A coffee as black as a black hole

but studies have shown! he's saying it

🤓

You can technically turn anything into a neutron star, you just need a lot of pressure

No but the studies

😂😂😂

And they died at 40. When your 70 you will be glad if your wrists don’t hurt.

@@acksawblack Lol if my wrists hurt it won’t be from pressing wittle tiny coffee beans. Seriously how pathetic are people.

@@dantheman19601986 idk how pathetic people can be, but you seem like a shining example of the high end there

@@ziyair2998 I bet you wear a wrist brace to stir your soy latte

😂😂😂😂😂

Wait, it, it works, no way

Like if you sang it. Lol

I didn't even notice it was the same amount of syllables, that's so funny!

Lol daddy

ATHLEANX REFERENCE

my 1st thought but i couldnt remember the name

I just want to sledge hammer the ground. I want it compact

Bro just turned into stewie

Same

“You can’t tamp hard enough” 💀

I’m a barista do not do that 💀

Play both sides so you'll always come out on top ig

The thing is, if your grinder is calibrated correctly then there's no such thing as tamping too hard, meaning that it won't result in a less tasty espresso. But if you work as a barista and have to pull hundred shots a day then saying "don't push too hard" refers to "don't push way harder than is necessary, otherwise it's gonna hurt after some time". But in a home environment where you make one or two shots a day you can press as hard as you want to

I bet they all taste the damn same

It depends on how much you like and know about coffee, now if your just needing coffee in the morning to get you going you prolly don’t care too much how it’s made as long as it’s quickly made, now if you drink coffee for the flavor and seeking to make the perfect coffee everything matters, so to most it’s stupid but to some this is their hobby and they enjoy it so let them do it

Right? And if your wrist hurts from such a minor task consider adding extra milk for your weak ass bones

It doesn't. Every time there is a double blind taste test the results are inconsistent and pure chance.

It does but you definitely don’t make or drink espresso so it doesn’t matter to you. Pretty simple

Nah bro, but waiter’s shoulder ain’t a joke

I actually had wrist and elbow tendinitis when I was a barista. The elbow problem was "backhand tennis elbow". Both very painful, required wearing braces (hard plastic ones 24/7 for the wrists)

Yup. I got dequervains tendinitis from it. Very painful.

Yes, it’s published on barista hustle

@@Goldenbrown.coffee that's not a study

Sure as soon as you cite a study that disproves it

@@Goldenbrown.coffee did you really just plug a random website that has a 50/50 chance of being real or fake as a 'study'

LMFAOOO

We have life spans now that they could only dream of, and care more about our long term health, bc yeah, if you work as a barista for long enough, you can eventually give yourself a severe wrist injury that’ll make the rest of your life incredibly painful. Why do you hate other people caring about themselves and their health?

@@alinagrace4980 dear God I would love to see you work any kind of manual labor job.

@@alinagrace4980 if this is true then my arm should be destroyed by now, i lift 50kg (and this is really weak, there are people who lift 200kg/405lbs) and my arms are good, it's actually way better than before.

@@alinagrace4980 Because at a certain point what you care about isn’t in line with the human beliefs of that era. Like perhaps in the future, there will be a worry that writing letters isn’t healthy for your body but that’s when the technology is there to even worry about that and there is an alternative to even writing or typing. We as people are getting lazier and that’s perfectly fine because our technology is getting better, however, it is obvious that at this point in time, using your wrist to tamp down coffee isn’t a big deal and i doubt he has any sources backing up slightly using your wrist a bit more than usual will cause damage to your body. Sounds like bs.

@@reclaimer2019 people using keyboards can get RSI's, people doing heavy lifting can get back problems, people making coffees can get wrist injuries. It's not a competition.

You’d be surprised how many baristas struggle to take that on board though. Worth noting that these studies are not peer reviewed, but only because it’s practically impossible in this industry to go through that process, let alone have the funding to. The data is there though, and credible.

@@NeutralMjolkHotel I mean, there's a reason they're the baristas.....

Hydraulic press will do.

You do you baby

You people make me sick.

Percolators are decidedly shit

You use a percolator to make coffee? Who hurt you?

@@octubre_lilaka says the fake coffee enthousiast. Buddy, many people hurt me and the proper coffee of a percolator brings me the soothing i need(which hopefully any coffee does for anyone) anyway, im not here for a coffee feud. I was just being a sassy rascal😘

@@Xormyr I very much dislike coffee but I didn't think anyone would prefer the burnt taste of a percolator in this day and age

@@octubre_lilaka burnt lol. Buddy we are done here. You just admitted you have no clue what you are doing🤣

It’s annoying. People can live in luxury and still have problems. They may not be big problems but they are still annoying

@@Leg1503 what are you talking about. You’re scrolling through KZfaq shorts without a care in the world. Who are you to say anything?

@@robertbenitez3647 🤡💀

@@robertbenitez3647 so are you?

@@Leg1503 You are really dense. Difference between me and you is that you complain about luxury whilst living in luxury while I accept it for what it is. You are a hypocrite, I am not.

Ain't no way 💀

Diminishing returns on force I assume

@@michealjaymurphy No we need a singularity, like now!

This is the true power of coffee

You can't hurt the coffee by tamping too hard, but it seems you can hurt yourself.

Thank you.

Tradesmen at 30: 👴🏻

yeah lol, i saw my mate get his arm ripped off today at work when a scissor lift got hit by a truck, look at belfast live. but this baristas have it hard

And that’s why most of the people you see in the ER are tradesmen lol. Research RSI, it can happen to anyone who does repetitive movements.

