I’m an artist. I cannot even imagine-I’m literally just dying listening to this. He works with his HANDS. I don’t thing some people realize what that means to your life.
Talia Letkeman I guess you’re just not good with words, but that’s ok. You are an artist who works with your HANDS. “If I could say it in words, there would be no reason to paint.” (Edward Hopper) ✌️
Juliankha For fucks sake, you idiot have some common sense it is “literally” just figurative language - If they typed the comment out and posted it, they’re obviously not dying, do you comprehend, snowflake?
Krisabelle Zhao it is definitely a horrible accident. But he is likely well-insured especially for his hands, and doesn’t really need to depend on his piping skills. People will still buy their cakes, his business will continue, and the show will be watched by millions tuning in for updates. Not trying to sound cynical, but in this upside down world, with so much craziness happening, this will not stop him from continuing fairly seamlessly.
@@cindland yea but that his right hand he needs it do other things, not just his job. His job is set and money are set but when you fuck up your hand this badly....how does he even wipe his own ass now?
I can't believe how much his kids have grown. I used to watch his show when I was around 12, 13 and they always seemed so little. Now I realize they are just a couple of years younger than me.
Omg same !!! I can’t believe buddy got hurt and I hope that he recovers safely but wow his sons are around the same age as I am and I watched cake boss as a kid (12 /13) all the time but wow
When I was in high school, my mom and I got in a car crash. A few days later she had a seizure and I took her to the hospital, not once but twice. As a teenager, it can affect you. Thankfully, mom is okay now but it was scary at the time. I totally understand the pain their family, especially the kids, is going through.
mayra molina I’m sorry hun, that really sucks. My mom has that, she has to wear that black wrist wrap when she works sometimes as a hair dresser. But she says hers isn’t as bad so she it still able to work.
Bill Davies duly note.😊 I highly doubt I would do something like that to tell you the truth. Not much of a bowler. I do however play a good amount of soccer especially with my kids, so hopefully I don’t get injure myself badly from that.😬
I remember my dad getting injured (his eyes) when i was young and it was so difficult to see him helpless. Dad's are our first superheroes. Fortunately my dad completely recovered.
Sorry I was being insensitive for sharing how I process my emotions. I know humans aren’t weak for being Human. I repeated myself so many times to the point where I just took this whole comment down because you guys seem to miss the part where I said that those are me initial thoughts and not my actual opinions. It takes me awhile to comprehend feelings and starting to understand and empathize. Sorry I’m not your jolly molly who can just process emotions ASAP rocky. You guys happy 😃😃??? I really am sorry, I finally realized how rude and insensitive I was at the moment. Especially by the public’s eye. I hate that I can’t process emotions properly and I know guys hate me too for that. It’s really something I can’t help but when I realize what I said I already felt guilty for it. I really am sorry. And getting reminded about being such a terrible human being really doesn’t help me understand anymore than you guys think. My rage clouds my judgment a lot when I’m getting so many notifications against me. So I really am sorry
Christine Okay I grew up with Mexican parents, nothing scared me at that point. What’s I’m trying to say is that my whole life I became resilient because of the way I was raised. I grew up poor, and as a Mexican American. You kinda have to build a mental toughness when I have to endure racisms and so much more.
Shock doesn’t always make you calm. Sometimes it can make you go crazy. My dad snapped his tibia while surfing which resulted in a compound fracture and he brought himself out of the water with the help of a random surfer and when he got on the sand, his shock was so bad that he just went crazy and started trying to get up and run around. Other surfers had to come over and hold him down. One of the surfers was a doctor and kept telling us that he was in hypovolemic shock but was having a rare reaction
His son had to literally ply his dads bloody hand out of the machine while he screamed and wept with pain. i’m so sorry for him. sending marco prayers ❤️
As a runner who once broke their ankle, I can tell you it hurts so much to not be able to do what you love for so long. Being restricted by a cast is frustrating. Hopefully he heals soon and can get back to his passion as soon as possible!
I had a bad car accident many years ago. My four kids were with me and I was pinned behind the steering wheel with my left foot sticking out through the grill. I also had that feeling of extreme calm. It’s weird to be able to remain calm, talk to everyone around you and just have a sense of peace about it. I hope your surgeries and rehab are successful!
You know, that reminds me. When I was a kid, my dad and I were going to my dad's office for homeschool, but on the way, we encountered a motorcycle accident. My dad proceeded to jump out of the car to help the motorcycle driver, but being a kid at that time, I wasn't allowed to be left alone in the car, so I immediately stopped him and said "Papa, what are you doing?!", to which he stopped short, realizing he couldn't leave me in the car, so he declined helping the motorcycle driver, and when we continued driving, my dad thanked me from stopping him from saving the motorcycle driver in order to not leave me in the car.
Oh Marco darling, you literally saved your father's life. You are a true hero. I applaud you on your tremendous courage and extend sincerest sympathy to you on witnessing something so terrifying. You are an amazing young man and you are incredibly selfless. Best wishes to both you and your father for the future.
That was my thought to!His son does look as if he is staying "brave" not crying, he needs a good hug and to let it all out! Glad his family were right there, I hope the cake boss and sons heal quickly! My prayers are them
I love this family so much. They were from humble beginnings and built a business with the vision of Buddy and family Much love Buddy you are one fantastic person.
That was one of my first thoughts when I heard about the accident. The people helping him (especially the kids). Did the right things but seeing something like that happen to someone (especially your dad). Messes with you head for a good long time, if not forever. Hopefully with time and some good coping techniques this will be easier for everyone to process.
I liked when he said that he wanted to kiss the doctors hands,they deserve maximum respect from us because they are our heroes.Get well soon Buddy,and God bless your handsome son.
The guy reporter did a terrible interview! He cut him off in his story? No consideration n the end was condescending poor cake boss you can still he’s still in shock n his son is still shook up ... prayers to him n his family
When the camera first cut to the guy doing the interview he looked like he was trying to stifle a laugh. He looked up and saw the camera was on him and straightened up.
I like how the interviewers are like “what the road to recovery for your RIGHT DOMINANT hand?” And “crazy HORRIFIC accident’’ like they might as well have said “ ur career is ruined how do u feel bout dat bro?” 💀
Emily Ramirez pretty much the truth. He’s a determined guy so I’m sure he will work hard to get his hands working as well as possible. At least two surgeries already! Uhg
He's very lucky that his sons were home to help him out. It's going to take at least two years of good Rehabilitation to get full usage of that hand back. Love you buddy praying for you and your hand and get back to be the cake boss that you normally ah.
Thank God he’s okay. That feeling of calmness he felt I believe came from God. Praying for his recovery and that this experience brings him closer to Christ
It wasn't rude. He had to. They were timed and had to move on to the next segment and his boss on his end likely told him to move to the next question. If you watch the news regularly then you'd know this is seen pretty much every news channel on a daily basis.
