He literally says while recording "Doesn't matter, still pizza. Actually, that's what I'm going to name this episode."
It doesn't matter that it was very not Instagram-worthy. What matters is that it's still pizza and he's still going to feed his family with it.
Don't get me wrong, I own a kitchen scale and it's indispensable for many baking tasks.
But sometimes seeing a pasta sauce that calls for "one onion, 175 grams" I cringe, and just imagine someone delicately shaving off bits of their onion until it weighs right, or, worse, going back to the store because their onion was 162 grams, and they thought it mattered.
As for the onion comment, I actually appreciate grams rather than recipes that call for "one large onion" - usually the onions I have are small, so then I just have no idea - could be equivalent to 3 small onions, could be 6. With grams, I can just chuck a couple on the scale to see how many I should dice up to get roughly the right amount.
That's fair; but keep in mind that the size of "one onion" can vary drastically by region, so giving an objective measurement is still helpful.
> someone delicately shaving off bits of their onion until it weighs right
Maybe if you're just learning how to cook for the first time (and self-teaching); it doesn't take long for someone to graduate beyond 101 in this respect.