Okay but hear me out. Sometimes a small scary moment with a microwave or toaster oven is the ONLY way some people even start thinking about safety at all. They might never touch a real forge without that first jolt. It plants the seed that heat and machines need respect, which is better than walking in totally clueless. Sure it's not the full lesson, but it's a solid first step that makes the real safety talks actually make sense later.

Actually, those small mistakes are more common than you'd think. A lot of fakes slip up on background details because the tools aren't perfect yet. It's worth a quick glance around the edges.

My last one was just a bun and chicken.