Perhaps they should have mentioned the type of “machine” Buddy was talking about at the end of his interview. It was a bowling lane in his home - the pin setter. Took away from the interview tremendously.
@@MicrowaveFork Thank you! How did you figure that from this story? I watched it twice trying to find out what machine he was talking about...no mention of a bowling alley?
@@marccasteel8995 I ended up digging a bit deeper, It was in a article written a bit later - it seems like it might be something too graphic to mention on air. So devastating, especially since his hands are integral to his talent and business. I hope for a speedy recovery and my condolences to his family.
@@jenaemarieAZ There was a special on TLC Network. It shows his injury ....I mean it shows everything. I just watched it the other day. Here is the link www.tlc.com/tv-shows/buddy-valastro-road-to-recovery/
His kids have really grown so fast and his son looks so sad like he’s fighting back tears. Such a close family and so much fun. You should have called the ambulance, Buddy. Just take it easy and enjoy your time off work. I know how proud you are of your sons too. God bless you and your in our prayers !
I posted above. I think Bc that would take away from his injury. Like oh, let’s not everyone get distracted by the fact that he’s a wealthy reality Star...
i saw my dad cut his toes off (thru a boot) with a chainsaw, when the chainsaw/log slipped. I was about 8, so over 40 years ago. It was terrifying, but it also solidified my own coping skills... watching my fathers reaction became the way I handled trauma from then on out. He never passed out. Managed to instruct me properly on the best way to help and had shown me how not to overreact and stay in control of an out of control situation. Everything ended well. 100% full recovery and no PTSD to either of us.
This isn’t funny but I read this as horrible accent and thought that’s a bit harsh EDIT: I am not mocking this guys accent I misread the title and made a comment about that, and I’m not saying his injury doesn’t matter okay cheers!
@@Alize-xg7cw I took their comment as calling it a horrible accident was a 'bit to much'. Like his almost losing his *hand* wasnt _that important_ I didnt really pay attention to the typo.
Buddy didn't become Cake Boss by a fluke...he's a hard working and determined man...he shall conquer this as well. ...just like the true Boss that he is🙏🏾💖
He must feel depressed, When I broke my dominant hand I went into a downward spiral of depression, I felt so handicapped, could not wipe myself, comb my hair, brush my teeth, nada. I pray his family stands by his side and nourish him back to health. His hand will never be the same again. Now a life of constant nagging pain in that hand. I pray he recovers fully and totally. He is an artist and works with his hands. Awesome designs and work he has done and I pray will continue to do so. Prayers are going out to you and the family.
My husband whose leftie had to get shoulder surgery on his left shoulder so he had to learn how to wipe with his right hand... after he was done healing and went back to go and use his left hand, he couldn’t do it!! So now he can only do it with his right hand nhshahaha!!!!
If only more insurance policies would cover occupational therapy, your lives would have been significantly 'easier' throughout your struggles that followed your dominate hand injuries.
This was a bad interviewer! He never clarified what kind of "machine" was involved. I first thought it was the TV that he was about to watch the Giants game on!
You could tell his son was trying to fight back tears so emotional, taking about what happened seeing his dad goes through something like that So brave. Get well soon 🙏🏽♥️
This whole thing just gave me bad vibes. They played this happy, upbeat song and the beginning and those interviewers were incredibly disrespectful. He’s just been through a traumatic accident and I don’t think the questions they asked were appropriate, especially when they started talking to his son. Also, one of the interviewers was smiling and actually laughed a little at the end. Talk about rude.
i agree but actually in some situations , when people feel uncomfortable in certain situations or in situations where people don’t know what to do, that awkward smile or uncomfortable / nervous laugh is what naturally comes out.
You are 100% right. At 3:10 when Buddy was trying to finish what he was saying the guy literally wouldn’t stop taking and actually PUT HIS HAND OUT to stop him...the most important part of journalism isn’t talking but listening. Especially after going through such a traumatic event and being asked to do an interview, the interviewer should at least be respectful and let him talk :(
It's live television, time is limited, they would've done it to anyone if they needed to, there's no polite way of doing it but it's their job at the end of day
No don't stick your hand in a machine while it is still hooked up to a power source. Pretty sure its one of the main things in the instruction manual. Its in all manuals machines that use electricity. JS
@@deborahware8102 yeah, I agree, this was a dumb move on his part. He could've lost his arm and never made cakes again. You can't just do whatever you want just because you put a bowling alley in your house.
Buddy’s “old school” baking and piping talents made him famous, around the world, star of his own television series and a VERY wealthy man; including, giving his family, a chance to make money! So I guess his “old school” skills, have served him better, than your newer, modern techniques. Newer and younger, doesn’t always, mean better!!!
As a retired chef, I cannot imagine my “working” hand being that injured and the prospects, of maybe, not being able to work or create, with that hand again! It has to be devastating, to say the least. This man is famous for his cake creations, for running a family business, for making his family name famous, around the world! He is a modern icon of success, in the US. We all do stupid things at times, without thinking of the consequences. Really look at his son’s face during this entire interview! I think he would benefit from some therapy. He is still traumatized! Buddy’s sons and his brother, will never forget the scene they encountered that day! This tragedy has affected the entire family. How could it not? I hope and pray for Buddy’s complete recovery and that his hand, will be creating masterpieces, once again!
@@katherinevaladez5227what are you even on about? "Your newer modern techniques" 🤔🤔I'm 41 years old and learned old school piping as well.(not nearly as skilled as Buddy..nor will I ever be) I say very clearly in my post that his "old school" piping is very talented(no insult at all)..and btw "old school", is how he refers to his own piping skills.👍 How about you actually read someones comment before going off on them. 👍I myself was a classically trained pastry chef at the Culinary Institute of the Pacific with a speciality in Asian Pacific cusinse..I truly understand what this injury means and it's why I worry so much about the skills he has not being able to be done by him or carried on. How about you calm down before you post again💕
Sorry but your brain goes into shock or you faint 😬 in these things its called fight or flight and wakes up your survival instinct this is why you are calm even though your missing a finger saying it not that bad guys and everyone else freaking out about it
SRS As parents age and their health deteriorates and they reach a stage in their life where basically they need care like a baby again ( diapers, being fed, bathed, carried, etc) . Much respect for the people who display gentleness and decency for their aging parents. That’s simply my observation. And you have yourself a very fine evening! ✌️
A representative said Valastro’s hand was injured when he tried to repair a malfunctioning pin setter in the bowling alley at his New Jersey home on Sept. 20. His hand got stuck in the machinery and, unable to withdraw it, he watched as it was impaled three times by a 1½-inch metal rod between the ring and middle fingers. Valastro’s sons - ages 13 and 16 - used a reciprocating saw to cut through the rod and release their father.
