
America has always been on the cutting edge of technological innovation, but, as you can see from the picture above, we have out done ourselves with the Bacon Maker…
What is a Bacon Maker you ask? Why, it’s a nifty lil device that allows you to make better bacon in the microwave. Now, I don’t like to stereotype people, but it makes a fine substitute for taking the time to get to know them as individuals (it also helps solve crimes). Having said that, I think you can infer certain things about the type of people who purchase this product.
- They’re probably not in the best shape.
While the bacon maker claims to reduce the fat content by 50%, I highly doubt a bacon connoisseur is all that health conscience. Anyone looking for ways to cook more bacon at a faster rate is either running a bed and breakfast, or just looking for new ways to die.
- They don’t stop at bacon.
Anyone with a bacon maker probably also has a donut maker, which, in many ways, is worse. That’s like owning a funnel cake maker. The amount of sugar, flour and oil required to create such “treats” should never be stored in one’s home.
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They really love their bacon.
A bacon maker isn’t an impulse purchase; it’s an answer to a bacon lover’s prayers. While it’s okay to like bacon, loving it is a cry for help. The last person I knew who sang the praises of bacon was pre-op Star Jones. Nuff said.
Alas, this is America, and we are allowed to live our lives as we see fit. But there was a time when eating out was fattening, and eating at home was a healthier choice. Now that all things greasy and carnival-like are readily available in the home, the line between fast food and home cookin’ is blurred. It’s all over when the Deep Fried Oreo maker hits the shelves.
I am the Strawboss. I can bring home the bacon, fry it up in a pan…