Clearly it wasn't a fried rat, because it's breaded. A rat couldn't just fall into a deep fryer - it would have to have been breaded by an employee before being fried. Hell, where are the bits of fur that surely should have been left over? Why not just cut the "rat" in half? It probably would have been white meat chicken... hell, it even looks like white meat where the breading is thinnest (and at the bite mark). I'm surprised so many people fell for it.
"D" was looking for that quick money until KFC said "that's bullshit, let's test it." He thought they were gonna call him up with a hush money offer, but they called his bluff. Bastard.
"Hi, we're KFC. In order for this to happen, an employee would have had to seek out a rat, remove its fur, change its DNA structure to have all-white meat, manually dunk the naked GMO rat in an egg wash, manually dunk the rat in the Colonel's eleven herbs and spices, then manually fry up the rat to a golden crisp, and somehow still have the audacity to put it in a box of chicken, all while being seen by no other employees or security cameras. We are going to be bringing legal action against Mr. ___________ for this absurd, slanderous, libelous claim. See you in court, dude."
@@mydogatemyhomework272 Nah, KFC wouldn't bother to sue someone who's clearly broke. They wouldn't even be able to recoup their legal fees. But KFC has reiterated all the other points Mike mentioned on their own.
There was a German tale once. Someone hit seven flees with one hit. After that he wrote "seven at one stroke" on his harness. People then thought he killed seven giants at one stroke and then he got in ttouble, because people misunderstood his statement. From "The Brave little Tailor" from 1812 de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Das_tapfere_Schneiderlein
Honestly, probably just initial shock value or it simply went over their heads in the moment. I'm sure many questioned themselves later on after thinking on it abit more, well.. we'd hope lol.
@@MatthewBaran that isn't what I'm saying. But at first glance people just wouldn't think that much into it, they'd think "that's fucked up" then they'd move on.
I remember when this happened, saw the picture, and immediately laughed. It was painstakingly obvious dude was just trolling. Fast forward to when the 'media' picked up the story, I lost my faith in humanity on the spot and realized how absolutely gullible people really are. Here I am now, successful con artist. Thanks Rat man for opening my eyes.
@@gamepad3173 oh I agree. Would have been great. I was working at KFC when this happened. We would have had a blast with "rat strips". I just meant that we actually do get them in like that often.
@@fiftyfourohfivefarms7353 broheim if you want to go dig up Carlin's skull and tell him that. Well I'm kinda sure he would get a fucking kick out of that for sure being corrected to his dead skull 💀. I even tried to make sure you got that it was quotes by using both the proper quotation marks AND the person of reference. Lemme know how the search for his grave goes because, and I'm not saying this for comedic exaggeration, I am a HUGE fan and would love to stand where ever he lays. We would have had a good laugh together at you.
My immediate thought is that it was just a string of batter, other commenter made an excellent point that it had to have been battered before it was fried, I don't think anyone is going to knowingly batter a rat
My cousin works at a Chester's chicken. He told me they have a rat problem and throw batter at the rats to slow them down then finish off them in the deep fryer.
The whole video had me wondering why nobody asked D to pull the breading off of the chicken. It’d be gross but it’d be a damn fast way to prove the guy had something.
Ten bucks says he got some comments saying that because if something was ray shape I would at least check to see hey is this actual chicken just in the shape of a rat well after I got a pic because cool ray shaped chicken hell two nights ago I had pork chops and one was in the shape of a banana unopened another was in the old telephones 📞
I remember seeing that back in the day and I was like... There's no way a rat just fell into the deep frying thing because it's covered with that batter stuff in order to make it crispy (Yes. I have no idea how any of those are called). So... Either this is a very depressed rat willing to die and with a pretty good grasp on culinary skills, or someone just fried the rat intentionally and gave it to the costumer. Either option is just absurd to me. More likely just our good old friend pareidolia.
I think its funny that people ever believed this. They actually would’ve had to bread the rat before frying it by the looks of it. I think someone would’ve noticed 😂
The only famous fast food horror story that I’ve ever heard of that was pretty legit is the one that everyone likes to hate on and that’s the one where the lady spilled her coffee on herself and sued McDonald’s. Unfortunately, the story actually is pretty unsettling and she wasn’t looking for a pay out. She was an elderly woman who accidentally spilled her coffee and it was so freaking hot she had 3rd degree burns on her crotch area and her thighs. She ended up in the hospital and had to have skin graphs. It was pretty brutal. They only sued to help with her medical bills. That’s the one that everyone likes to throw hate to but not many people know the true story.
To add, that McDonald's was also told numerous times to decrease the heat on the coffee too. I remember when that first happened I was originally on the side of McD's but after hearing all the facts I now support the lady.
yeah this pretty much ended with mcdonalds getting sued and getting exposed that they intentionally made it hotter to make people not come back for another free refill which pretty much ended with this lady
Yeah, people got really mislead on that story, partly in thanks to the quiet misinformation campaign that McD's helped along. She wasn't the one driving, the car was parked, and she was doing a normal thing: taking the lid off to add stuff, just like countless people everyday. She didn't want much money, it was the jury that decided to award her the equivalent of two days worth of coffee profits from McD's so that maybe the giant food processor calling itself a restaurant would take the demands of not selling burning hot coffee over the legal temp more seriously in the future. It's so unfortunate that the pants she had on that morning helped along the burns due to trapping it close to her skin like it did. The skin graphs and pain she went through was horrible over an accident that was waiting to happen to any number of the snarky assholes that mocked her endlessly. The fact that it's taken so long for people to actually know the true story is really sad and should be a good lesson in media campaigns and people taking things with a grain of salt, but alas, this crap still keeps on going.
If he refused testing, they would of sued him. Since he had it tested he can say 'Well I thought it was a rat and didn't want to take my chances' + He kept it in the freezer so if it was an on purpose hoax you'd just throw it away no? They'd only sue if they could prove it was malicious intent and not just an accident.
I realise that this is moot, but just wanted to say. I've kept rats, and an average mature rat is something like 20cm (8Inches) If anything it's mouse, it could be a VERY immature rat, I've seen practically newborn rats that are about half the size of that purported 'fried rat' I feel some people just don't realise how big rats are. They're like 3-4 times larger than mice.
@@potatus4328 I believe them, some rats exceed a foot in length, I should have stipulated this in the OP but when I talk about dimensions, I don't include the tail, with the tail I kept rats that were perhaps 1.5ft, maybe even close to 2ft, I honestly never bothered to measure them! But the adults DEFINATELY required two hands to hold!
@@kavalogue Read the first six words of my OP. In any case what you should have said was '...because mice aren't made out of chicken', as I said, it was VERY unlikely to have been a rat for it's minuscule size!