@@aaaaa-zc5hq "most of the people"? I highly doubt that...Most tradesmen aren't gonna take a drug test after getting hurt, much less let the safety guy know about it.

@@buxe4042 Most people with RSIs don’t take drugs, perhaps only over the counter pain medication during painful episodes. I’m basically just saying tradies get injured a lot, and depending on the profession an RSI could be one of the common injuries. It’s nothing to scoff at, since in severe cases it can literally require surgery or you’ll lose a degree of mobility in your hand. I don’t get the competition, an injury is an injury- how you got it doesn’t really matter.

The studies of magnets

Thats what hipsters call bullshit blogs I guess

PLEASE DONT TRANSLATE THIS TO ENGLISH PLEASE🙏🙏

We have life spans now that they could only dream of, and care more about our long term health, bc yeah, if you work as a barista for long enough, you can eventually give yourself a severe wrist injury that’ll make the rest of your life incredibly painful. Why do you hate other people caring about themselves and their health?

@@alinagrace4980 I’ve been a sports nutritionist and trainer for years, so believe me I care about health and longevity, I just thought that the wrist hurting from pressing coffee was funny lol And a lot of our life spans today doesn’t mean shit when obesity is higher than ever before and there’s more diseases and mental illnesses now, we ain’t living in the golden age lol

@@thelollygagger5661 there aren’t more mental illnesses now, they are just RECOGNIZED as mental illnesses, don’t think that we are as bad as them either. Autism wasn’t invented in the 90’s. No matter what, the lifespan says something about how we have grown with our medical care.

@@alinagrace4980 if your working as a barista so long that your getting permanent wrist injuries then you have bigger problems 🤣😂

Yeah because you could survive back then could you, you fat basement dwelling slob? Wipe that cheetos dust off of your fingers, move out of that cesspit you call your mom's basement and get a life.

This is dedication Im genuinely impressed

10 dollar can of grounds makes 60 shots and 30 double shots about $0.16 cents for a shot and $0.32 cents a double shot $1.79 every day is $644 dollars a year $0.32 every day is $116 a year $0.16 every day is $56 a year the cheapest espresso maker walmart sells is about 60 dollars and it works like a charm. my math may be a bit off but you get the idea

Or are suffering from an extremely common injury that a lot of professionals get…aka an RSI lol.

@@aaaaa-zc5hq you are useless

​@@aaaaa-zc5hq Man I drill into metal doorframes all day and they're fine, I don't think a little coffee powder is gonna hurt them unless I'm churning out Starbucks levels of coffee everyday lol

@@chewy3141 I believe that's the entire point of the video sir. Sadly not everyone was blessed with common sense. :)

U and your boss don't know squat

@@jt7514 Apparently he knows this. Since about 20-30 pounds is just right.

This is for people who make coffee for others. If you just are doing this for yourself you wont be doing it enough to develop pain

Yes, too much pressure on one part of the body for years causes injury

ive got a wrist injury but its not from tamping my coffee

Fr

I know a 90 pound RN who thinks she can dead lift 300 lbs lol

Yeah, before I worked in coffee I was an EMT and lifting 400 pound patients destroyed my knees. Repetitive strain injuries are a thing.

an RSI is an RSI, the body doesn't care how it happened.

Well that is what an RSI is lol

@@aaaaa-zc5hq again, you're useless

no shit hes a barista

@@notificationleech5811 *p*ssy

"Training" my girlfriend to tamp "my" coffee. Bro...?

@@gavin2870 Quid pro quo… she’s training him how to breathe through his ears, whilst diving for her pearl. 😏

This is relevant ergonomics advice for someone who repeats the action hundreds of times in a day. RSI can happen to anyone if they’re not practicing ergonomic movement.

are you any manly?

@@daroom9854 ask ur mom

@@BenGoblin I asked for him, she said much manlier than her sad son.

You’ve clearly never been in the workforce if you’ve never heard of repetitive strain injuries. Even the most “manly” and fit person will develop RSI from a computer job if they don’t practice ergonomics. Applying pressure through your joints hundreds of times a day, 5 days a week, will do that to literally anyone.

@@NeutralMjolkHotel you guys are never going to be able to defend this dainty pansy stuff. Give up, you're the minority

Projecting hard here, buddy

@@LaguiDai People laugh at you, don't they?

​@@flailingelbows7073 stop projecting your own insecurities

@@linusmlgtips2123 Oh yes. I am - so - insecure about Coffee. XD I bet you have a man bun.

Grinding too finely not tamping too hard...and what shit machine do you have?

Except it's not espresso. Moka pot produces max 2 bars of pressure. True espresso requires 9 bars. Nothing wrong with moka. I have three of them and use them. But it's not espresso despite what Bialetti and other moka pot makers like to call it. There's an Italian insitute that specs out what constitutes espresso.

@@RonDevito there is a SCAA definition of espresso but these days everyone ignores it and uses double the amount of coffee and longer brew times and messes around with various parameters including ones not mentioned by the definition. But yeah, moka pot coffee is still not espresso, it's just an easy way to make coffee. Proper Italians go to espresso bars to get espresso.

That's like saying laughs in McDonald's when talking about quality food 🤣

@@SoccerFury08 tell me "I spend 25 mins to make a cup of coffee they tastes like any other cup of coffee" without telling me

@@lordofhack5368 it literally takes about 30 - 45 secs MAX to load coffee into the espresso machine and press 1 button..

Haha GROUND breaking