Yeah, RGB is like a drug.

RGB table 😂

That is exactly what enthusiast do, no? All the flashy blink Led with water cooled external hoses and this stuff. I am not a gamer.

​@fleischpflanzerlmitsenf LED/RGB lighting is certainly an aesthetic choice that a lot of people add to at least a few parts to their PC setup, but water cooling can genuinely be useful in some cases. With the RTX 3000 and 4000 series being some of the most recently released and powerful GPUs commercially available, water cooling is gradually becoming more favorable over traditional air/fan cooling because it's more efficient overall and will keep all the components in your PC cool. Obviously water cooling isn't for everyone because you can still run one of the older RTX GPUs (like the 2080) at a completely comfortable temperature under fan cooling, but water cooling is gradually gaining more and more viability.

That is my point. An enthusiast will always find a way to justify things. It DOES make a difference how well you distribute the espresso in the puk. Even I can taste it when I have channeling. Aside I think this guy who created these videos is a genius. He buys these several ten thousand $ in coffee equipment and we pay for it by engaging on his channel. So he gets a lot back to finance his hobby.

Absolutely and they also make us believe that we need all those fancy stuff to get our shot right

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@@zainab5638 this guy just explained how that's wrong did you not even watch the video

@@zainab5638did you miss the part where he specifically said you don't need it? 🤡

@@Fredrickthe2nd sadly people love to feel like they know everything

Its like adding aesthetic mods to a car, they don't make the car better, faster, mor reliable. They literally serve no propose other than the enjoyment of the owner

Так и есть! 😊

Glad to see the KZfaq community slowly realising about that. Thanks to this guy.

I thinks it's because coffee snobs are known for swearing up and down that it tastes different, when it doesn't.

@@tripptank It definitely does. If it doesn't we will admit that it doesn't taste different. We are transparent. Trust me bro 😉.

Be a 3in1 Nescafe user myself I watch these videos too and... Imagine how much better is the coffee make it with these fancy gadgets and primary roasted coffee beans... ehhh 😊😊😊

Same here. I don't drink coffee, but I still think these tools are amazing and genius.

If someone was passionate about eating the perfect foods to formulate the most pleasurable shit, id think they’re goofy. Some things are cringe to be passionate about, wasting time in one of the most expensive, pretentious, and unrelatable ways is one of those things. if something possessed me to have such a pointless passion, id hide it, not post about it constantly. -just a guy who wants to stop being recommended brainless content

@@itsv1p3rplease tell us what things are not cringe to be passionate about by your opinion. Maybe tell us about your hobbies?

@@itsv1p3r if you don't want to see a guy nerd out about making the perfect espresso just block his channel and find content that you can relate to. No one is demanding you stick around and watch stuff you don't want to watch.

Everyone has their vice. As long as it doesn't hurt other people theres no reason to let someone enjoy their hobby as they choose. Whether its computers, cars, coffee gear, fashion, or sports we shouldn't judge other people for how they spend their time and money. Let people enjoy how they live instead of judging.

@@dr.riccardo3575 the fact that the content is being created in the first place blows my mind, i almost cant believe some people have such meaningless and stupid hobbies. It traps me in a state of pure awe to try to wrap my head around the layers of pointless stupidity, its like a train wreck i cant look away from

I can get behind that, I actually loved just sitting in my backyard using a hand grinder to grind my coffee, it took a lot longer than an electric grinder, but it feels good, its a therapeutic experience to smell the coffee as you slowly grind it. I just need a better hand grinder.

@@danilooliveira6580 yeah if you get a good hand grinder it doesn't take all THAT much longer than an electric one. And the major positive of a handgrinder iis the fact that it hardly requires any maintenance and you don't have to worry about retention at all.

​@@chiriko7335 do you know any good brand of hand grinder ? because my old one was kinda bad, it took a lot of time to grind.

Preah to the Lego, PC, amateur sports etc m

Art, music, and sports can be added to the list as really common examples

I'm into modeling and I get mad at how expensive it is to get a pair of tweezers (it's $20 for a shapely metal stick)

@@grass1659Sports? Football literally has just boots and a ball

​@@julesverne4561if youre real into it you got varying metal cletes - shin pads - grip socks - etc

that is a good point, they are practical and fast to use and also have less chances of making a mess. also if you went to a cafe and saw the barista pull up this magitech arcane tool and use on your coffee you will probably want to go there again.