My uncle owns one of a franchise KFC and I seen how the chicken where made. They come prepacked/marinated on plastic bags, a cook would then open them and roll them in a pan full of flour and shuffle them 7 times. Then would then manually put the chicken in a tiered rack and lower it in a pressure cooker. After that, the cook will then transfer it to tray to be put on display. Once ordered, the crew will then get it from the rack and put it in the box. So in all those steps, it would pretty be obvious if it was a rat, even on the flour shuffling part as the cook often pats the chicken to remove excess flour.
They should've counter-sued him for sure, that would teach a lesson to all scammers and thieves not to try pulling such a stunt again. I mean, it's quite possible the guy was just going for some minor attention and a laugh from his friends, and had no idea it would blow up to be so huge...but even still, he lied, and that, in itself, is something you should never do.
If you're still wondering about how the tender could have gotten that shape, my mom worked at KFC way back when has this possibility to share:
"When you're battering chicken and going straight from the batter bowl into the hot oil, sometimes the batter drips as you're putting it into the hot oil. That causes a "tail". And sometimes, batter will drip into the oil and be like a long line, and floating around in the oil, it can attach itself to whatever product you're frying." She also does not deny the chicken skin theory and says it is a possibility, too. She confirms that, in the 80s at least, the tenders were indeed hand-battered--original recipe and extra crispy, both by hand. Personally I'm not necessarily sticking up for fast food chains, but many restaurants are held to fairly high standards as far as on-site health inspections go, and indeed, be it that the chicken is still hand-battered, an employee, a sober one, at least, would very much so be able to discern between a full-on rat and a piece of chicken when going through the motions.
Rat meat is supposedly perfectly edible (in fact, it could be used as an alternative meat when more traditional sources of animal protein are unavailable) and probably tastes no worse than fast-food fried chicken.
There was so much of a lack of common sense in this situation. There was no need for a dna test if you could just cut it and clearly see if it was a rat. People were saying that it jumped into the deep fryer, but it has breading. Breading doesn't naturally form when you fry things. Finally, someone would have noticed a rat in the food at some point in the cooking process.
The phrase “Kentucky Fried Rat” definitely predates this particular incident… possibly even by a couple decades. I’ve been hearing it (from people who obviously don’t love kfc) since I’m a kid. Not sure why they would choose rat as the animal unless they had heard something else.
@tobietera It’s not there was a really a point to made, that’s not really the way life always works. It was an observation. But if you are forcing a point, it would be that the lore of this goes deeper and it would be interested to know why people said this before this incident.
The story of a rat being found in a bucket of KFC came up when I was a kid in the '70s. I have no doubt there was some truth to it at the time, seeing how many 'enforcement' agencies were... let's call it 'lax' (to be kind) in the enforcement of health codes. Though it would require (as has been stated) that the rodent would have to be rolled in the flour mixture to end up looking like the infamous pic, it's not unfeasable that a dirty deep fryer, which hadn't been properly cleaned, could attract vermin at night after closing and if an unattentive employee started the morning shift going through the motions while still 1/2 asleep, one could possibly have ended up with a far more revealing piece of deep fried "meat" that was NOT chicken and not breaded. Tl;dr - This is just the visual version of a story that has been around since the 1970s.
You totally missed the opportunity to point out that the 'Kentucky Fried Rat' has been a persistent urban legend for several decades. I first heard this circa 1991, and it always starts the same: Someone you know knows a guy who swears that his cousin or whatever found a rat in their KFC bucket. The urban legend also made an appearance in The Beach from 1999 (or 2000) when DiCaprio tells the story. That's when I realized it wasn't just some nonsense my step-sister told me, that it was, in fact, a persistent urban legend.
This happened at my neighborhood KFC in New York City in the late 1960's or early 1970's. And every year that KFC would throw a block party with a live band and 1 piece of chicken and a drink to whoever wanted it, all free. Those were good times and if it was rat it was free and delicious rat.
Exactly - this is a legendary urban myth, that has been told since the early 80s at least. In the UK there's a similar widespread story about Chinese restaurants being closed down by health officials after the discovery of a cat or dog in their freezer. This has literally never happened and of course would be a matter of public record. Urban myths are a fascinating phenomenon which were first documented by Jan Harold Brunvand. They often reflect the fears and prejudices of the society they appear in, for example the bizarre story of small boys having their penises cut off by gangs of black boys in shopping mall public toilets. This of course never happened either. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Harold_Brunvand
@@andrina118 Don't chinese eat dog? I mean, I don't know cat, but I feel like having a dog in their freezer would be okay, since they're gonna sadly eat it anyway, but I don't know much about China or kitchen health code regulations.
Honestly this just goes to show you how separated most of us have become from the reality of where our food comes from. Or even how it's prepared. Really kinda sad.
I mean this is just like potato chips that “look like jesus”, a random shape with the power of suggestion. Did nobody question at the time why there were no pictures actually showing that there’s a rat under the breading?
@@AWormsPurpose different type of cordyceps but i thought the exact same thing lmao, why would you use a fungus that is most known for causing a zombie apocalypse in a video game and then openly market it as that fungus? i’m 14 and could have done a better job at marketing than that
Speaking from myself who lives in Vegas closeby a Wendy's when the finger incident happened, yea this KFC rat story is another fascinating drive thru horror story.
This story has a VERY long shadow. I'm 41 years old and my mom has call KFC "Kentucky Fried Rat" for as long as I can remember. Interesting how it jumped from word-of-mouth- urban legend into cyberspace.
Healthiness of the food aside I trust pretty much any fast food place to never knowingly serve bad food out of a dirty kitchen. Corporations will do whatever they think they can get away with and none of them think they can get away with that.
In countries where there is less food regulation it's actually a coming occurrence. Even in American grocery stores fruits like Apples and Oranges may be coated with a shiny wax to give the illusion of freshness even when the fruit in question is out of season. Fastfood grossness is overplayed though. It's definitely unhealthy but at least everything is almost always clean and edible.
"time to get a lawyer!" Like seriously tho, what was the master game plan here. All it took to debunk his allegation was to carve up the fried "rat" to see if it was actually a rat. It didn't even have to go to a lab. He really didn't think this through, definitely lacking in the brain cells department.
I remember this story. The people around me were talking about it for about a month straight before we all lost interest in whether or not it was real.
This whole incident sounds like an urban legend that has been circulating since the 1960s, with the original victim being a busy housewife. The guy had to have been familiar with that story and took advantage of it.
Or he saw it looked like a rat and lied. Which is the simple more obvious scenario. You don’t have to have ever have heard of the urban legend you speak of. That’s why it gained traction because it looked like one even though it wasn’t .