What do y’all mean his family must be “traumatized”… a billionaire broke his arm..calm down. There are so many more people that have been through actual trauma..I can’t imagine how painful it was, and maybe traumatizing to him, but to his family? They are loaded and he’s perfectly fine..don’t see any trauma here.
how are the interviewers so bad at their job, zero empathy, just wanting to squeeze every detail about such horrific accident, cmon that's just not how u deal w it. genuinely feel bad for Marco and Buddy-
It was a horrific “freak accident.’ More importantly, he survived. Thank goodness his sons were around! Life is being able to be flexible, cope and adapt to change. It will soon be a “new normal.” All the best to the Cake Boss and his family always!
It’s true that when one is in a situation such as this, calmness takes over so as not to freak-out anyone involved. My son was playing with his cousins and his hand went straight through a glass window. His forearm was shredded in 2 big gashes. When I saw him, my mind was panicking but I didn’t show it because I didn’t want to scare him. I remained calm. He came out with 8 stitches and a gnarly scar. Thank God he was ok.
My son put a metal broom stick, one end on the couch and the other end on the coffee table and tried to walk on it. ..the stick broke in half and the metal sliced his leg open like a razor blade. I was upstairs putting my daughter to bed in her crib. When I came down to what looked like a horror movie, blood everywhere, my heart stopped...but I stayed so calm, like SUPER calm. I guess even under fear our parent brains will keep us calm. My son was around 6 at the time and was already scared. ..he stayed oddly calm too though, I don't even think he cried (is a blur now lol, he'll be 19 in feb) he ended up with a nasty scar and some stitches...thank god it wasn't worse
News anchorman: "we're all here in the studio Buddy and we're all uncomfortable hearing about it." translation....hurry up Buddy, this is a 5 minute interview.
Does Natalie bother any one else the way she cuts people off and acted like she barely wants to hear the "kids" side of the story lol anyyways... God bless Buddy , I know this is life changing for this man and family
I really didn't notice her acting rude or disinterested. I even rewatched the part with Marco and she seemed to respond appropriately to me.. As another commenter mentioned, their job is to keep the story moving.. They only have a certain amount of time to get the interview completed.
Am I alone in feeling like the male interviewer does not have a human connection bone in his body, he is more robotic and monotone!! I would say that considering the tragic event that happened, Buddy is in great condition mentally and not a whole diff person than we are used to!!! WTF!!??!!
So sorry you're going through this. My father in law was a surgeon and he NEVER EVER picked up a garage tool, any type of tool. Never risked injuring his hands. Hope you recover quickly with no permanent injury. 🙏🙏🙏
Elizabeth Hutson not too many people have personal bowling alleys in their homes although other accidents can happen. He never mentioned his hand got pinned on the jammed machined that resets the pins.
If you know your hands are an integral part of your livelihood(I don’t mean an auto mechanic) such as he does, you don’t want to be sticking your hands in broken machinery.
There is 6 minutes for the interview and we have to hear what the kid has to say and wrap it up and throw it to Robbin. What the Anchors were is stupid for not Clarifying what the machine was in his house, a "pin setter" for his private bowling 🎳 alley.
A was a bowling accident? What kind of machine was it!??!? Kinda left that but out haven’t been able to sit through the rest of the video to just listen to what kind of machine and why he was on top of it before watching tv!?!?! This isn’t the 70’s our TVs work totally fine without hitting them.
I still have no clue what he's talking about. "Ur about to watch the Giants and the machine gets stuck..." What machine? Im too poor to know what he's talking about.
I lost my left arm to from just below the elbow down. I was involved in an auto accident and it was crushed beyond repair or salvage. That was my dominant hand. I was able to learn to use my non dominate hand to do fine and gross motor skills and ADLs. Get yourself when the time come an awesome Occupational Therapist and Physical Therapist. One who specializes in Upper Extremity injury. They are not a dime a dozen but do exist. Most of all be determine. No and impossible are two words that should not be in your vocabulary. Be patient but tenacious. You will get through this.
My boyfriend is going to school to be an occupational therapist. I'm so sorry you had to go through this. It's so nice to hear your experience and how PT has helped you.
i am praying that he will be recovering physically and emotionally soon and will be baking again.with God nothing is impossible.I'm from the Philippines and I'm a fan of Buddy.
"Cake Boss" Buddy Valastro spoke at length Monday about a "terrible accident" at his home bowling alley in which his right hand was impaled by a machine. ... Valastro said his right hand, his dominant hand, was stuck in a "fork" in the machine and was then punctured by a blunt metal rod.
He wasn’t straightforward, and skipped around. It’s almost like he might be on lots of painkillers, and dealing with some crazy trauma he went through just a week ago...my guess is that his brain isn’t working exactly the way it should be right now. As someone who’s been through some crazy injuries I can attest that being asked to explain your accident, or answer questions while on painkillers isn’t always the most coherent.
🇬🇺🇺🇸🎂❤️💗💞💕💖 Dear Mr. Cake BOSS and Family. I am; humbly praying for your healing recovery and strength. God Bless Forever and Forever Always. Jesus Mary and Joseph. hear our prayers. Amen. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼fan from our family to yours ❤️ 💗💞💕💖❤️Please Take-Care and Be Safe. Guam USA.
That bald green eyed journalist looks he’s about to laugh when buddy’s describing the situation. His face grinning is priceless: thinking: how dumb. Reminded me that video the guy had a voice issue and the reporter couldn’t help himself from laughing. Lol Anyway, get well soon Buddy!
He seems like he’s just grinning in disbelief. A lot of people’s defense mechanism in response to stress or fear is laughter, I don’t blame the guy for chuckling from being so uncomfortable at the idea of a man stuck in a machine
Buddy I truly wish you a full recovery. As an amazing artist, I can't even imagine how frustrating this must be. You have a wonderful family, I'm so proud of your sons for their quick actions. Much love out to you. ❤️
2020 really really sucks when cake boss ain’t be caking anymore.
I went to the cake boss bakery im sorry but the sweets were nothing like the Italian sweeties are supposed to taste
Period
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@@vanessalatina6713 Wow. Way to be a jerk. 👏😑
His son seems like a sweet kid. What a horrible accident
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His poor son looks so traumatized and yet he’s trying to be a strong little man for his dad. Heartbreaking.
Like father like son.
Marco is a handsome little man😘God bless this entire family🙋🏽♀️💕
Yes I thought the same thing
It’s the family way, love and family over self!
😝 and
I’m an artist. I cannot even imagine-I’m literally just dying listening to this.
He works with his HANDS. I don’t thing some people realize what that means to your life.
Talia Letkeman You had better get to a hospital as quickly as possible, too, if you are “literally just dying”. ✌️
Planet Sunshine
Correction.
I’m figuratively ‘just dying’; but you are literally an idiot.
Edit: 🖖
Talia Letkeman I guess you’re just not good with words, but that’s ok. You are an artist who works with your HANDS. “If I could say it in words, there would be no reason to paint.” (Edward Hopper) ✌️
Yor not literally just dying. Thats not how literally works. Literally means actually. So you saying literally dying- means you are actually dying.
