Newsflash: Stadium food = lots of health violations
 

https://fox2now.com/sports/kansas-ci...th-violations/

Mile High had the highest percent of critical violations.

Buccaneers had the most overall violations, by a lot (nearly 1,000 more violations than #2).

Arrowhead had the 12th most overall and 11th most critical violations.

https://www.pickswise.com/nfl/nfl-st...food-safety/#/

This should shock no one.

In other news water is wet, fire is hot and the Sun rises in the east and sets in the west. Stay tuned for more shocking revelations.

Does this hurt their chances at a Michelin star?

I hated handling food when I worked Twolves games. Tried to make sure I did things right.

Oh no! They had the ice draining on the floor and insects that died inside of a light shield! The horror! I’m sure there are people out there that actually give a shit, but health inspections are a joke nowadays.

“Take a ****ing chance! Bunch of goddamn pussies!” -George Carlin

Meh, who cares? It still tastes good.

The study actually points out that the critical health violation rate in Arrowhead is significantly less than that of other inspections in the KC area.

Arrowhead: .32 critical violations per inspection
Rest of KC: .52 critical violations per inspection

And people wonder why auto immune disease is up.... our bodies are designed to defend itself against germs and as a society we keep trying to eliminate all of them.... the phrase toughen up actually is needed here. The bacterial load required to make you ill is higher than you think. In fact, if your body gets used to fighting the bacteria and improves the effectiveness.... just like if it doesn't fight bacteria, bacteria kicks its butt.

That is why fans drink at games. Kills the germs.

hot dog water = urinal trough water

Is taking a dump in the urinal trough considered a health violation?

Mom used to leave food out, then in the fridge uncovered, then warm it up and we eat it.


I rarely get sick.

Learn what a union stand is vs. an NPO stand. Avoid the former.

I don't care. I'll eat every bite.

I went ass to mouth with Clay and somehow that ended up as a health code violation

Don’t care. I’ll lick it up from the floor if need be.

Do people eat less food at Arrowhead than other stadiums, because of the tailgaiting before the game? Always wondered about that.

Denver for the win

Fox 2 St. Loser is just jealous they don't have any food at their football stadium.

Denver is finally Top 5 at something football related

:)

Speaking of health violations at football stadiums...

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">A pipe burst above the stands at FedEx Field �� <a href="https://twitter.com/brgridiron?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@brgridiron</a><br><br>Not fun for the fans sitting below.<br><br>(via tommyob5/IG) <a href="https://t.co/jb6W3a5ipd">pic.twitter.com/jb6W3a5ipd</a></p>&mdash; Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) <a href="https://twitter.com/BleacherReport/status/1437129129955057665?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 12, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

I've never had a bad beer at ARROWHEAD STADIUM.

Even though you were wearing a face diaper?

Slide it to the side

Your immune system was cockstrong.

You know what your getting, if not? It’s on you. Don’t ask about the indgtidents in a stadium hot dog. Just slap a little mustard on there and enjoy.

abso freaking lutely

Arrowhead has fallen WAY down to 32 the week following the X-Factor ban, newer stats show.