I remember when the story first hit the news. I don't recall ever really following it closely, but I do remember my mother stating that we would never eat KFC again (same thing happened with the finger in the chilli from Wendy's. Although, I have no idea why she wanted to boycott Wendy's... we never ate there). She truly believed that young man was given a breaded deep-fried rat. Funnily enough, if memory serves me correctly, I got some fried chicken from KFC before it was discovered it was a hoax, my mom straight up told me to throw it out. "You don't know if you're eating chicken or not!" Took a big ol' bite out of it and shrugged. "Tastes just like chicken to me."
People are very gullible, gotta think about all the grandmother's or less internet-knowledgable people. There are a lot of good people out there. Why telemarketers still make a living. You'd think nobody could fall for it but they do.
@@HowieRaps You're right, there are a lot of gullible people, naive people, etc, still out there. My friend is about to get rid of her landline, she got tired of scam calls, and recently she was nearly taken in by one of those calls when they said they were from her local bank, and she swears the woman sounded just like a woman who works at the local branch of her bank; it wasn't until they asked her to go and buy some gift cards, that she realised something was wrong and hung up on them. And yes, it's a shame we need to be so skeptical these days, I'm old enough to remember when it wasn't so necessary.
@@msstarlight4770 that's so scary, these people will do anything to steal your money it's disgusting how believable they can sound. When I was 19 and in a rough spot I had responded to a Craigslist job ad stating this guy needed someone to help prepare the shop he owned in my town while he ran the original shop he had in the town he lived in. I thought nothing of it. He talked to me on the phone, and the first job he needed me to do was to cash a check and buy some things for the shop I was preparing. I get to my bank, and the teller let's me know that the supposed check writer was from Florida (I live in Michigan) and it was addressed to like a utility company like electric or cable. Thankfully the bank knew I wasn't aware of what was going on or any part of it. I even showed them texts just because I wanted them to see. And I let them keep the check for educational purposes.
@@HowieRaps Oh Wow, there's so many scammers out there, and you were lucky you had proof that you hadn't done anything wrong. I wish we lived in world without people who prey on others. I wonder how much worse the crime rate has gotten since we first started going into lockdown. I know we've had massive benefit fraud, here in New Zealand, our social welfare/income support having to switch to doing everything by phone, meant a lot of people took advantage of that.
I found a bone fragment in a Sam’s club hot dog once when I was like 8, and little orange bits. Never ate those again. Found a mosquito in a Burger King hash brown when I was about 6-7. Never ate those again. Found eggs in a lobster I cracked open when I was 17. Went vegetarian shortly after lol. I don’t trust fast food enough to not look at my food before I eat it even if it is vegetarian friendly lol plus I can’t afford to eat out often anyways. Even with these fake stories I still won’t risk it by eating meat from fast food or in general. I do have a question tho, what are the red bits under the breading? I keep zoning in on them, they look like tiny red bell pepper pieces, or is it just a trick of lighting?
Crispy does that. It's a fryer thing. Not a bad oil problem, but probably needs a quick filter which isn't possible during dinner and lunch because of how much they are cooking. This happens after a few rounds of frying. Nothing wrong, bad, or harmful. Just some extra crispy extra crispy breading.
I once found a *very* hard piece of fat (I really hope it was fat) in a McDonald's breakfast sausage and I haven't had it since >< I totally understand that lmao
As someone involved in journalism, I legit pop when you include anything from Jeanne Moos. In college, her segment used to be a part of our daily newscasts
4:09 "Deez Experience" 5:44 "Things started getting out of hand here after about a week since Deez Post" 11:09 "And what was Deez Response to the criticism from skeptics" 13:52 "Deez Fried rat claim had been proven false"
I'm 41 and I've heard the story my entire life. It's an old school urban legend from the late 70s . Supposedly some old woman in 76 ordered a bucket bit into it It was a rat she sued KFC for a lot of money. Except it never happened.
Another great story that I knew nothing about (except as a well known 'rumor' that existed decades earlier) which surprisingly made me crave fried chicken, DESPITE being a vegetarian. This vid was so appealing in fact I'm even going to give that overpriced coffee substitute a try. Thanks again, Wavywebsurf guy!
A ReviewBrah shoutout! We love that dude! Great video. Come on. If he really had a fried rat and KFC contacted him like that.....he wouldn't even have to go to court. KFC would have paid him whatever he wanted to keep that shhh quiet.
this reminds me of when, in primary school, everyone was saying that mcdonalds patties were made of worms. i had to explain to a lot of people that minced meat isnt just in a cow like a steak or ribs
If it was hard and rubbery when he bit into it then it probably was some cartilage or something that hardend during the frying process, I've bitten into that one time when I got a Wendy's chicken sandwich and from looking at it you can spots where's there's no breading and there's white meat, no gray fur
Here in the Philippines, a woman bought box of fried chicken from Jollibee - a famous fast food in my country - and found out that among the fried chickens inside the box is a towel covered in breading and can be easily mistaken as a normal fried chicken if not cut open. It's been doubt as the 'fried towel' issue and it just happened some time ago.
I feel like this might've been a hoax by a disgruntled KFC employee who was fired and wanted to get back at them... Never underestimate the anger of a fired employee. All I can say.
Well when someone tries to ruin your name by accusing you of serving up a disease ridden fried rat, I feel like you have the right to dunk right back with your commercials.
Idk mushroom teas aren't even that weird tbh. It's just ground up shrooms and some other herbs. Some "natural" things do have active chemicals in them. Honestly, mushroom tea is a lot less acidic than coffee and good if you get like, acid reflux from acidic stuff, and less caffeine helps to kick a caffeine dependency.
This is a true story from about a year ago. Where I live I was standing inside of kfc waiting for a sandwich they forgot to give me in drivethru and a rat ran across the floor almost over my foot and turned the corner then went under the door into the kitchen/order taking area whatever it's called. I was grossed out so I didn't eat my food and we didn't go back anymore even though it was my girls go to spot. I told them about it and the girl working just said oh.... And didn't seem to care lol I posted about it on Facebook and everyone just passed it off as saying it's rural Arizona so rodents tend to get into restaurants and just acted like it was normal (I'm from Denver where it's definitely NOT normal lol) so flash forward a few months and scrolling Facebook we see an Uber driver post in the local fb group saying she picked up a few bags from kfc and was delivering it when she heard the bag moving so she grabbed it and looked and a fucking rat jumped out! Her Facebook post had a bunch of comments from other people saying they saw rats in there too (my post only had 1 or 2 people saying they saw one so must of saw it when they first became infested) so kfc closed themselves down for a couple months to handle the situation and deep clean the whole restaurant. I STILL don't eat there lol
I’m immediately reminded of that B&B episode where they fry up worms and serve it to the health food inspector. I bet many urban legends about deep fried nightmares were spawned by that show.
