Jack, being confidently wrong in his pronounciation of "chorizo".
Strokes have impeded Jack's ability to pronounce words like a coherent person.
Jack has developed a rather colorful vocabulary throughout the years, whether caused by stroke-induced cognitive decline or relying on a speech-to-text transcriber, dubbed Jackisms by the detractor community. Jackisms are misspellings, mispronunciations, and even phrases that Jack tends to repeat ad-nauseam, all of which are unique to Jack.
The following is an ever-expanding dictionary of Jackisms that are seen and heard on his Youtube shows and social media posts.
A collection of fucked up Jack mispronunciations of otherwise regular words.
Strokanese
English
Alligurr
Alligator
Almers
Almonds
Belpers
Bell Peppers
Brusketta
Bruschetta
Buhrrhea
Birria
Celree
Celery
Chipotlee/Chipoltay
Chipotle
Choreetzo
Chorizo
Coeslaw
Coleslaw
Colcutts
Cold Cuts
Coomin
Cumin
Euro
Gyro
Fridgerator
Refrigerator
Gabagaul
Gabagool/Capocollo
Gooshin'
Gushing
Gowrlick
Garlic
Groyer
Gruyère
Guaheelo
Guajillo
Gud
Good
hashBROWNS
Hashbrowns
Hollapeno
Jalapeño
Jooz
Juice
Jussis Gud
Just as good
Ka-booka
Kombucha
Kachup
Ketchup
La-gweentus
Lagunitas (IPA beer brand)
Letterfrapps
Lettuce wraps
Lidurlly
Literally
Maynaze
Mayonnaise
Melk
Milk
Mussard
Mustard
Mutzarell
Mozzarella
Opaic
Opaque
Penny
Penne
Pinni Colada
Piña Colada
Polar Sausage
Polish Sausage
Polpork
Pulled Pork
Purie
Purée
Putin
Poutine
Regadda
Ricotta
Sawich/Samwish/Sawish
Sandwich
Shurger/Shugur
Sugar
Simonilla
Salmonella
Tammytillo
Tomatillo
Wagoo
Wagyu
Woofing
Wolfing
Scalfaphrasing
Terms or phrases frequently used or coined by Jack.
A dark place
Where Jack assumes all the hate comes from.
When you're a nasty person, you're in a dark place. I'm not![1]
You guys must have a miserable life to be talking to me like that. You must come from a dark place, I feel so sorry for you.[2]
The Boys' Club
A nickname Jack gave to banned people from his social media.
The mods will put you in the Boys' Club if they feel it's appropriate.[3]
You know, Hoosiers, it was nice knowing you, but you have been... basically... graduated to the Boys' Club. Congratulations![4]
Check the flame
Jack having to remind himself to check if a flame has formed on his gas stove. Evidently, a gas leak was on the verge of happening in the Scalfani household at one point.
Get it to like a medium-high. Check the flame... yep, flame's going.[5]
Get it lit... yep, we've got a flame. Always check to see if you've got a flame.[6]
Criticize me in private
Jack's plea whenever people call him out on obvious bullshit. He won't listen either way, no matter how you reach out to him.
I'll say it again, if you criticize me publicly on my posts, you mean to hurt me. If you privately message me to criticize me, then you care.[7]
[From Rob Milanowski] ...He told me to keep it positive and not criticize in public.[8]
Food, family and fun
A phrase Jack uses to explain his YouTube content. It was mostly used to wane people off discussing politics in his live chats. As Jack became more politically active, he has used the phrase mockingly.
Let's keep the chat family, food, fun. That's it.[3]
Thank you for sticking with the food, family, fun. It's not hard, guys![9]
FOOD, FAMILY AND FUN HAS BEEN DESTROYED BY THE EVILS OF THE WORLD.[10]
SCREW FOOD, FAMILY AND FUN TODAY. I NEED YOU GUYS TO WAKE UP.[10]
Jack telling off a nasty troll using Christian-approved wording.
...By the way, George, if it's boring, get the FRICK off the broadcast? I don't know why you're here.[12]
Hole in the wall
Refers to a modest or underrated place. While a normal term, Jack used it to an annoying degree throughout 2022.
...We need more places like this. This is a little hole in the wall, I didn't even know it was here.[13]
Video coming to the Jack on the Go Show on YouTube
A plug often added on Jack's reviews of places on Google Maps.
...They have everything going on. I give them an A-. Video coming to the Jack on the go show on YouTube.[14]
...The prices were surprisingly good. I give us place an A+. Video review coming to the Jack On The Go Show.[15]
Community terms
Terms that are not used or coined by Jack himself, but have become commonplace amongst the Jack detractor community.
Cameltoe Spoon
A red plastic stirring spoon often seen in Cooking with Jack videos. It has a cutout in the handle for slotting it onto pots, which looks like a woman's cooch.
CU Piggy (Pronounced "See-You Piggy")
A piggy bank depicting Patrick Star from SpongeBob SquarePants[16] which often appears as a prop in Cooking with Jack videos.
Double Intamnity
A play on the 1944 film Double Indemnity. Refers to a theory of Tammy possibly trying to kill Jack, whether directly or indirectly, in order to quickly collect his life insurance.
Floppy Bowl
A floppy red plastic bowl often seen in Cooking with Jack videos.