Would you EAT a 5-DAY-OLD CHEESEBURGER?

I left a cheeseburger in a box for 5 days - I wanted to see how much bacteria it would grow in this time.
If it doesn't grow bacteria after 5 days - then - I'll eat it.
Firstly, a huge thank you to both Olamide and Cullen for the idea - I absolutely love this duo - if you get a chance, check out their channel (Bricks and Disorder) because you will love them as well!
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What food would you like me to try next?

[@jillyb8950]

The micro plastics 🤯

[@Blaublahblue]

You'll probably find them in most processed food tbh

[@arbajmia333]

Hi 😅

[@HappilyCarnivore]

I would also love to see a video showing how much microplastic is in several types of meat. Especially ground beef, some kind of beef roast, and bacon.

[@arbajmia333]

Hello 👋

[@dinorasanchez70]

finding out mcdonalds having microplastics was the nail in the coffin for me.

[@DarkVVitcher]

Wait until you hear about those present in bottled water.

[@Blaublahblue]

Or the rat hair and insect body parts in chocolate

[@arbajmia333]

Hello 😅😮

[@arbajmia333]

Hi 😅

[@mr.giggles4995]

The McDonald's burgers in the US aren't even edible when fresh...

[@arbajmia333]

Hi 😅

[@SIG7Pro]

They’re always edible wym

[@Coolguyallthetime2k]

If it’s McDonald’s, then of course you can eat it after 5 days… it lasts for years 😂😂

[@arbajmia333]

Hello 😅😮

[@sherwinjohnson2794]

Did he say a “cheek” cell? 😩

[@azca.]

Can someone explain how the bacteria just magically appears? I know that that bacteria is likely an aerobe. What bacteria do you think it is and how did it appear?

[@NorthLondonForeverCOYG]

Through air, moisture and many other factors. It’s one at first then multiplies. And other bacteria come too.

[@arbajmia333]

Hi 😅

[@gaboshkaboi6885]

I wonder the same thing. Some theories I have is that he introduced it when handling the burger, the box wasn’t perfectly sanitised or there was already bacteria, but it was present in numbers small enough to go unnoticed and multiplied during the 5 days…

[@robertacanderson]

Do real pasta not fast food

[@arbajmia333]

Hi 👋👋

[@esmeecampbell7396]

I'd love to see some longer videos with more explanations on what I am seeing, how common microplastic is, do you find it in all McDonald's food, how much is harmful to me vs what you expect to just shit right through without having any impact, that sort of thing. I'd love to know what you expect to see, either based on similar foods or your own research, and then how it differs and exactly how dangerous these certain things are, whether there are medicines that would work on them after I eat it or how it would affect me and what would shut down first in my body.

[@arbajmia333]

Hello 😮

[@zartic4life]

Joe Rogan had a podcast with a Doctor who studies microplastics. What she said was bad very very bad.

[@pattycap65]

I was so horrified at what I saw at 2:40 that it just goes to show that this is the reason why you should never, ever, ever eat food that's old and filled with nasty bacteria, especially if that's food from McDonald's. Never. No. Uh-uh. Nope. Absolutely not. I fucking mean it.

[@313CW313]

Who is eating food left out for five days?!

[@indraniroy1104]

If it's a cheese burger, them i am eating it even after years

[@taikoga161]

i will tear up some week old pizza

[@esmeecampbell7396]

It quite clearly says "student" multiple times. Though I'm guessing they weren't students of biology or culinary science 😂

[@jaimezimmerman1670]

​@@esmeecampbell7396🤣

[@jaimezimmerman1670]

Interesting! Just a note, you can't compost meat or dairy products.

[@graphite2786]

I'd love to see you do organic Packing Peanuts. People are eating them for clout and saying they are edible. We melted some in water and found all sorts of things, mainly rodent hair and what looked like worm eggs ( from rat poop?) Anyway it could be an interesting video.

[@sagewisdom09]

This is how you end up in a Chubby Emu video

[@arbajmia333]

Hi 😅

[@MILO-bb4dv]

What about rice that has been without a refrigerator for 5 days?

[@Metazolid]

Wild to start off with starchy food like rice and pasta but then pick a Mc burger which is something completely different. But I enjoyed the surprise about microplastics, would be great if you could focus on that type of content instead of sensationalizing eating rotten food.

[@Microscoper1500]

Could you do a bacterial time lapse video, I noticed that you have phase contrast. I'm getting a microscope similar to yours; it's the same brand.

[@schnitzel4916]

This is a great series! What about a soup or something that has been left out overnight?

[@indraniroy1104]

I support it

[@harshkha2848]

Try uranium 💀

[@IPLS_Nicaragua]

Yo al ver que mordió la amburegesa sin saber que es falsa 😢

[@Abhay_Choudhary]

Bro please can you video on cow milk, because I have listened that cow milk have many nutrients and it is much better than mea. Bro please.

[@GreenerSugar]

Pokemon Ball! 🎉🎉🎉

[@lemonboi5833]

I'm gonna be so honest, I didn't see the “cheeseburger” part at first 😭

[@arbajmia333]

Hello 😅

[@YouTubeMarketingManager]

The oldest mc Donald burger is 25 years old in meusuem 😂 a d He is fresh

[@NameiYT]

Candy pls

[@patrossss]

Try rice

[@HappilyCarnivore]

As a carnivore I would like you to try only meat. Not that I plan to leave my meals out at room temperature for 5 days. But I do sometimes leave meat out for hours, like if I cook a roast and I'm going to eat a second meal later I'll just leave it out. So it would be interesting to see how much bacteria meat has after being out for 24 hours. If there was bacteria after just 24 hours I would probably stop leaving meat out during the day.

[@gaboshkaboi6885]

If this is before cocking, the heat from cooking the meat will kill the bacteria. If this is after, until the meat cools down enough, bacteria is unlikely to start replicating. Also, the cheese burger had a bun and bacteria prefer starches as food sources so they would replicate faster. But they can’t just magically appear, if all is clean and well sanitised, the bacteria shouldn’t be an issue for only a few hours.

[@anitahead7366]

Do real milk not fast food

[@Retrofire-47]

Why does bacteria = "deadly"? maybe if your immunocompromised it does

[@mattchen6137]

Letsss gooooo

[@jorgie78]

Next u can try 3 days fried chicken or fried fish... 👍