Damn bro, can’t believe a rat rolled into some eggs, flour, bread crumbs, seasoning, and into the deep fryer
I once had a mouse in my lasagna.
And filed itself
You know I completely forgot that stuff doesn’t fry and just look like that, And I love cooking as well I’m stoopid
It also deboned itself!!
😹😹😹😹😹😹
Clearly it wasn't a fried rat, because it's breaded. A rat couldn't just fall into a deep fryer - it would have to have been breaded by an employee before being fried. Hell, where are the bits of fur that surely should have been left over? Why not just cut the "rat" in half? It probably would have been white meat chicken... hell, it even looks like white meat where the breading is thinnest (and at the bite mark). I'm surprised so many people fell for it.
The tail was a dead give away for me
People are pretty stupid in general
@@pakijetli it legit looks like mouse though so I can't really blame people.
@@slurples149 why would it have batter on it?
the majority of people are incredibly stupid lol
Rats when they see a kfc deep fryer: 🏊♂️
Lmao
🗿 dive in bois
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ayo 100 meter swim
@Ani when yo brain goes numb you can call that mental freeze
"D" was looking for that quick money until KFC said "that's bullshit, let's test it." He thought they were gonna call him up with a hush money offer, but they called his bluff. Bastard.
KFC literally pulled the biggest "fuck you" to D.
popeyes is still better
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He’s dope.
"Hi, we're KFC. In order for this to happen, an employee would have had to seek out a rat, remove its fur, change its DNA structure to have all-white meat, manually dunk the naked GMO rat in an egg wash, manually dunk the rat in the Colonel's eleven herbs and spices, then manually fry up the rat to a golden crisp, and somehow still have the audacity to put it in a box of chicken, all while being seen by no other employees or security cameras. We are going to be bringing legal action against Mr. ___________ for this absurd, slanderous, libelous claim. See you in court, dude."
This is brilliant.
Judging by the quote marks I HOPE this is real because I just had a good laugh
Don’t forget they would have had to remove the organs and bones too
Its incredibly fake. People just have to be stupid to believe it. I hope KFC does sue him.
@@mydogatemyhomework272 Nah, KFC wouldn't bother to sue someone who's clearly broke.
They wouldn't even be able to recoup their legal fees.
But KFC has reiterated all the other points Mike mentioned on their own.
"This chicken is looking a lot like a rat."
"Someone baked a rat into my chicken!"
This muffin is looking a lot like a hamster
Someone baked a hamster into my muffin
Meanwhile in an alternate universe:
“This rat is looking a lot like a chicken”
“Someone baked a chicken into my rat!”
There was a German tale once. Someone hit seven flees with one hit. After that he wrote "seven at one stroke" on his harness. People then thought he killed seven giants at one stroke and then he got in ttouble, because people misunderstood his statement.
From "The Brave little Tailor" from 1812
de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Das_tapfere_Schneiderlein
"Someone baked a Chicken into my Rat!"
-Probably a Florida Man
Not cool bro.
I’m surprised no one questioned why the “rat” was covered in batter before jumping into the deep fryer
Honestly, probably just initial shock value or it simply went over their heads in the moment.
I'm sure many questioned themselves later on after thinking on it abit more, well.. we'd hope lol.
Rats don't rip their fur off, debone, rip out their organs, roll in breading then jump into a fryer?! Wtfff
@@MatthewBaran that isn't what I'm saying. But at first glance people just wouldn't think that much into it, they'd think "that's fucked up" then they'd move on.
He probably did that by using 2 pieces of chicken lol
@@jorgeg4153 it sure looks like it
A man, sentenced to North Korean prison camp and survived, once said a rat was the most delicious meal he had in 10 years.
Could imagine
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God that sounds so good right now
@@GoodlyPenguin lmao
@@fresia7878 nutria are a type of swamp rat that were once bred for their meat, and can still be trapped and eaten in some states
I remember when this happened, saw the picture, and immediately laughed. It was painstakingly obvious dude was just trolling. Fast forward to when the 'media' picked up the story, I lost my faith in humanity on the spot and realized how absolutely gullible people really are. Here I am now, successful con artist. Thanks Rat man for opening my eyes.
wait a damn minute-
I was working at KFC when this happened. We couldn't take him serious at all.
Kudos on the career change haha
He put 2 little blobs of red sauce to look like blood. So clearly fake
I just love the reaction of the top reply, especially because I know what its referencing.
"Here I am now, successful con artist"
Is this for real?
This deserves an award. ❤
If he was smart he would have went to the dark web to buy KFC’s 11 secret herbs & spices recipe, and fried up an actual mouse himself to submit a test
I worked at KFC for a while. Salt and Pepper are two of the 11 recipes. I also think our Visual Novel on Steam reveals Paprika as another herb/spice.
He would also need to bite into a very specific part in order to match the bit mark of the actual chicken
i love kfc
Yep, literally the first thing I thought was he deep fried a rat lol
@@richardtaveras3642 he can just cut a part to look like a bite
KFC should make a bunch of chicken tenders that are shaped like a rat and put it on the menu just to make fun of the whole thing
I likely would have bought one just for the fuck of it.
Plot twist they are actually rats and that's just a way to get rid of them.
I worked at KFC for 10 years. We would often get a few strips in the bag like that. We would just pull them apart lol
@@iloveyourunclebob Just for funzies.
@@gamepad3173 oh I agree. Would have been great. I was working at KFC when this happened. We would have had a blast with "rat strips".
I just meant that we actually do get them in like that often.
“Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that.”
― George Carlin
That would actually be “median”, not “average”.
@@fiftyfourohfivefarms7353 broheim if you want to go dig up Carlin's skull and tell him that. Well I'm kinda sure he would get a fucking kick out of that for sure being corrected to his dead skull 💀.
I even tried to make sure you got that it was quotes by using both the proper quotation marks AND the person of reference. Lemme know how the search for his grave goes because, and I'm not saying this for comedic exaggeration, I am a HUGE fan and would love to stand where ever he lays. We would have had a good laugh together at you.
@@mignaultj k
@@mignaultj Obsessed much?
@@fiftyfourohfivefarms7353 median is a form of average.
D's nuts if he thinks he could take down KFC
Deez
I see what you did there ;)
I hope this gets 1000 likes
HA!!! GOTTI
I hate that this is grammatically correct
My immediate thought is that it was just a string of batter, other commenter made an excellent point that it had to have been battered before it was fried, I don't think anyone is going to knowingly batter a rat
Yes, plus if it was a real rat it would have had bones in it
My cousin works at a Chester's chicken. He told me they have a rat problem and throw batter at the rats to slow them down then finish off them in the deep fryer.
