Ate a 13 year old freeze dried meal for content, zero regrets?

I found a 2011 Mountain House lasagna pack in my parent's garage and figured heck, why not record the reaction for TikTok. It actually rehydrated fine and tasted like salty cardboard, but the comments blew up with 200k views in 2 days. People either love that I tried it or think I'm a moron. Is there an actual line between risky viral bait and just plain reckless? Has anyone else leaned into a gross stunt and gotten way more traction than your normal stuff?

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king.wyatt15d ago

Ditch the whole "risky vs reckless" question because you already crossed the line when you filmed yourself eating food that old. The real problem is you did this for attention and you got it, so now every other kid with a phone is going to try something dumber. A 13 year old meal might just give you a stomach ache, but the next guy will eat a 20 year old can of beans and end up in the ER. You are making the internet dumber and honestly, posting that stuff is just lazy content. People like seeing someone possibly get sick because it is cheap entertainment and you knew that when you hit record.