Overworked Oven Theory (OOT) is a revolutionary new concept that explains why your oven is constantly breaking down. It's not just a matter of faulty wiring, it's a systemic issue.
There are 5 core principles that underlie the Overworked Oven Theory:
For a more in-depth look at each principle, check out our subpages:
In this subpage, we explore the first principle of Overworked Oven Theory: the oven is a living being with its own needs and desires.
Join us as we delve into the psyche of the oven, and discover how its needs and desires are often at odds with our own.
Next page: Oven as a Personality
In this subpage, we examine the second principle of Overworked Oven Theory: the oven is a reflection of the human psyche.
Explore the parallels between the oven's inner workings and our own emotional states.
Next page: Oven as a Mirror
In this subpage, we discuss the third principle of Overworked Oven Theory: the oven's purpose is to provide comfort and security.
Learn how the oven's ability to cook for us is a metaphor for the nurturing nature of love.
Next page: Comfort Food
In this subpage, we explore the fourth principle of Overworked Oven Theory: the oven's limitations are a result of human ignorance.
Discover how our lack of knowledge about the oven's inner workings leads to its downfall.
Next page: Ignorance is Bliss
In this subpage, we conclude the Overworked Oven Theory with the fifth principle: the oven's breakdown is a form of catharsis.
Find out how the oven's failures are actually a necessary step in its rebirth.
Next page: Oven as Rebirth