Food Theory: Chuck E Cheese Pizza, Should You Be Scared?

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“Something smells wrong here, and I’m not talking about the dead bodies stuffed in the animatronics...” hol up

I went to a Chuck E Cheese once in my life for a friends birthday. I saw the mascot with its arms out trying to give me a hug and went screaming up the slide. Only to turn around and see the giant Chuck E Cheese mascot head looking at me up the slide. I’ve never liked mascots but I think that’s was the traumatizing moment that really nailed it in😂

You can’t scare matpat with robots, you can scare him with OSHA violations.😂😂

The workers to the pizza: “I will put you back together”

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Funnily enough having a dull blade is not safe. Having to use that much force to slice a pizza means a much greater risk of it slipping and something going very VERY wrong

I LOVED how Matt refers to him as "He who shall not be named"

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"There can't be left-overs if there is no customers" Genius.

My friend worked at a Chuck E Cheese for a year, you can purchase single slices here in Michigan, but sometimes when they made extra Pizza and they took slices from a freshly made Pizza, they would add those slices to the pizza where single slices were served so the customer wasn’t receiving less than what they paid for. They discard pizzas after 25 minutes if they haven’t been sold or touched, I dont know if its like that everywhere else but that is the reason to why some pizzas are janky here in Michigan

I used to be an employee at CEC and I can confirm this is absolutely true. CEC's pizza cutter is very dull and often bendy.

I remember when the whole CEC conspiracy was going on, literally everyone had a cousin who worked at CEC

Finally, The theory about an animatronic serving you pizza that isn't about a dead child!

I've always thought the misshapen pizzas was like a marketing strategy of some sort like how Starbucks intentionally misspell customers' names to get free advertising. I just thought it's like that knowing people are used to perfectly shaped pizzas, a misshapen pizza would make them want to take a picture and share it on their social media

Former Chuck E Cheese "Cast Member" here. My manager was the cheapest of them all. If I dropped a pepperoni on the floor, he would take it out of my paycheck, and I was only 16. With that being said, every pizza I made was a new pizza. Each one went through the oven on a pizza liner, was then placed onto a cutting board, and cut by the slicer the employee mentioned in the video (almost every pizza place uses this blade). After it's cut, a metal paddle is precariously placed under the cut pizza, and then the pizza is "jooshed" into a tray with many little nibs that allow air to flow under the crust for cooling. However, they also jostle the pizza slices upon entry, making each piece look uneven and displaced. I had a 14-year old co-worker who used a glove and inserted each piece by hand because the manager would chew him out for poor "presentation." Dancing in the rat suit was therapeutic compared to working that kitchen.

Purple guy: *tries to murder child* Why isn’t this working Freddy: it’s because the knives are dull for safety reasons Purple guy: reeeeeeeeeeee

Mat: terrified by the emptiness of the Chucky Cheese restaurant 👀 Amy: (Dances in 6ft apart) 💃🏻

The fact that I’m watching this while eating my leftover pizza :)

“Just assume I was stuffed inside an animatronic suit” Matrap confirmed