Juliankha For fucks sake, you idiot have some common sense it is “literally” just figurative language - If they typed the comment out and posted it, they’re obviously not dying, do you comprehend, snowflake?
I cant imagine how devastated he is. He is a baker and decorator and his right hand is his piping hand. Im praying for a safe and speedy recovery 🙏🏼
Krisabelle Zhao it is definitely a horrible accident. But he is likely well-insured especially for his hands, and doesn’t really need to depend on his piping skills. People will still buy their cakes, his business will continue, and the show will be watched by millions tuning in for updates. Not trying to sound cynical, but in this upside down world, with so much craziness happening, this will not stop him from continuing fairly seamlessly.
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@@cindland that's not the point. His cakes are his passion. Not being able to do them is the issue. Not thr income
Looks like an early retirement.
@@cindland yea but that his right hand he needs it do other things, not just his job. His job is set and money are set but when you fuck up your hand this badly....how does he even wipe his own ass now?
His son looks horrified to hear this story again. He shouldn’t have to relive it by hearing about it again and again.
Remember that his son did choose to be there under this interview so he wanted to be there under the interview
He probably just felt uncomfortable to be on tv especially having to be there for this story
@@Rollwithit699 how would you know 🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@herecomesthesun0723 he is just a kid.
@@MooJoo5555 Yes, he is.
Just remember that he did choose to be there and he was there to support his dad too
I can't believe how much his kids have grown. I used to watch his show when I was around 12, 13 and they always seemed so little. Now I realize they are just a couple of years younger than me.
Omg same !!! I can’t believe buddy got hurt and I hope that he recovers safely but wow his sons are around the same age as I am and I watched cake boss as a kid (12 /13) all the time but wow
literally same
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His son looks traumatized, the faces he’s making during the story...you have to feel sorry for the kid...yikes get better soon
Pretty sure he’s just nervous to be on tv
When I was in high school, my mom and I got in a car crash. A few days later she had a seizure and I took her to the hospital, not once but twice. As a teenager, it can affect you. Thankfully, mom is okay now but it was scary at the time. I totally understand the pain their family, especially the kids, is going through.
@@this_is_priss7171 his family has been on tv for a decade
Steve C.B. Not him tho
@@03jojo78 he’s used to being on tv. This is nothing for him
Poor kid, he’s suffering from some wicked PTSD. I hope they both heal soon.
Relax drama queen....if anything he looks slightly nervous for being on live tv
His son was so upset. He kept holding back tears. Awww
He is traumatized he shouldn't even be on tv right now.
ícҽís թհօҽղíx I think the family is used to it but yes I hear you.
Yes he is his father ofcourse😔
lol
Amed Tajan definitely.
As a cake decorator myself that has to suck so bad. My heart goes out to poor guy. I hope he fully recovers.
I tried doing cake decorating and some shapes I couldn’t do because I have carpel tunnel.
mayra molina I’m sorry hun, that really sucks. My mom has that, she has to wear that black wrist wrap when she works sometimes as a hair dresser. But she says hers isn’t as bad so she it still able to work.
be careful dont try to repair your bowling pin resetter yourself
Bill Davies duly note.😊 I highly doubt I would do something like that to tell you the truth. Not much of a bowler. I do however play a good amount of soccer especially with my kids, so hopefully I don’t get injure myself badly from that.😬
@@lissaC.W. have good luck and a great life for you and your family
you may bowl more if you had a bowling ally in your home
He didn’t say it but he’s talking about the machine in his personal, at-home, bowling alley
Thank you!
thank you I had no clue what "machine" he was talking about. i am picturing a blender
Sixty ninth like!
Thank you for adding this because I had no idea what he was referring to.
He literally mentions the alley is at his house...?
You could tell his son Is very Uncomfortable he clearly is trying not cry the Child is traumatized by seeing his father in that situation.
I remember my dad getting injured (his eyes) when i was young and it was so difficult to see him helpless. Dad's are our first superheroes. Fortunately my dad completely recovered.
@@joyfuljaj it can be traumatizing to experience that:(
Sorry I was being insensitive for sharing how I process my emotions. I know humans aren’t weak for being Human. I repeated myself so many times to the point where I just took this whole comment down because you guys seem to miss the part where I said that those are me initial thoughts and not my actual opinions. It takes me awhile to comprehend feelings and starting to understand and empathize. Sorry I’m not your jolly molly who can just process emotions ASAP rocky. You guys happy 😃😃??? I really am sorry, I finally realized how rude and insensitive I was at the moment. Especially by the public’s eye. I hate that I can’t process emotions properly and I know guys hate me too for that. It’s really something I can’t help but when I realize what I said I already felt guilty for it. I really am sorry. And getting reminded about being such a terrible human being really doesn’t help me understand anymore than you guys think. My rage clouds my judgment a lot when I’m getting so many notifications against me. So I really am sorry
K a y l e n e D that really just shows that you’re emotionally stunted and probably need therapy
Christine Okay I grew up with Mexican parents, nothing scared me at that point. What’s I’m trying to say is that my whole life I became resilient because of the way I was raised. I grew up poor, and as a Mexican American. You kinda have to build a mental toughness when I have to endure racisms and so much more.
He was in shock, that’s why he was calm.
Agreed!!!!
Shock doesn’t always make you calm. Sometimes it can make you go crazy. My dad snapped his tibia while surfing which resulted in a compound fracture and he brought himself out of the water with the help of a random surfer and when he got on the sand, his shock was so bad that he just went crazy and started trying to get up and run around. Other surfers had to come over and hold him down. One of the surfers was a doctor and kept telling us that he was in hypovolemic shock but was having a rare reaction
it doesn't make sense at least for me is the first time I heard someone is calm when u r in shock is crazy reactions
Tess G I broke my arm all the way the the bone sticking out of my skin and I was in shock and for some reason it felt like if barely hurt
its pretty common reaction
You can tell his still shaken. He starts his story as if everyone in TV land knows what the "machine" is and what he was using it for.....
@@light-m1t Buddy has a private bowling alley in his house that he was fixing when he had his accident. That’s what he refers to as “the machine.”
I hate how journalists have to interrupt people when their talking just let the person tell the story
They have limited time for each story.
Tv has limited time and he’s rambling and slurring. He knows the deal though. It’s their job to move the piece through and not lag.
Oh my god I thought the title said ‘terrible accent’ and I was like “well that’s kinda mean” 😭😭
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Lmao
STAHP IT 😭😭😭😭
LOL
I laughed harder than I probably should have. Poor guy tho
The only thing to do after this horrible situation is to relax and eat cake.
His son had to literally ply his dads bloody hand out of the machine while he screamed and wept with pain. i’m so sorry for him. sending marco prayers ❤️
What machine
@@imbrchasing did you NOT watch the video? Lol
I also didn’t catch the type of machine it was.
