My co worker was making his "famous chili" one night that he cooks overnight on the range top.
His daughter came in and shut the stove off early in the night. Appearently he doesnt check the food or stove hefore going to bed and woke up the next morning to cold chili tjat barely had tine to cook. Instead of admitting defeat, he turns the stove on high while getting ready for work and left with the food.
Fast forward, everyone who ate his chili got food poisoning the next night. Now every time he mentions his infamous chili, everyone quickly yells no.
Kehndy12 on October 3rd, 2018 at 17:52 UTC »
Here is the post OP reposted with the same title.
Rule 5:
reditor2 on October 3rd, 2018 at 18:25 UTC »
At least the house didn't burn down.
R3DLOTU5 on October 3rd, 2018 at 18:44 UTC »
My co worker was making his "famous chili" one night that he cooks overnight on the range top.
His daughter came in and shut the stove off early in the night. Appearently he doesnt check the food or stove hefore going to bed and woke up the next morning to cold chili tjat barely had tine to cook. Instead of admitting defeat, he turns the stove on high while getting ready for work and left with the food.
Fast forward, everyone who ate his chili got food poisoning the next night. Now every time he mentions his infamous chili, everyone quickly yells no.