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A WOMAN IN Glendale, Arizona had a bit of an urge-to-barf when she posted a video of some suspicious creatures crawling around her newly-bought salmon.
Jen Chafitz posted the creepy video to Facebook to warn others, but she’s mainly just sickened us.
LOOK.
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In an interview with ABC15 she said its head was sticking out of the fish. “I felt like something was crawling on me”.
Her husband Dustin said,
I just couldn’t wrap my mind around what I was seeing.
Us too Dustin, us too.
The video has been viewed almost a quarter of a million times. Fry’s gave the couple a full refund and Chafitz is now going vegetarian, despite the fact that the fish could potentially be safe if cooked to 140-degrees Farenheit.
Friday 8 November, 2024
Friday 8 November, 2024
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This woman's freshly-bought salmon is going viral for being absolutely stomach-churning
A WOMAN IN Glendale, Arizona had a bit of an urge-to-barf when she posted a video of some suspicious creatures crawling around her newly-bought salmon.
Jen Chafitz posted the creepy video to Facebook to warn others, but she’s mainly just sickened us.
LOOK.
GAK.
In an interview with ABC15 she said its head was sticking out of the fish. “I felt like something was crawling on me”.
Her husband Dustin said,
Us too Dustin, us too.
The video has been viewed almost a quarter of a million times. Fry’s gave the couple a full refund and Chafitz is now going vegetarian, despite the fact that the fish could potentially be safe if cooked to 140-degrees Farenheit.
Wouldn’t chance it, though.
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