Some celebrity moments are glamorous, some are iconic, and then there are moments like this—where Kim Kardashian, global mogul and owner of enough beige outfits to single-handedly reboot minimalism, encounters her greatest mystery yet: the humble jacket potato.

The clip begins innocently, with someone asking, “You’re a big fan of jacket potato, aren’t you?” Kim, with the confidence of someone who has never had to identify a potato in its natural form, responds, “Who?” The follow-up question—“Do you like jacket potato?”—only deepens the confusion. “What is it?” she asks, genuinely baffled, as though being quizzed on ancient mythology rather than a baked vegetable.

Somewhere in Britain, a thousand grandmothers gasped.

Then Sarah Paulson steps in, committed to this moment with the intensity of someone giving testimony before parliament. “I really want to know if you like the jacket potato,” she says, fully earnest. Kim, still adrift in starch-based uncertainty, repeats, “I don’t know. I don’t know what the jacket potato is.”

Finally, someone clarifies: “It’s a potato cooked in the skin.” And behold—the enlightenment. Kim brightens instantly. “Oh, I like it, yes,” she declares, as though she’s just solved a puzzle left by the culinary gods. Then comes the toppings reveal: “Sour cream and sugar.” A combination so shocking it probably sent dieticians into temporary cardiac pause. Even Sarah Paulson seems briefly stunned, before Kim casually adds that maybe some bacon bits would work too.

What makes the whole exchange so fantastic is how needlessly dramatic it feels—two successful, intelligent women locked in a high-stakes interrogation over a baked potato. It’s chaotic. It’s absurd. It’s deeply comforting. And it proves a universal truth: no matter how famous you are, there will come a day when life presents you with a perfectly ordinary food item… and your brain simply refuses to identify it.

And honestly? That’s the kind of wonderfully stupid chaos the world needs right now.