@@jordanturner97 damn bro you had the whole squad laughing
@@heromedley Report for unfunny comment
If I'm going to batter a rat it's going to be at the baseball field. I'll say "hey batter batter hey batter batter" and swing.
The whole video had me wondering why nobody asked D to pull the breading off of the chicken. It’d be gross but it’d be a damn fast way to prove the guy had something.
Ten bucks says he got some comments saying that because if something was ray shape I would at least check to see hey is this actual chicken just in the shape of a rat well after I got a pic because cool ray shaped chicken hell two nights ago I had pork chops and one was in the shape of a banana unopened another was in the old telephones 📞
Damn, this guy must have been crazy to try this.
One might even say,
D's nuts.
Hah gottem haha so funny *N O W L A U G H* 🔫
Ha! Got em’ !
Yeah im bulletproof but even i cant deny that, that was funny.
D T O D
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I remember seeing that back in the day and I was like... There's no way a rat just fell into the deep frying thing because it's covered with that batter stuff in order to make it crispy (Yes. I have no idea how any of those are called). So... Either this is a very depressed rat willing to die and with a pretty good grasp on culinary skills, or someone just fried the rat intentionally and gave it to the costumer.
Either option is just absurd to me. More likely just our good old friend pareidolia.
Breading
Ratatouille took the hard way out
@@6cmcnc6 Well, thank you! Thank you!
That's how I want to die
@@Jeremyjji the whole fried human in a 3piece chicken tender box issue is coming next, then?
I think its funny that people ever believed this. They actually would’ve had to bread the rat before frying it by the looks of it. I think someone would’ve noticed 😂
Lol
I guess some people thought it was a factory accident or something
It would not surprise me if, "those people", that live in Compton actually breaded a rat.
Chinese people eat them without any breading or frying, so.
@Bluejay Productions if people don’t know that *fried* chicken needs to be fried that’s on them
The only famous fast food horror story that I’ve ever heard of that was pretty legit is the one that everyone likes to hate on and that’s the one where the lady spilled her coffee on herself and sued McDonald’s. Unfortunately, the story actually is pretty unsettling and she wasn’t looking for a pay out. She was an elderly woman who accidentally spilled her coffee and it was so freaking hot she had 3rd degree burns on her crotch area and her thighs. She ended up in the hospital and had to have skin graphs. It was pretty brutal. They only sued to help with her medical bills. That’s the one that everyone likes to throw hate to but not many people know the true story.
To add, that McDonald's was also told numerous times to decrease the heat on the coffee too.
I remember when that first happened I was originally on the side of McD's but after hearing all the facts I now support the lady.
skin graphs
Jeez, McCafe is, after all, both notoriously infamous and notoriously profitable.
yeah this pretty much ended with mcdonalds getting sued and getting exposed that they intentionally made it hotter to make people not come back for another free refill which pretty much ended with this lady
Yeah, people got really mislead on that story, partly in thanks to the quiet misinformation campaign that McD's helped along. She wasn't the one driving, the car was parked, and she was doing a normal thing: taking the lid off to add stuff, just like countless people everyday. She didn't want much money, it was the jury that decided to award her the equivalent of two days worth of coffee profits from McD's so that maybe the giant food processor calling itself a restaurant would take the demands of not selling burning hot coffee over the legal temp more seriously in the future.
It's so unfortunate that the pants she had on that morning helped along the burns due to trapping it close to her skin like it did. The skin graphs and pain she went through was horrible over an accident that was waiting to happen to any number of the snarky assholes that mocked her endlessly. The fact that it's taken so long for people to actually know the true story is really sad and should be a good lesson in media campaigns and people taking things with a grain of salt, but alas, this crap still keeps on going.
If it was Gordon Ramsay
"THIS IS A LITERAL RAT YOU MORONIC DONKEY"
Fried rat: *Yes chef, sorry chef*
Gordon: WHAT THE **** ARE YOU
Fried Rat: An idiot fried rat
If he refused testing, they would of sued him.
Since he had it tested he can say 'Well I thought it was a rat and didn't want to take my chances' + He kept it in the freezer so if it was an on purpose hoax you'd just throw it away no?
They'd only sue if they could prove it was malicious intent and not just an accident.
"would have" , not would of
This whole video is an excuse for wavy to eat chicken.
yes
Ye
As if you need an excuse ;)
And I respect him for that
Rat*
I realise that this is moot, but just wanted to say. I've kept rats, and an average mature rat is something like 20cm (8Inches) If anything it's mouse, it could be a VERY immature rat, I've seen practically newborn rats that are about half the size of that purported 'fried rat'
I feel some people just don't realise how big rats are. They're like 3-4 times larger than mice.
My parents used to live in a dirty city, and they said the rats there where the size of a small cat
@@potatus4328 I believe them, some rats exceed a foot in length, I should have stipulated this in the OP but when I talk about dimensions, I don't include the tail, with the tail I kept rats that were perhaps 1.5ft, maybe even close to 2ft, I honestly never bothered to measure them! But the adults DEFINATELY required two hands to hold!
But null and void because rats aren't made out of chicken
@@kavalogue Read the first six words of my OP.
In any case what you should have said was '...because mice aren't made out of chicken', as I said, it was VERY unlikely to have been a rat for it's minuscule size!
@@kavalogue oh look a jack ass appeared
My uncle owns one of a franchise KFC and I seen how the chicken where made. They come prepacked/marinated on plastic bags, a cook would then open them and roll them in a pan full of flour and shuffle them 7 times. Then would then manually put the chicken in a tiered rack and lower it in a pressure cooker. After that, the cook will then transfer it to tray to be put on display. Once ordered, the crew will then get it from the rack and put it in the box. So in all those steps, it would pretty be obvious if it was a rat, even on the flour shuffling part as the cook often pats the chicken to remove excess flour.
"We'll be calling this guy "D" "
Did he get nuts with his chicken?
My name’s Deez 😃
@@apeaked Ligma balls
*Tik Tok laughter*
Nah... *laughter continues*
he got da C O C K
@@apeaked his middle name is nutz
Deez nuts got em lol
i remember hearing about this when i was young, this seared into my memory to the point i always check my fried chicken before consumption
@@maxnoyes1920 Lol. I take it you've never seen the movie Ghoulies?
@@maxnoyes1920 I think it's on tubi or Netflix
They should've counter-sued him for sure, that would teach a lesson to all scammers and thieves not to try pulling such a stunt again. I mean, it's quite possible the guy was just going for some minor attention and a laugh from his friends, and had no idea it would blow up to be so huge...but even still, he lied, and that, in itself, is something you should never do.
Epic uno reverse card event in history
Big balls
Never expected you to be here lol
Rat fried kfc?