Ambar Chacin it was a bowling pin setter cause they have a bowling alley in their house
Ambar Chacin bowling pin setter
As a runner who once broke their ankle, I can tell you it hurts so much to not be able to do what you love for so long. Being restricted by a cast is frustrating. Hopefully he heals soon and can get back to his passion as soon as possible!
Hello fellow runner! I agree 100% I tore a tendon in my ankle during a marathon... I completely understand. I also hope he makes a full recovery!
bro me too. I have a stress fracture in my hip and I can't run. I run XC
Marco looks so uncomfortable,he looks red in the face like he's gonna cry...
For all those who are confused "the machine" is a bowling pin setter. Apparently they have a bowling alley in their house.
Thank you!
Yup 👍 thank you
Yes thank you! (Thought of mixer)
Adam Bowman 👍🏽
Thank you!!!!
He was injured while bowling. He has his own bowling alley in his home and his hand got caught in the machine.
Thank you for clarifying this. 😁
I’m sitting here trying to figure out what kind of cake machine can cause this kind of injury lol! Thanks for the info!
@@leonalivingston8041 haha I thought the same thing. He should've clarified that
Bowling machines are insane. The part that resets the pins have enough power to crush a needle till it bursts into shards
Oh I thought it was like a huge screen he was talking about bcs he said They where about to watch a game. Buy man so sad.
I had a bad car accident many years ago. My four kids were with me and I was pinned behind the steering wheel with my left foot sticking out through the grill. I also had that feeling of extreme calm. It’s weird to be able to remain calm, talk to everyone around you and just have a sense of peace about it. I hope your surgeries and rehab are successful!
You know, that reminds me.
When I was a kid, my dad and I were going to my dad's office for homeschool, but on the way, we encountered a motorcycle accident. My dad proceeded to jump out of the car to help the motorcycle driver, but being a kid at that time, I wasn't allowed to be left alone in the car, so I immediately stopped him and said "Papa, what are you doing?!", to which he stopped short, realizing he couldn't leave me in the car, so he declined helping the motorcycle driver, and when we continued driving, my dad thanked me from stopping him from saving the motorcycle driver in order to not leave me in the car.
Why does he look like the older version of Mason Disick??
kourtney will send you to jail for this comment but IM DEADDDDD
frrrrr
I thought I was the only one who noticed pls
True 🤣
Omg he really does
Marco is a good boy. His parents should be proud.
Well I mean his dad is right next to him saying how proud he is and how proud his family is... his parents are proud lol 😂
Awh. The son has my heart torn you can see the pain on his face 🥺♥️😭
Really hope he will recover very soon...
U again 😳😳😳😳
Oww Right 👁👄👁
u again
We meet again -_-
Back at it again
It was a bowling machine in the bowling alley at his house. He was trying to reset the machine and got caught wow that had to be painful 😖
Thanks, I was really confused about what type of machine they were talking about
Crazy! On one of my school field trips a kid stuck his hand in one!
Emily Salyer is the kid ok..?
Thanks I thought Giants game and machine??
Crazy Tv?
That is ironic.... didn't an episode of 911 have this exact same thing happen in it? 🤢🤢🤢
Oh Marco darling, you literally saved your father's life. You are a true hero. I applaud you on your tremendous courage and extend sincerest sympathy to you on witnessing something so terrifying. You are an amazing young man and you are incredibly selfless. Best wishes to both you and your father for the future.
Buddy looks like he is gonna cry. Hoping for a speedy recovery.
Why would the reporter talk to his son? He’s clearly about to cry. He’s traumatized.
That was my thought to!His son does look as if he is staying "brave" not crying, he needs a good hug and to let it all out! Glad his family were right there, I hope the cake boss and sons heal quickly! My prayers are them
because buddy was getting off topic .... he’s obviously on heavy pain medication. His son is there as a buffer when conversation stops flowing
His son was there to be interviewed too, being that he was the one who saved his dad ! 🤦🏽🤷🏽
Christy ToK that reporter was also smiling (the man)
Really??? I must of missed that and I watched it 2x!! 😆
I love this family so much. They were from humble beginnings and built a business with the vision of Buddy and family Much love Buddy you are one fantastic person.
The son looks so traumatized rehearing that event. I mean I dont blame him, i would be too
Everyone looks more traumatized than Buddy does.
Agreed
That was one of my first thoughts when I heard about the accident. The people helping him (especially the kids). Did the right things but seeing something like that happen to someone (especially your dad). Messes with you head for a good long time, if not forever. Hopefully with time and some good coping techniques this will be easier for everyone to process.
😔😔😔
I liked when he said that he wanted to kiss the doctors hands,they deserve maximum respect from us because they are our heroes.Get well soon Buddy,and God bless your handsome son.
And nurses
@@DarkAddictionx yes all people in the medical field of course
The guy reporter did a terrible interview! He cut him off in his story? No consideration n the end was condescending poor cake boss you can still he’s still in shock n his son is still shook up ... prayers to him n his family
When the camera first cut to the guy doing the interview he looked like he was trying to stifle a laugh. He looked up and saw the camera was on him and straightened up.
I completely agree
@@LisaCSCO he looked more like he was wincing
Fake news anchors with their fake personalities and fake empathy.
I like how the interviewers are like “what the road to recovery for your RIGHT DOMINANT hand?” And “crazy HORRIFIC accident’’ like they might as well have said “ ur career is ruined how do u feel bout dat bro?” 💀
Emily Ramirez pretty much the truth. He’s a determined guy so I’m sure he will work hard to get his hands working as well as possible. At least two surgeries already! Uhg
@@kimberly_erin honestly, buddy seems so passionate about his job I can see him learning how to pipe with his non-dominant hand
pretty much... so insensitive and dumb
He's very lucky that his sons were home to help him out. It's going to take at least two years of good Rehabilitation to get full usage of that hand back. Love you buddy praying for you and your hand and get back to be the cake boss that you normally ah.
2 years lol ur crazy
Sydney Davis wdym
Do you think it’ll take longer or shorter
We
Thank God he’s okay. That feeling of calmness he felt I believe came from God. Praying for his recovery and that this experience brings him closer to Christ
I was going to say the exact same thing thank you for pointing that out for ppl that BELIEVE🙂🙏🏾
Amen, Jesus loves us all
That male interviewer cut Buddy off while he was telling his story. Just started talking over him. How rude.
That is just how news works. There are time limits because there are more questions to ask.
Not only are there time constraints on live TV shows but if you have two guests, you want to give each time to speak, which he did.
When your on the miss there's a delay as well sometimes you can hear
Fun fact: Buddy is still talking!
It wasn't rude. He had to. They were timed and had to move on to the next segment and his boss on his end likely told him to move to the next question. If you watch the news regularly then you'd know this is seen pretty much every news channel on a daily basis.
