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Mother Knows Death, starring Nicole and Jemmy and Maria Kukane.

Hi everyone, welcome to Mother Knows Death.

We have a special Thanksgiving episode for you today,

talking about the most common things that we would see at Thanksgiving time that have to do with,

of course, eating and also relationship disputes. So let's get into cooking injuries at first.

All right, yeah, let's start off with a bunch of cooking injuries.

This is going to be, you know, the most common thing we see this time of year.

So first, let's start off talking about a pressure cooker.

This is something that the both of us heavily use a lot.

I mean, I feel like I use it for almost every single dinner.

Really?

You use it that often? Yeah,

I really cook so much stuff in there. I use it sometimes. I think it's really cool. I just started

using it when you told me to get it actually a couple years ago, and it is really awesome. But what

happens is with, for those of you who've never used a pressure cooker,

it just, you put your food in there and it cooks it and it accelerates the boiling point

basically to cook your food faster than it normally could on a stove. But when it's under

pressure like that, it can be a serious safety hazard. So even if you've bought one of these

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