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Response to 'Can You Cook?' Question

A screenshot of a Twitter/X post by user @jynxbby expressing frustration towards being asked "can you cook?" by a guy, responding with "can you build a house f**k you". The post shows engagement metrics including 6.7M Views, 31.1K Reposts, 2,478 Quotes, 246K Likes, and 7,145 Bookmarks, timestamped at 18:12 on 12 Nov 24. Below the post, the most relevant reply from @ThomasBland99 states "That means you can't cook," with its own engagement stats including 14.4K Likes.
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That means you can't cook.

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jynx
i hate when a guy asks "can you cook?" can you build a house f**k you
Thomas Bland
That means you can't cook.

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i hate when a guy asks "can you cook?" can you build a house f**k you

Overview

A screenshot of a Twitter/X post by user @jynxbby expressing frustration towards being asked "can you cook?" by a guy, responding with "can you build a house f**k you". The post shows engagement metrics including 6.7M Views, 31.1K Reposts, 2,478 Quotes, 246K Likes, and 7,145 Bookmarks, timestamped at 18:12 on 12 Nov 24. Below the post, the most relevant reply from @ThomasBland99 states "That means you can't cook," with its own engagement stats including 14.4K Likes.

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The image is a screenshot of an original Twitter/X post by user jynx (@jynxbby) and its top reply. The content appears to be user-generated and not a remix. The platform interface elements (repost, like, comment buttons) and engagement metrics confirm it is a genuine social media screenshot, likely circulated on Twitter/X or other platforms as a relatable or humorous take on gendered questions.

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