Perhaps they should have mentioned the type of “machine” Buddy was talking about at the end of his interview. It was a bowling lane in his home - the pin setter. Took away from the interview tremendously.
Right. I was so confused
Thank you !
wow i thought it was some type of cake mixer/machine :/ jesus still thats a crazy accident. a bowling pin setter
I thought they were taking about the tv monitor because they were watching the game
What type of “machine”?!? Confusing...
Havent got a bloody clue what happened other than he got his hand stuck.
his home bowling alley got jammed, he attempted to repair it and his hand was impaled by the machinery
@@MicrowaveFork Thank you! How did you figure that from this story? I watched it twice trying to find out what machine he was talking about...no mention of a bowling alley?
@@marccasteel8995 I ended up digging a bit deeper, It was in a article written a bit later - it seems like it might be something too graphic to mention on air.
So devastating, especially since his hands are integral to his talent and business. I hope for a speedy recovery and my condolences to his family.
And not to be a nosy fan, but it would help to see the video he made for the doctors. I cannot visualise the accident by his description.
@@jenaemarieAZ There was a special on TLC Network. It shows his injury ....I mean it shows everything. I just watched it the other day. Here is the link www.tlc.com/tv-shows/buddy-valastro-road-to-recovery/
His kids have really grown so fast and his son looks so sad like he’s fighting back tears. Such a close family and so much fun. You should have called the ambulance, Buddy. Just take it easy and enjoy your time off work. I know how proud you are of your sons too. God bless you and your in our prayers !
I love this family! GOD BLESS them all
Bizarre interview. They never clarify what “machine” caused the injury. Why is it a secret?
Bowling alley
No for real
I posted above. I think Bc that would take away from his injury. Like oh, let’s not everyone get distracted by the fact that he’s a wealthy reality Star...
Watch Wendy's show for the tea ☕
@@ThisBitchOnCamera he has a small 1 lane bowling alley in his basement.
His Mom was probably there to comfort him. God bless in his healing.
His son still looks scarred. I would be traumatized also if I saw my dad in that condition lord I’d be freaking out. Kudos to that young man 🙌🏼🙌🏼
i saw my dad cut his toes off (thru a boot) with a chainsaw, when the chainsaw/log slipped. I was about 8, so over 40 years ago. It was terrifying, but it also solidified my own coping skills... watching my fathers reaction became the way I handled trauma from then on out. He never passed out. Managed to instruct me properly on the best way to help and had shown me how not to overreact and stay in control of an out of control situation. Everything ended well. 100% full recovery and no PTSD to either of us.
or just nervous from being on TV? haha
Declaring healing in Jesus Christ name for Buddy!
Amen..
Amen.
KELLY PASSALAQUA amen
KELLY PASSALAQUA Amen!
Amen!!!
Your son looks so sad .I think your son will take longer to get over this than buddy ..good luck all
God bless his son who is clearly stressed/ re-living the terrible event as Buddy tells what happened.
This isn’t funny but I read this as horrible accent and thought that’s a bit harsh
EDIT: I am not mocking this guys accent I misread the title and made a comment about that, and I’m not saying his injury doesn’t matter okay cheers!
SR BUDDI LAMENTO MUCHO LO OCURRIDO.ESPERAMOS PRONTA RECUPERACION.ORAMOS POR SU SALUD.
Yeah lol I agree
LOL
When you livelihood is working with your hands, that is a horrible accident.
@@Alize-xg7cw I took their comment as calling it a horrible accident was a 'bit to much'. Like his almost losing his *hand* wasnt
_that important_ I didnt really pay attention to the typo.
Buddy didn't become Cake Boss by a fluke...he's a hard working and determined man...he shall conquer this as well. ...just like the true Boss that he is🙏🏾💖
He must feel depressed, When I broke my dominant hand I went into a downward spiral of depression, I felt so handicapped, could not wipe myself, comb my hair, brush my teeth, nada. I pray his family stands by his side and nourish him back to health. His hand will never be the same again. Now a life of constant nagging pain in that hand. I pray he recovers fully and totally. He is an artist and works with his hands. Awesome designs and work he has done and I pray will continue to do so. Prayers are going out to you and the family.
My husband whose leftie had to get shoulder surgery on his left shoulder so he had to learn how to wipe with his right hand... after he was done healing and went back to go and use his left hand, he couldn’t do it!! So now he can only do it with his right hand nhshahaha!!!!
I have issues with my off hand rn and I’m having a hard time I couldn’t imagine if I had the same with my right
I shattered the head of my right humerus. Life changing. Two surgeries and eventually joint replacement. You don’t know what you’ve got till it gone.
If only more insurance policies would cover occupational therapy, your lives would have been significantly 'easier' throughout your struggles that followed your dominate hand injuries.
That was how I was when I had to recover from surgery for almost 2 months. I was not allowed to walk unless bathroom or going to bed.
I thought he got his hand caught in a giant mixer and then I read bowling accident I'm not sure which is weirder.
Haha, I thought as well
Yep, just a "typical Sunday" at the bowling alley in my house...RICH PEOPLE PROBLEMS! Still, I Hope he recovers and gets well soon 💖
@@daysgoneby7826 my thoughts exactly..
This was a bad interviewer! He never clarified what kind of "machine" was involved. I first thought it was the TV that he was about to watch the Giants game on!
@@annsjostrom2377 That's what it sounded like to me too at first
You could tell his son was trying to fight back tears so emotional, taking about what happened seeing his dad goes through something like that
So brave. Get well soon 🙏🏽♥️
I'm not even buddy's son and I'm traumatized...
Same!
This whole thing just gave me bad vibes. They played this happy, upbeat song and the beginning and those interviewers were incredibly disrespectful. He’s just been through a traumatic accident and I don’t think the questions they asked were appropriate, especially when they started talking to his son. Also, one of the interviewers was smiling and actually laughed a little at the end. Talk about rude.
i agree but actually in some situations , when people feel uncomfortable in certain situations or in situations where people don’t know what to do, that awkward smile or uncomfortable / nervous laugh is what naturally comes out.
He also agreed to do the interview so clearly he was open enough to talk about it
Jayda Edh yeah of course but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t still be respectful and consider his situation
yooo jess ok I see. That part makes sense now but I still find the other things and their behavior sort of rude and inconsiderate
I do not even see the rude you speak of? I did not feel like the smiles and giggles were them making fun of his condition.
Get well soon Buddy! The bakers of the world are rooting for you!
This male journalist... how to make a person feel unimportant. Rude interruption.
