That s an average 30 yr old whose mum brought breakfast in bed till she kicked him out.

I can confirm this is the average Tiktokker.

You think this is only men? You're in for a surprise.

We need to remember everyone has different experiences. Things you learned growing up are relative. I never knew until I was in my thirties that the refrigerator door hinges could be moved. Now it seems obvious but it had just never come up before. Everyone doesn't own an instant pot, or have the same hangovers, or regularly use a cooler for things. Don't be a jerk - people have different experiences.

I had the same thought. 30 year old man child.

Theres plenty of 30 year old women who pretty hopeless domestically by some standards. . .ive worked with nurses who have never cooked a meal in their lives, dont have kitchen utensils and whose houses are a domestic nightmare. The filrhiest house i ever saw was one owned by achild services supervisor who inspected facilities for child care. Very few male nurses knew how to iron clothes because they were never taught the skill, plenty of female nurses are absolute slobs at home . . . . .its easy to laugh but if you arent taught these tip, teicks and skills then how can you be expected to know them . . . . . hell, ive been a gym goer for over 40 years but i still come across young men and women who dint know how to form, plan or implement a workout simply because whilst everyone ASSUMES this generation is oh so internet savvy, many arent and dont know how to 'research' a topic. . . . . . another thing to take into consideration is the cordoning off of some skills like car maintenance.

Right? Reads like other “life hacks you don’t know” articles that tend to proliferate on FB, YouTube, et cetera. Still…there are many hacks here that aren’t bad (even if most seem to be common sense).

This is the average 30 year old of a child with shitty parents. Most of his claims are verified bullshit and the others that are true, I learned when I was about 9.

Maybe he’s a 30 yr old who has been drunk or stoned for many years and lost years of being productive at home or being around functional adults. People can get emotionally stunted because of the years lost while high, maybe functional “adulting” development stalls too.

I think there's a lot of ppl, men & women that inadvertantly waste food because they don't know a lot of kitchen tips. Not uncommon. Tips, lil hacks are for sharing

Spells and edits like a 5 y.o., too. Is it really so hard to take an extra 5 seconds to proofread before hitting "send?"

Not a man, but i think most of these are pretty average knowledge, however, I learned how to tie running shoes with this guy and it's actually pretty neat.

I had the exact same thought! Almost all of this is on page one of the products' manual. I don't understand how people can buy something and not read the manual.

I'm 40 and didn't know a couple of these.

considering my 9-yr-old godkid can do better.... yeah, this guy isn't exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer... but don't let him have a knife. Please. Ye heavens.

Enough to read through it lol, some of it I think was for silly Ness but some is useful, like the wooden spoon over boiling water.

Everyone's a critic.

Has it occurred to any of you posting all the negative comments, that he's just sharing helpful little 'hacks' or tips he's learned to use, that others may not have known about and can try them out for themselves. I've been putting sheets on beds for half a decade and until today I didn't know the tag is on the lower left of the fitted sheets! And putting salt in a pan with hot oil in it is a helpful tip for anyone who's just learning to cook, no matter their age. Sheesh, so much negativity from so many... it's discouraging to see here.

How many of you nitwits do your own laundry without ruining it, sew, iron your clothes, cook, clean, rather than your significant other doing it? Ya know; all the things a self-sufficient man can do.