$6.74 German meat on a stick

Daniel prepared and cooked a €5.99 store-bought kebab meal in an oven at 150 degrees, finding the meat greyish, unseasoned, tough, and dry, which prompted adding leftover sushi soy sauce and declaring it the worst meal had in Germany while considering vegetarianism.

During the meal, Daniel recalled losing approximately 1,000 subscribers after publishing a video called My Problem with the Turkish Girl where a Turkish girl was called annoying, and recounted daytime activities including walking in parks, photographing a cathedral-like building, and using an English supermarket self-checkout while wearing a mask.

Preparation, cooking, and consumption of a store-bought kebab meal.

Past subscriber loss following a video discussing a Turkish girl.

Daytime activities involving park visits, photography, supermarket self-checkout, and face mask rules.

Daniel walked in parks, photographed an old cathedral-like building, and used a supermarket self-checkout in English while wearing a face mask.

Daniel placed kebab skewers onto an oven tray and cooked them at 150 degrees.

Daniel removed the food using a towel and found it lacked salt and seasoning.

Daniel searched the kitchen and poured leftover sushi soy sauce onto the food.

Daniel experienced uncertainty regarding how to operate the oven, what temperature setting to choose, and which heating element setting was needed.

Daniel expressed uncertainty about whether the food item was actually a kebab, whether oven cooking was appropriate compared to pan frying, and whether the meat had been overcooked.

Daniel was unsure about the conversion rate from €5.99 into dollars.

Daniel was previously uncertain about face mask requirements, having thought masks were required only at airports rather than supermarkets.