You are 100% right. At 3:10 when Buddy was trying to finish what he was saying the guy literally wouldn’t stop taking and actually PUT HIS HAND OUT to stop him...the most important part of journalism isn’t talking but listening. Especially after going through such a traumatic event and being asked to do an interview, the interviewer should at least be respectful and let him talk :(
They have a time frame they needa meet and questions they want answers to so they did what they needed to do🤷♀️😶
It's live television, time is limited, they would've done it to anyone if they needed to, there's no polite way of doing it but it's their job at the end of day
He wanted marco to participate i dont think it was rude
Imagine we lost him 2020 would be 1 million times worst I’m glad he is good 🙂I wish the best for him and to heal fast
Yess omg 😳
I love your chimmy
Viviana Ruiz aww tank you
Yes, 2020 has been bad enough. We don't need to loose The Cake Boss! We just lost Eddie Van Halen..😢
Lisa Rickerson really I don’t even know who that is but rip
Why couldn't someone cut the power,,in an emergency situation cutting the power is the first thing you do.
Moral of the story. Don't put a bowling alley in your house.
No don't stick your hand in a machine while it is still hooked up to a power source. Pretty sure its one of the main things in the instruction manual. Its in all manuals machines that use electricity. JS
@@deborahware8102 yeah, I agree, this was a dumb move on his part. He could've lost his arm and never made cakes again. You can't just do whatever you want just because you put a bowling alley in your house.
I sure hope he recovers fully and is still able to use his old school (very talented) piping skills. ❤ God Speed Buddy.
Buddy’s “old school” baking and piping talents made him famous, around the world, star of his own television series and a VERY wealthy man; including, giving his family, a chance to make money! So I guess his “old school” skills, have served him better, than your newer, modern techniques. Newer and younger, doesn’t always, mean better!!!
As a retired chef, I cannot imagine my “working” hand being that injured and the prospects, of maybe, not being able to work or create, with that hand again! It has to be devastating, to say the least. This man is famous for his cake creations, for running a family business, for making his family name famous, around the world! He is a modern icon of success, in the US. We all do stupid things at times, without thinking of the consequences. Really look at his son’s face during this entire interview! I think he would benefit from some therapy. He is still traumatized! Buddy’s sons and his brother, will never forget the scene they encountered that day! This tragedy has affected the entire family. How could it not? I hope and pray for Buddy’s complete recovery and that his hand, will be creating masterpieces, once again!
@@katherinevaladez5227what are you even on about? "Your newer modern techniques" 🤔🤔I'm 41 years old and learned old school piping as well.(not nearly as skilled as Buddy..nor will I ever be) I say very clearly in my post that his "old school" piping is very talented(no insult at all)..and btw "old school", is how he refers to his own piping skills.👍 How about you actually read someones comment before going off on them. 👍I myself was a classically trained pastry chef at the Culinary Institute of the Pacific with a speciality in Asian Pacific cusinse..I truly understand what this injury means and it's why I worry so much about the skills he has not being able to be done by him or carried on. How about you calm down before you post again💕
Katherine Valadez - I don't think this was an insult "old school" is actually how he refers to himself
I saw the machine and some interview but i didn't knew it was swinging back and forth with his hand still in it. Prayers for your recovery Buddy! ❤🇵🇭
His Momma guardian angel kept him calm.
Sorry but your brain goes into shock or you faint 😬 in these things its called fight or flight and wakes up your survival instinct this is why you are calm even though your missing a finger saying it not that bad guys and everyone else freaking out about it
He seemed to be a very loving caring loyal respectful son...
And you know this how?
SRS As parents age and their health deteriorates and they reach a stage in their life where basically they need care like a baby again ( diapers, being fed, bathed, carried, etc) .
Much respect for the people who display gentleness and decency for their aging parents.
That’s simply my observation.
And you have yourself a very fine evening!
✌️
God kept him calm
A representative said Valastro’s hand was injured when he tried to repair a malfunctioning pin setter in the bowling alley at his New Jersey home on Sept. 20.
His hand got stuck in the machinery and, unable to withdraw it, he watched as it was impaled three times by a 1½-inch metal rod between the ring and middle fingers.
Valastro’s sons - ages 13 and 16 - used a reciprocating saw to cut through the rod and release their father.
Ashley Sea thank you. I searched for this bc I did t know what happened.
Aahh !!
The sons handed the uncle the tools, the kids didn't actually do the work. But would of been very scary for them
THANK YOU
Finally someone knows what’s going on - what an uncomfortable interview - gma - flopped this one
What do y’all mean his family must be “traumatized”… a billionaire broke his arm..calm down. There are so many more people that have been through actual trauma..I can’t imagine how painful it was, and maybe traumatizing to him, but to his family? They are loaded and he’s perfectly fine..don’t see any trauma here.
His son looks uneasy as he is recounting the story. You know he loves his daddy! Speedy recovery Buddy!
Why doesn’t he say he has a bowling ally lol
Edit 🎃🎃🎃Happy October jacs ❤️❤️
He wants to appeal to the common man.
He wasn’t. I think he has a bowling alley in his home.
I’m still wondering what machine?
Is that wtf he’s talking about? I watched this twice thinking I missed the main factor. But no. No one said it. Excellent journalism 🙄🤦♀️
He’s trying not to flex on us
how are the interviewers so bad at their job, zero empathy, just wanting to squeeze every detail about such horrific accident, cmon that's just not how u deal w it. genuinely feel bad for Marco and Buddy-
I mean he’s lucky he still has all his fingers from the way it sounds.
Buddy’s mom and dad from heaven are watching over him.
Buddy mom and dad passed away now!!!! When! It’s been a long time since I watched cake boss
StarDolleights like 2-3 years ago :(
Linda Pennypacker aww they passed :(
It was a horrific “freak accident.’ More importantly, he survived. Thank goodness his sons were around! Life is being able to be flexible, cope and adapt to change. It will soon be a “new normal.” All the best to the Cake Boss and his family always!
It’s true that when one is in a situation such as this, calmness takes over so as not to freak-out anyone involved. My son was playing with his cousins and his hand went straight through a glass window. His forearm was shredded in 2 big gashes. When I saw him, my mind was panicking but I didn’t show it because I didn’t want to scare him. I remained calm. He came out with 8 stitches and a gnarly scar. Thank God he was ok.
My son put a metal broom stick, one end on the couch and the other end on the coffee table and tried to walk on it. ..the stick broke in half and the metal sliced his leg open like a razor blade. I was upstairs putting my daughter to bed in her crib. When I came down to what looked like a horror movie, blood everywhere, my heart stopped...but I stayed so calm, like SUPER calm. I guess even under fear our parent brains will keep us calm. My son was around 6 at the time and was already scared. ..he stayed oddly calm too though, I don't even think he cried (is a blur now lol, he'll be 19 in feb) he ended up with a nasty scar and some stitches...thank god it wasn't worse
My mom gets calm... i reach panic level 101
Reading this is like 😳
I’m so thankful your baby is okay 🌹
That’s terrible I hope he is okay..
News anchorman: "we're all here in the studio Buddy and we're all uncomfortable hearing about it." translation....hurry up Buddy, this is a 5 minute interview.
Before putting your hand in any machine you need to shut down the machine for safety reasons to avoid and prevent any kind of accident. entirely.
