NEVER, EVER USE RIVER STONES AS A COOKING SURFACE. THEY HAVE A BAD HABIT OF EXPLODING!

That's a lot food

While it looks fascinating, having beautiful nature and good looking food in a video - imagine the practical side of it.

Someone searches a matching spot. He prepares it, making room for a fireplace, room to place the cutting board, planning in advance where to put stuff and where the camera goes, what angle would be perfect, and so on. He carries a backpack full of kitchen gear, meat, vegetables, seasoning, fire making stuff and a camera to that spot, proceeding to cook the food for estimated easily an hour an hour, resulting in a 90 second clip, finishing feeding it to his dog.

All for the likes.

Weird.