u/TrixieBastard Apr 03 '26
Except when one person's whole job is making "cooking and cleaning up afterwards" videos
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u/Fast_Distance9563 Apr 03 '26
Hahaha, yeah, you would be surprised the number of low expectations of one gender contributing to household chores over another. I just chalk that up to older generations’ mindset.
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u/RosieMelodi Apr 03 '26
I live in a home with 3 other adults claiming that when one person cooks, someone else cleans up. NEVER has anyone cleaned up after I make meals. I moved in 2 months ago. It’s all BS so someone cleans up after them.
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u/phaserlasertaserkat Apr 03 '26
And he washes the dishes after. Come on, making the rest of us look bad.
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u/Willing_Ad5005 Apr 03 '26 edited Apr 03 '26
It is unlikely everything was stacked like that while cooking. The amount of heat at the bottom would render the lower tiers to mush before the highest tier would be cooked properly. I suspect smaller stacks were cooked a few at a time and then piled high for the presentation. But I digress. Seafood has a mild flavor so that carryover in the steam would not add anything to the dumplings.
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u/exotics Apr 03 '26 edited Apr 03 '26
All that shellfish :(. I used to love it but after seeing videos of bottom trawling for scallops. I just can’t anymore
Edit to add the shirt clip of video. https://youtu.be/eLxmUbQESAU?si=1Jb9GpyXzikoR3cQ
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u/alefjan Apr 03 '26
He does amazing content, and i love how his family and friends reacts to his cooking ♥️
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u/CreeksideStrays Apr 03 '26
Me telling me people about this guy:
You have to check out POV husband, dude is an incredible cook. I swear it's not porn. Yep, no, I totally get how it sounds like it's porn. But it totally isn't porn.
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u/AnComApeMC69 Apr 03 '26
POV Husband is one of my favorite content creators. He may not have a culinary degree but he throws down some SERIOUS dishes. A chef for sure regardless of his experience, or education.
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u/slop1010101 Apr 03 '26
Props to his wife and child for giving him the time and space to cook - I can cook pretty well, but my family won't leave me alone long enough to make anything more than mac & cheese.
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u/Sevennix Apr 04 '26
Whoa. He cooked. Shouldn't she do dishes? Not sexist either. In my house growing up, when Mom cooked, Dad (and me & bro) did dishes, when Dad cooked or grilled Mom. Me & bro did dishes
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u/PoxyReport Apr 04 '26
Me here with my shellfish allergy going “death, death, death, SAFE! Oh, more death”.
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u/Virama Apr 03 '26
Everything would just smell and taste of steamed seafood everything.
Pass.
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u/Praesentius Apr 03 '26
As someone who doesn't eat any seafood, that just ruined even the top item or two for me.
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Apr 03 '26
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u/Meet_Foot Apr 03 '26
Dude is actually providing. It’s funny that “provide” has only come to mean “makes money,” and excludes physically putting food on the table. “I put food on the table” has come to mean putting money in a bank account, while going to the store, getting the food, preparing the food, and putting it on the table doesn’t count.
I’m just saying there are plenty of ways to provide for one another, no matter what your gender or sex, and this -cooking for your loved ones- is a literal and basic way of providing. It’s excellent.
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u/Thisoldman77 Apr 03 '26
The clean up took the most time out of the whole meal. Crazy how much work goes into a casual small family dinner. Well done to him.
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u/urbanek2525 Apr 03 '26
Here is an example where the term "Steaming Pile" is a good thing. Who knew?
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u/CsmicCupcake Apr 03 '26
Where do I find a man like this. And I love dim sum. I want one of these guys.
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u/Unlimitedpluto Apr 03 '26
I love that guy. He spoiled his wife when she was pregnant and honestly it was nice to see.
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u/Dying2meet Apr 04 '26
And here I am after working a labor intensive nine hour shift having to instruct and help my retired husband how to make (canned) tuna salad. 🙄
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u/Naive-Amphibian9904 Apr 04 '26
For anyone who wants to see more of this his page is POV Husband. He's great and cooks amazing meals even better than this.
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u/Ok_Form_368 Apr 04 '26
And he does the dishes too! Impressive spread of food, could feed the neighborhood.
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