@@beaniehq5887 sussy balls
@@beaniehq5887 CONGRATIOLATIONS YOU ACHIVED HUMOR
Could you do a story of the infamous "Jollibee's fried towel" controversy soon?
Has to be the next part in the series
on lord he better be, let's complete the trilogy of the "things that should not be in my food" trilogy.
oh no not that towel-
I know that
hahaha i remember that in my Country The PH
If you're still wondering about how the tender could have gotten that shape, my mom worked at KFC way back when has this possibility to share:
"When you're battering chicken and going straight from the batter bowl into the hot oil, sometimes the batter drips as you're putting it into the hot oil. That causes a "tail". And sometimes, batter will drip into the oil and be like a long line, and floating around in the oil, it can attach itself to whatever product you're frying."
She also does not deny the chicken skin theory and says it is a possibility, too. She confirms that, in the 80s at least, the tenders were indeed hand-battered--original recipe and extra crispy, both by hand. Personally I'm not necessarily sticking up for fast food chains, but many restaurants are held to fairly high standards as far as on-site health inspections go, and indeed, be it that the chicken is still hand-battered, an employee, a sober one, at least, would very much so be able to discern between a full-on rat and a piece of chicken when going through the motions.
I am not gonna read that essay
KFC: we dont serve fried rats
Jollibee Philippines: *holds a fried towel*
hahaha XD
3:36 when Wavy tears off that bite he gets a little tail
Stran of meat
Was on purpose 🤦
@@ABoxIsMyHome woaah no shit
@@nyew_thrizz bruh this was 9 months ago how tf do I know what we talking about
I've always thought this was the funniest story bc this implies it jumped in and drowned in the insanely thick batter before being fried
My uncle who believed everything he was ever told, told the kentucky fried rat story back in the mid 1970s.
I believe you
Seems legit
Rat meat is supposedly perfectly edible (in fact, it could be used as an alternative meat when more traditional sources of animal protein are unavailable) and probably tastes no worse than fast-food fried chicken.
Bruh. I cant believe this comment but tarantulas taste like shrimp so....
@@arjunsunil8665 why do you know that- you know what, don't answer
@@scarxnnivs tarantula does tastes shrimp I have ate it takes so good
Furry rat sounds gross
@@arjunsunil8665 woah cool
There was so much of a lack of common sense in this situation.
There was no need for a dna test if you could just cut it and clearly see if it was a rat.
People were saying that it jumped into the deep fryer, but it has breading. Breading doesn't naturally form when you fry things.
Finally, someone would have noticed a rat in the food at some point in the cooking process.
The phrase “Kentucky Fried Rat” definitely predates this particular incident… possibly even by a couple decades. I’ve been hearing it (from people who obviously don’t love kfc) since I’m a kid. Not sure why they would choose rat as the animal unless they had heard something else.
Can confirm
I don't understand what your point is? What are you suggesting?
@tobietera It’s not there was a really a point to made, that’s not really the way life always works. It was an observation. But if you are forcing a point, it would be that the lore of this goes deeper and it would be interested to know why people said this before this incident.
The story of a rat being found in a bucket of KFC came up when I was a kid in the '70s.
I have no doubt there was some truth to it at the time, seeing how many 'enforcement' agencies were... let's call it 'lax' (to be kind) in the enforcement of health codes.
Though it would require (as has been stated) that the rodent would have to be rolled in the flour mixture to end up looking like the infamous pic, it's not unfeasable that a dirty deep fryer, which hadn't been properly cleaned, could attract vermin at night after closing and if an unattentive employee started the morning shift going through the motions while still 1/2 asleep, one could possibly have ended up with a far more revealing piece of deep fried "meat" that was NOT chicken and not breaded.
Tl;dr - This is just the visual version of a story that has been around since the 1970s.
@David Davidson Thank you for the insight ( :
Looks like Linguini's new job with Remmy didn't go so well...
welp, anyone up for Kentucky Fried Ratatouille?
only if its still fresh, im up !
@@mikec.8604 as a Kentuckian I can say that it will come out greasy and moderately warm
Remy wasn't delivering results so Linguini knew what he had to do, to send a message
You totally missed the opportunity to point out that the 'Kentucky Fried Rat' has been a persistent urban legend for several decades. I first heard this circa 1991, and it always starts the same: Someone you know knows a guy who swears that his cousin or whatever found a rat in their KFC bucket. The urban legend also made an appearance in The Beach from 1999 (or 2000) when DiCaprio tells the story. That's when I realized it wasn't just some nonsense my step-sister told me, that it was, in fact, a persistent urban legend.
This happened at my neighborhood KFC in New York City in the late 1960's or early 1970's. And every year that KFC would throw a block party with a live band and 1 piece of chicken and a drink to whoever wanted it, all free. Those were good times and if it was rat it was free and delicious rat.
*condescendingly* “the photos just don’t lie in this case” ahh mass media, never change.
Number 15
KFC rat chicken
The last thing you would want in your KFC chicken is a rat, but as it turns out, it might be what you get.
Classic!
Lmao
I remeber you
Hahah I read this with the Chillin voiz
Bro really thought the rat went goddamn olympic mode running through all the ingredients then jumping over hurdles to get into the deep fryer.
Rats just love jumping into the friers. And employees love serving them up to bad customers.
Poor Remmy the chefs caught him he became fried
The rat loved to roll in egg and breading too.
@@jonasthemovie facts
Poor rimmy. They got rimmy, rimmy tripped and fell in the deep fryer.
The Kentucky Fried Rat story was a thing when I was in high school…in the late 80s.
Exactly - this is a legendary urban myth, that has been told since the early 80s at least.
In the UK there's a similar widespread story about Chinese restaurants being closed down by health officials after the discovery of a cat or dog in their freezer. This has literally never happened and of course would be a matter of public record.
Urban myths are a fascinating phenomenon which were first documented by Jan Harold Brunvand. They often reflect the fears and prejudices of the society they appear in, for example the bizarre story of small boys having their penises cut off by gangs of black boys in shopping mall public toilets. This of course never happened either.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Harold_Brunvand
@@andrina118 Don't chinese eat dog? I mean, I don't know cat, but I feel like having a dog in their freezer would be okay, since they're gonna sadly eat it anyway, but I don't know much about China or kitchen health code regulations.
@@froggers8945 That's a thing with the older generation of asians (mostly Koreans)
Honestly this just goes to show you how separated most of us have become from the reality of where our food comes from. Or even how it's prepared. Really kinda sad.
I mean this is just like potato chips that “look like jesus”, a random shape with the power of suggestion. Did nobody question at the time why there were no pictures actually showing that there’s a rat under the breading?
