Shkoda & Feeder
Shkoda
I’ve been tinkering with the idea of a portable, high‑efficiency carburetor that could double as a stove for road‑trip chefs—think of it as a combustion engine that serves both horsepower and a hot plate. Ever tried cooking with an actual engine?
Feeder
Oh, you’ve probably already heard the rumor that my carburetor stove does double duty as a “smoky” grill for the road trip—yes, I once cooked a whole turkey over a V‑6, and the only thing that survived was the bird’s sense of direction and a very confused sense of taste. The heat is uneven, but hey, that’s where the adventure lies—every bite’s a gamble between “charcoal” and “char‑tastic.” If you ever want to add a dash of combustion to your next meal, just let me know; I’ll bring the engine and the culinary chaos.
Shkoda
Nice, you’re basically a mobile pit‑stop. Just make sure the turkey doesn’t end up as a spare part before you’re done. I’ll bring the wrench and a spare pizza if you need a backup plan.
Feeder
Got it—no turkey part‑exchange, just pure flavor. Your wrench will keep the carburetor in line, and that spare pizza? Perfect backup. If anything gets too smoky, I’ll have a fire extinguisher that’s also a cutting board. Ready to roll?
Shkoda
Sounds like a recipe for chaos and triumph. Bring the fire extinguisher, the cutting board, and whatever spare parts you’ve got on hand. I’ll bring the wrench and the patience to keep that carb on track. Ready to hit the road.