Unlike in the popular animated film Ratatouille, having a rodent somewhere near your food won’t make your life like the movie in any way. In fact, in real life, having rodents of any kind near your food can be not only unwanted, but downright deadly. Nonetheless, we have seen ample examples of fast-food joints and supermarket meals infested with all kinds of insects and rodents, and the consequences of these incidents were not inherently good. However, who do you blame when the rodent infested food is not from a restaurant or hotel, but homemade? A Reddit user recently faced a similar situation when a mouse was sitting on top of his homemade noodles. A user named r/mildlyinfuriating reposted the original post by u/haddyboo, and received 59.3k upvotes with 4762 comments. Check it out here:
The situation, however dire, left Reddit viewers upset and left them hilarious comments on the post. The observations pointed out how the noodles were soft and dry and the mouse was trying to season the food. Some of the top hilarious comments on the post were:
Naturally, the comments were filled with comparisons to the movie Ratatouille and how the mouse looked ‘cute and sorry’:
Finally, several people pointed out that it would not have been possible for rats to ingest the food if the food had been refrigerated or stored properly. The noodles were put outside for an hour and only then the mouse would have jumped into the food, making it more the fault of the homeowner than the mouse.
What do you think of this hilarious comment section? Do you think it’s the homeowner’s fault? Tell us in the comments below.
The man finds a mouse in the noodles; Reddit Has Hilarious Reactions To His Status, Find Out Why
Unlike in the popular animated film Ratatouille, having a rodent somewhere near your food won’t make your life like the movie in any way. In fact, in real life, having rodents of any kind near your food can be not only unwanted, but downright deadly. Nonetheless, we have seen ample examples of fast-food joints and supermarket meals infested with all kinds of insects and rodents, and the consequences of these incidents were not inherently good. However, who do you blame when the rodent infested food is not from a restaurant or hotel, but homemade? A Reddit user recently faced a similar situation when a mouse was sitting on top of his homemade noodles. A user named r/mildlyinfuriating reposted the original post by u/haddyboo, and received 59.3k upvotes with 4762 comments. Check it out here:
The situation, however dire, left Reddit viewers upset and left them hilarious comments on the post. The observations pointed out how the noodles were soft and dry and the mouse was trying to season the food. Some of the top hilarious comments on the post were:
Naturally, the comments were filled with comparisons to the movie Ratatouille and how the mouse looked ‘cute and sorry’:
Finally, several people pointed out that it would not have been possible for rats to ingest the food if the food had been refrigerated or stored properly. The noodles were put outside for an hour and only then the mouse would have jumped into the food, making it more the fault of the homeowner than the mouse.
What do you think of this hilarious comment section? Do you think it’s the homeowner’s fault? Tell us in the comments below.
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