Idk how I feel about drinking something literally called mud water lol
Same BTW I like your pfp
same, terrible concept and marketing
Shit had cordyceps in it. I played Last of Us, I ain’t drinking that.
@@AWormsPurpose different type of cordyceps but i thought the exact same thing lmao, why would you use a fungus that is most known for causing a zombie apocalypse in a video game and then openly market it as that fungus? i’m 14 and could have done a better job at marketing than that
@@floo1465 noone cares
This urban legend goes back years before internet. I remember hearing my brother back in the early 80's talk about a lady at work that got a KFC rat
Speaking from myself who lives in Vegas closeby a Wendy's when the finger incident happened, yea this KFC rat story is another fascinating drive thru horror story.
Hey im from Vegas too! Lol.
"Speaking from myself". Um what!??
@@terrra_2024 lol I didn't even see that till now ha ha
Oh no, I'm literally getting KFC right now 😬
Edit: I'm safe, no rats thank god!
Turn around and go home.
lol you are eating a rat
Hahahaha 🤣
I want some fried chicken
This story has a VERY long shadow. I'm 41 years old and my mom has call KFC "Kentucky Fried Rat" for as long as I can remember. Interesting how it jumped from word-of-mouth- urban legend into cyberspace.
Healthiness of the food aside I trust pretty much any fast food place to never knowingly serve bad food out of a dirty kitchen.
Corporations will do whatever they think they can get away with and none of them think they can get away with that.
In countries where there is less food regulation it's actually a coming occurrence. Even in American grocery stores fruits like Apples and Oranges may be coated with a shiny wax to give the illusion of freshness even when the fruit in question is out of season. Fastfood grossness is overplayed though. It's definitely unhealthy but at least everything is almost always clean and edible.
if i got that, i would’ve thought it was some weird shaped chicken. i don’t think i would’ve assumed it was a rat
By far, you have the best channel on TH-cam. Good job
Broooo y’all remember that one meme with the snitching black dude in glasses on the phone 🤣🤣🤣 Where tf is he?
Ok
Boomer
Fuck you that meme was good
Pop poop
Please link me this because I don't recall what you're saying but I'm sure I would if i saw hah
4:55 Imagine watching a picture
"time to get a lawyer!"
Like seriously tho, what was the master game plan here. All it took to debunk his allegation was to carve up the fried "rat" to see if it was actually a rat. It didn't even have to go to a lab. He really didn't think this through, definitely lacking in the brain cells department.
I remember this story. The people around me were talking about it for about a month straight before we all lost interest in whether or not it was real.
This whole incident sounds like an urban legend that has been circulating since the 1960s, with the original victim being a busy housewife. The guy had to have been familiar with that story and took advantage of it.
Or he saw it looked like a rat and lied. Which is the simple more obvious scenario. You don’t have to have ever have heard of the urban legend you speak of. That’s why it gained traction because it looked like one even though it wasn’t .
0:22 is that the scream from the old cartoon Flapjack?!?!?
Wavywebsearch: We'll call him "D"
My brain: Deez Nuts
Don't break Mr. Nutz's anonymity!
Who else remembers the fried *GLOVE*
I've never actually heard of that one
I remember when the story first hit the news. I don't recall ever really following it closely, but I do remember my mother stating that we would never eat KFC again (same thing happened with the finger in the chilli from Wendy's. Although, I have no idea why she wanted to boycott Wendy's... we never ate there). She truly believed that young man was given a breaded deep-fried rat. Funnily enough, if memory serves me correctly, I got some fried chicken from KFC before it was discovered it was a hoax, my mom straight up told me to throw it out. "You don't know if you're eating chicken or not!" Took a big ol' bite out of it and shrugged. "Tastes just like chicken to me."
I can't believe people thought it was real, I'm not trying to put anybody down or anything, I just don't understand how anyone fell for it.
People are very gullible, gotta think about all the grandmother's or less internet-knowledgable people. There are a lot of good people out there. Why telemarketers still make a living. You'd think nobody could fall for it but they do.
Sucks we gotta quit how easily we give trust but it's for the best.
@@HowieRaps You're right, there are a lot of gullible people, naive people, etc, still out there. My friend is about to get rid of her landline, she got tired of scam calls, and recently she was nearly taken in by one of those calls when they said they were from her local bank, and she swears the woman sounded just like a woman who works at the local branch of her bank; it wasn't until they asked her to go and buy some gift cards, that she realised something was wrong and hung up on them.
And yes, it's a shame we need to be so skeptical these days, I'm old enough to remember when it wasn't so necessary.
@@msstarlight4770 that's so scary, these people will do anything to steal your money it's disgusting how believable they can sound. When I was 19 and in a rough spot I had responded to a Craigslist job ad stating this guy needed someone to help prepare the shop he owned in my town while he ran the original shop he had in the town he lived in. I thought nothing of it. He talked to me on the phone, and the first job he needed me to do was to cash a check and buy some things for the shop I was preparing. I get to my bank, and the teller let's me know that the supposed check writer was from Florida (I live in Michigan) and it was addressed to like a utility company like electric or cable. Thankfully the bank knew I wasn't aware of what was going on or any part of it. I even showed them texts just because I wanted them to see. And I let them keep the check for educational purposes.
@@HowieRaps Oh Wow, there's so many scammers out there, and you were lucky you had proof that you hadn't done anything wrong. I wish we lived in world without people who prey on others. I wonder how much worse the crime rate has gotten since we first started going into lockdown. I know we've had massive benefit fraud, here in New Zealand, our social welfare/income support having to switch to doing everything by phone, meant a lot of people took advantage of that.
Bruh isn't cordiceps that shit that turns bugs into zombies?
zombie spider
One version of it. IIRC cordyceps is a huge family
Yes.
Yeah that seems disgusting
Fungi are scary as hell, it's one of the only organism that could be humanity's downfall
I found a bone fragment in a Sam’s club hot dog once when I was like 8, and little orange bits. Never ate those again. Found a mosquito in a Burger King hash brown when I was about 6-7. Never ate those again. Found eggs in a lobster I cracked open when I was 17. Went vegetarian shortly after lol. I don’t trust fast food enough to not look at my food before I eat it even if it is vegetarian friendly lol plus I can’t afford to eat out often anyways. Even with these fake stories I still won’t risk it by eating meat from fast food or in general. I do have a question tho, what are the red bits under the breading? I keep zoning in on them, they look like tiny red bell pepper pieces, or is it just a trick of lighting?
Seasoning.
Crispy does that. It's a fryer thing. Not a bad oil problem, but probably needs a quick filter which isn't possible during dinner and lunch because of how much they are cooking. This happens after a few rounds of frying. Nothing wrong, bad, or harmful. Just some extra crispy extra crispy breading.