Does Natalie bother any one else the way she cuts people off and acted like she barely wants to hear the "kids" side of the story lol anyyways... God bless Buddy , I know this is life changing for this man and family
Lol the other guy interrupted buddy too. I'm sure they're supposed to try and move the story along.
Rebecca Higgins yes she does
I really didn't notice her acting rude or disinterested. I even rewatched the part with Marco and she seemed to respond appropriately to me.. As another commenter mentioned, their job is to keep the story moving.. They only have a certain amount of time to get the interview completed.
The segments have time limits. They gave to interrupt to keep it moving. They probably ran out of time to let him keep talking.
YES. the BOTH of them....let the man talk, jeeze!
Am I alone in feeling like the male interviewer does not have a human connection bone in his body, he is more robotic and monotone!! I would say that considering the tragic event that happened, Buddy is in great condition mentally and not a whole diff person than we are used to!!! WTF!!??!!
"When in danger or in doubt, run in circles, scream and shout" - but usually the opposite is far more effective.
So sorry you're going through this. My father in law was a surgeon and he NEVER EVER picked up a garage tool, any type of tool. Never risked injuring his hands. Hope you recover quickly with no permanent injury. 🙏🙏🙏
Elizabeth Hutson not too many people have personal bowling alleys in their homes although other accidents can happen. He never mentioned his hand got pinned on the jammed machined that resets the pins.
Your father in law is a smart guy
Accidents can happen with literally anything else. But I guess that's one way to mitigate risk.
If you know your hands are an integral part of your livelihood(I don’t mean an auto mechanic) such as he does, you don’t want to be sticking your hands in broken machinery.
The interviewer was rude for cutting Buddy while telling his story.. wahh !
Buddy was pain med rambling. He did what he had to.
There is 6 minutes for the interview and we have to hear what the kid has to say and wrap it up and throw it to Robbin.
What the Anchors were is stupid for not Clarifying what the machine was in his house, a "pin setter" for his private bowling 🎳 alley.
A was a bowling accident? What kind of machine was it!??!? Kinda left that but out haven’t been able to sit through the rest of the video to just listen to what kind of machine and why he was on top of it before watching tv!?!?! This isn’t the 70’s our TVs work totally fine without hitting them.
I still have no clue what he's talking about. "Ur about to watch the Giants and the machine gets stuck..." What machine? Im too poor to know what he's talking about.
It was an accident with his bowling alley.
Exactly! I couldn't figure out what machine. I thought he was talking about the TV until he said a fork went through his fingers. ???
Had to read the description too. It's like he assumed people could read his mind.
No clue what he’s talking about anyone ??
Same no clue!
I lost my left arm to from just below the elbow down. I was involved in an auto accident and it was crushed beyond repair or salvage. That was my dominant hand. I was able to learn to use my non dominate hand to do fine and gross motor skills and ADLs. Get yourself when the time come an awesome Occupational Therapist and Physical Therapist. One who specializes in Upper Extremity injury. They are not a dime a dozen but do exist. Most of all be determine. No and impossible are two words that should not be in your vocabulary. Be patient but tenacious. You will get through this.
Lisa Batista much love ma’am ❤️
That's terrible, I hope you are better now. Sending you lots of love and positivity. X
LiSA Batista: your words are so encouraging, Thankyou 🙏
My boyfriend is going to school to be an occupational therapist. I'm so sorry you had to go through this. It's so nice to hear your experience and how PT has helped you.
Wow! what a story! Hugs and respect to you!!!!
Brother, you had angels right there with you. Peace that passes understanding!
His son was obviously traumatized! It rips my heart out to watch....
i am praying that he will be recovering physically and emotionally soon and will be baking again.with God nothing is impossible.I'm from the Philippines and I'm a fan of Buddy.
Re title:
What bowling allies don’t want you to know
"Cake Boss" Buddy Valastro spoke at length Monday about a "terrible accident" at his home bowling alley in which his right hand was impaled by a machine. ... Valastro said his right hand, his dominant hand, was stuck in a "fork" in the machine and was then punctured by a blunt metal rod.
Thanks for that summery lmao he wasn’t so straight forward lmao
Yeah, it was confusing 😕
He wasn’t straightforward, and skipped around. It’s almost like he might be on lots of painkillers, and dealing with some crazy trauma he went through just a week ago...my guess is that his brain isn’t working exactly the way it should be right now. As someone who’s been through some crazy injuries I can attest that being asked to explain your accident, or answer questions while on painkillers isn’t always the most coherent.
Thanks! I was like, “machine”? What kind of machine? I was thinking some sort of cake thing, lol.
I won't be surprised to see and hear his son baking and decorating cake just like his father soon.
🇬🇺🇺🇸🎂❤️💗💞💕💖
Dear Mr. Cake BOSS and Family.
I am; humbly praying for your healing recovery and strength. God Bless Forever and Forever Always. Jesus Mary and Joseph. hear our prayers. Amen. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼fan from our family to yours ❤️ 💗💞💕💖❤️Please Take-Care and Be Safe. Guam USA.
Sending prayers to buddy and his family.
Wish him well and full recovery soon, sounds a horrible experience
Probably weird to say this but his son sounds a lot like a younger version of gerard way
That bald green eyed journalist looks he’s about to laugh when buddy’s describing the situation. His face grinning is priceless: thinking: how dumb. Reminded me that video the guy had a voice issue and the reporter couldn’t help himself from laughing. Lol
Anyway, get well soon Buddy!
He seems like he’s just grinning in disbelief. A lot of people’s defense mechanism in response to stress or fear is laughter, I don’t blame the guy for chuckling from being so uncomfortable at the idea of a man stuck in a machine
@@robbieboydudeguy Exactly! I'm one of those people. It's a shock response.
He wasn’t laughing, it was one of those cringing just thinking about how gruesome it must have been, chuckle. Not a laugh.
He's not laughing, he's cringing 😬and prob trying to not gross out.
more grossed out than amused, if you ask me...
You can really tell that his son was affected ...he looks like he was about to cry
AkiBown 💜 and your yyy I will your mom and dad are doing it is easy for you to be home in
AkiBown 💜 and your yyy I will your mom and dad are doing it is easy for you to be home in
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1%: Get well soon please!!!
Imagine not being able to decorate and pipe cakes. That must have hurt. My regards go to him and his family
Marco is a HERO and should go into a medically related field. Nerves of steal!
Just because he saved him he has to go into medical field? Lmao wtf
@@user-jn8ix3tb1i ouch. You are right.
Buddy I truly wish you a full recovery. As an amazing artist, I can't even imagine how frustrating this must be. You have a wonderful family, I'm so proud of your sons for their quick actions. Much love out to you. ❤️
AkiBown 💜💛 and I don't know yuytyioyoo to get the
As a cake decorator myself I can’t imagine. I wish the best for him and his family. Keep your head up and keep moving forward to a speedy recovery!❤️