There are cheaper alternatives with the same principle for faster environments.

Actually a better reason would be for upper resta and their hands. Something that takes less work can put less strain on the user's hands. And if their whole job is to do stuff like that, it can really help them in the long run.

Nobody is using a wdt tool at a cafe. You'd probably just get a auto tamper with a vibrating function if its actually something you care about.

Cofcrates

@@BlueRaven73 perfection

Coffucius

Actually, that's exactly the issue. Most of the stupid comments are left by people with NOTHING in their life to be happy about. They're miserable people who've never invested in something they care about and probably have no idea what they want from life. Atleast some people know what they like.

That's the thing with hobbies thoigh evryone has different things they enjoy. There's people who spend hundreds collecting video games or building pcs etc. And that would be a huge waste of money to anyone who doesn't play games. I think for most of us this would be a waste of money but it's not for us to begin with so what's it matter

Me too!

or justify it to anyone

But your music is only as good as you are, anyone in the world can buy a ton of coffee gear and have the same experience as this guy. No skill involved, no talent involved, just spending money. Thats not much of a hobby. If someone whos never played an instrument before picked up one of yours, they would not be able to create pleasurable sounds because they do not have the necessary talent and skills. Take more pride in your talent, do not compare it to a useless waste of time like this…

​@@itsv1p3rImagine being this salty about another adult's hobby lol grow the fuck up, guy. You're also just wrong. Someone who has no experience making coffee themselves is probably gonna make a shit cup of coffee if they just walked up to a table with all of this equipment.

​@@itsv1p3rYou can have all the gear in the world and make terrible coffee. There's a decent amount of skill involved across most brew methods. There's a world barista championship and a world brewer's cup every year to prove it. If you're done with that challenge there's always roasting your own coffee too (which has another set of techniques and skills to learn)

​@@itsv1p3rOof what a moronic take. Having a hobby is doing something you enjoy. My gf likes to build legos as one of her multiple hobbies she doesn't compete in that and it's not competitive or requires much talent. Millions of people collect and trade cards as a hobby what aboit that? Someone can play guitar and sound like shit doesn't make it any less of a hobby for them if they are bad at it. A hobby doesn't have yo be competitive or a sport

@@itsv1p3r Saying something is “not much of a hobby” makes no sense? The point of a hobby is that you enjoy doing it. If a musician, a coffee enthusiast, or even a stargazer or bookworm all enjoy what they’re doing, they’re all equally hobbyists.

You know many forms of tea are consumed for their caffeine contents, right? And the concentration of caffeine in an espresso shot is way, WAY less than what they put along other chemicals in a can of any energy drinks.

Sugar, alcohol, work

@@Saint_Wolf_ Yeah and both tea and energy drinks are accepted in society You “Um actually-d” the guy but managed to completely fucking miss the point of what he was saying

nicotine? alcohol? lol

Its not an addiction, its a hobby.

Yeah but they won't move as smooth and you really lose a lot of the satisfaction aspect

So, we understand that home espresso brewing and cafe espresso brewing are two ENTIRELY different things, right? I'm gonna assume you already know that and not explain the differences, because that's simply common sense. What I expect you may need an explanation on since you don't understand this, is that we understand MUCH more about coffee extraction and what happens when you push hot water through an espresso puck. There's nothing wrong with people abstaining from modern day espresso innovations, but it's important to understand that the innovations exist for a reason. It's quite well documented that distributing espresso in the portafilter simply produces better results every single time. To say that coffee should never be changed because it works well enough for you is simply moronic.

@@gavin2870 In Vienna, there are legends of coffee brewing like Cafe Central, Cafe Sacher or Cafe Hawelka. None of them use any kind of combs, none of them would waste that much time. They push the coffee down and that´s it. There´s a reason why Vienna´s cafes are world-famous. All you are doing is making a ceremony out of necessity. You don´t change the taste or the outcome. It´s much like the tea ceremonies of Japan. The tea is the same, with or without the ceremony