The Barisieur - Do You Need A Fancy Bedside Coffee Maker?

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[edenlippmann]

The Bripe video was a warning sign; we should have seen this coming.

[morgandrinkscoffee]

James, I’d like to propose that someday when we eventually meet, we both bring our Barisieurs and enjoy alarm clock coffee together.

[AzraelCC]

I deeply appreciate how James' videos are approaching the surrealist aesthetics of his hair idol, David Lynch.

[CrazycoolcruMHDTV]

James: "now tell me if this is a familiar problem: you wake up in the morning-"
Me: yes it is

[fairalbion]

I'm a bit concerned for your wellbeing given your brutal daily schedule. While the rest of the world sleeps, the alarm jolts you awake at 10 AM, and a heavy daily toil begins. Thank God you have the butler; nobody could face these early hours and this routine without such a basic level of support.

[rachaelfitzpatrick]

I will now no longer accept that this isn’t exactly how James lives.

[whereisarvedpi]

Gotta be honest, I enjoyed that way too much. This was probably the most entertaining video about a product I wouldn't ever buy I've seen in my life.

[tayjeremiah]

"A weird coffee production" is oddly ironically descriptive of the entire channel and it's production. But i'm loving every bit of it

[tubthungusbychumbungus]

The directors commentary singlehandedly making the house unsellable is iconic

[GPflashclass]

This coffee maker is for:
* A single person (or someone who lives with a person who doesn't like coffee)
* Who is hopelessly addicted to coffee
* But doesn't need too much coffee to function
* Has a large income
* Doesn't care about how their coffee tastes
* Likes their morning brew to be theatrical

[tomwatson]

The fact that the act CONTINUED through the entire video (broken only by the turmeric shot) is brilliant. No apologies, no explanations, no "haha btw I don't actually have a butler this was just a bit of fun", just entertainment, and a great review. Hats off.

[custardbaby]

I love youtube because it allows me to watch this terrifyingly high-budget surrealist dissertation on a coffee machine alarm clock

[bigbowlowrong]

*groggily hits snooze button*
*accidentally smashes glass container full of boiling water, giving myself full thickness burns*
Well, that’s one way to wake up I guess

[ketch_up]

Simple drip coffee makers that cost $30 or less often have an "alarm clock function". And if they don't, they have an "on" button which, with some careful side-table arrangement, you can press without getting out of bed.

[sylance]

What I learned from this video is that James parties until 2:00 am, wakes up at 10:00 am... with perfect hair. Lastly, I'm convinced that at 2:12 that tree is growing out of a 200kg used puck of espresso.

[lachlanking]

I ADORE this video. The production, the 'fake' elitism that seems to suit James so well, everything the butler did making me snigger like an idiot. I say well done good sir

[wendymuir]

When I was going to University, every evening, I would set up my little percolator on the floor next to my bed. I had a cup with a lid on it, and my milk and sugar would go into that. When the alarm went off, I would hit snooze, roll over, and plug in the percolator. By the time the alarm went off again, my coffee was ready, I poured it into my cup, stirred it, and I had coffee without even getting out of bed. It wasn't boutique coffee, but this was the early 1980's, before all that. I thought it was decadent, and it got me through school.

[MansOrangeSoda]

Cinematography is really getting better with each video!

[jackknife]

This is a kind of experience i'm living for.
It really felt like rewatching a movie or replaying a game but with director/dev comments about production, conditions of creation and oversights that needed fixes on the spot. Really opens up a new possibilities and dimensions here.
Genius idea

[SigurtDinesen]

I know my dad drinks a cup of instant coffee in the morning, while he waits for his automatic brewer.
So "desparate for coffee, but not too fuzzed about how the coffee is" is definitely an existing customer segment :D