Extra protein
I once found a *very* hard piece of fat (I really hope it was fat) in a McDonald's breakfast sausage and I haven't had it since >< I totally understand that lmao
@@maddybrong Cartilage?
As someone involved in journalism, I legit pop when you include anything from Jeanne Moos. In college, her segment used to be a part of our daily newscasts
4:09 "Deez Experience"
5:44 "Things started getting out of hand here after about a week since Deez Post"
11:09 "And what was Deez Response to the criticism from skeptics"
13:52 "Deez Fried rat claim had been proven false"
Ligma Balls
Who is deez?
@@atomyiik Bob nuts?
I'm 41 and I've heard the story my entire life. It's an old school urban legend from the late 70s . Supposedly some old woman in 76 ordered a bucket bit into it It was a rat she sued KFC for a lot of money. Except it never happened.
You should do a video on the "Terrible Mall Commercial"
The one that goes “boots and hats and boots and hats *backpaaaacks* “ ?
@@avag1334 You got it
@@avag1334 pants* not hats
Boots and pants
That looks like a Bojangles chicken supreme, Wavy. now I'm hungry.
I had the chicken it was ok
Love Bojangles! Favorite thing is their porkchop biscuits and fries 🤤
The rat even battered itself before jumping in the fryer!
Another great story that I knew nothing about (except as a well known 'rumor' that existed decades earlier) which surprisingly made me crave fried chicken, DESPITE being a vegetarian.
This vid was so appealing in fact I'm even going to give that overpriced coffee substitute a try.
Thanks again, Wavywebsurf guy!
Wavy is the most wholesome weird internet story guy
He comes across as such an amiable, but knowledgeable stoner 😁
A ReviewBrah shoutout! We love that dude! Great video. Come on. If he really had a fried rat and KFC contacted him like that.....he wouldn't even have to go to court. KFC would have paid him whatever he wanted to keep that shhh quiet.
If I saw that in my order, I’d be appalled. How dare they mess up so bad that they give me the non spicy version of the Kuntucky fried rat
0:00 this just might be one of the best performances of Wavy
Always bugged me that no one wondered why a wayward rat in the fryer was somehow breaded.
Rest in peace remy.
That scream effect at the begining killed me! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Gnome That likes turtles a bit of both
My local KFC had some rodent issues - I mean what restaurant doesn't at some point or another - but a rat climbing into a deep fryer is just absurd.
Wavy:"Jesus bro thats crazy" * proceeds to bite a fried chicken
Well eating a chicken doesn’t make you sick while eating a rat does
i love comments that outline what we all just saw happen lol
If you havent already would you be able to do the numa numa guy? I havent heard anything about him so id think itd be interesting.
The dude probably had some personal grudge against KFC.
So this is the secret formula, huh.
I don’t think rat hair and rat flesh is considered a herb or spice 😂 unless…
@Lello spice king knows that
*POWEEEEEEERRRR*
Imagine doing all this and having to pay an attorney. Wasting God knows how much money and for some potential clout.
this reminds me of when, in primary school, everyone was saying that mcdonalds patties were made of worms. i had to explain to a lot of people that minced meat isnt just in a cow like a steak or ribs
If it was hard and rubbery when he bit into it then it probably was some cartilage or something that hardend during the frying process, I've bitten into that one time when I got a Wendy's chicken sandwich and from looking at it you can spots where's there's no breading and there's white meat, no gray fur
Even steak can be hard and rubbery. I've eaten some like many people and I COULDN'T EVEN SWALLOW IT
The hard part is called grissle. I'm positive I misspelled that . It can be on red meat, chicken and pork.
Here in the Philippines, a woman bought box of fried chicken from Jollibee - a famous fast food in my country - and found out that among the fried chickens inside the box is a towel covered in breading and can be easily mistaken as a normal fried chicken if not cut open.
It's been doubt as the 'fried towel' issue and it just happened some time ago.
It's shaped like a cartoon rat. Like Ratatouille's cousin.
He fell in while helping cook
The real plot twist would be if the test was showing something completely different. Not a rat, or a chicken.
Its
..
Gnome meat
Now that woulda been hilarious! Like they scan it and it turns out to be an unknown species of reptile or something, lol
A ricken
It was clearly a fried unicorn horn. It's happened to me.
HUMAN
I feel like this might've been a hoax by a disgruntled KFC employee who was fired and wanted to get back at them... Never underestimate the anger of a fired employee. All I can say.
Not only D defamed KFC but he defamed all of fast food which was 100% wrong of him.
Well when someone tries to ruin your name by accusing you of serving up a disease ridden fried rat, I feel like you have the right to dunk right back with your commercials.
Seems like mud water is something I would get on the goop website.
Nah goop is weirder
@redxpen or if you're sensitive to caffeine, which is what the product is primarily for lol
Idk mushroom teas aren't even that weird tbh. It's just ground up shrooms and some other herbs. Some "natural" things do have active chemicals in them.
Honestly, mushroom tea is a lot less acidic than coffee and good if you get like, acid reflux from acidic stuff, and less caffeine helps to kick a caffeine dependency.
This is a true story from about a year ago. Where I live I was standing inside of kfc waiting for a sandwich they forgot to give me in drivethru and a rat ran across the floor almost over my foot and turned the corner then went under the door into the kitchen/order taking area whatever it's called. I was grossed out so I didn't eat my food and we didn't go back anymore even though it was my girls go to spot. I told them about it and the girl working just said oh.... And didn't seem to care lol I posted about it on Facebook and everyone just passed it off as saying it's rural Arizona so rodents tend to get into restaurants and just acted like it was normal (I'm from Denver where it's definitely NOT normal lol) so flash forward a few months and scrolling Facebook we see an Uber driver post in the local fb group saying she picked up a few bags from kfc and was delivering it when she heard the bag moving so she grabbed it and looked and a fucking rat jumped out! Her Facebook post had a bunch of comments from other people saying they saw rats in there too (my post only had 1 or 2 people saying they saw one so must of saw it when they first became infested) so kfc closed themselves down for a couple months to handle the situation and deep clean the whole restaurant. I STILL don't eat there lol
Wavy: Were gonna name him d
Me: DEEZ NU-
lol
That wasn't funny
@@mydogatemyhomework272 k
@@ratmma3934 glad you agree with me
Ha! Got em’ !
Was your background a green screen all along?
Idk
No because in the background you can see the lava lamb doesn’t have the green outline. And it is not reflecting the green screen.
@@jerrytheeraser3230 yuh wavy got a nice lava lamb
@@helpthisasian yeah it is
Noooooo
Rats when the enter a KFC: *splash*
I’m immediately reminded of that B&B episode where they fry up worms and serve it to the health food inspector. I bet many urban legends about deep fried nightmares were spawned by that show.