 Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny and welcome back to another reaction video. Now I will admit, I'm pretty late to this one. This video was released like two days ago, um, you know, the day that I took off so I can, you know, just chill for a bit. And of course it came out that day, so I'm here right now reacting to it. Sorry it took so long, but this is the food theory on the Chuck E. Cheese pizza. I said I was gonna do a reaction to this when my pet first announced that he was doing a food theory for Chuck E. Cheese, because you know, FNAF, Chuck E. Cheese, people like to connect the two especially recently. And I looked at the first like 10 seconds, I have not seen the full video, I swear. Um, and Foxy makes an appearance, so I'm guessing he'll probably throw in a lot of FNAF Easter eggs. So honestly, let's not waste any more time, let's just hop straight into food theory. Should you be eating the Chuck E. Cheese pizza? Because maybe it's recycled? The actual title is Food Theory, Chuck E. Cheese Pizza, Should You Be Scared? Now I'm guessing it's probably going to tackle the topic of Shane Dawson, because like in 2018, I wanna say, he made a documentary about the recycled pizza that Chuck E. Cheese uses. I don't know anything about that, so again, let's just hop straight into it. Alright, so again, this is food theory, Chuck E. Cheese Pizza, Should You Be Scared? Here we go. MatPat, enjoying some pizza? There's Foxy. Sponktrap. And Balloon Boy. Boy. A lot. Too many. I swear I haven't seen this. Interesting voices. New pizza for ya. I haven't done any reaction to Food Theory, so I'm hyped about this. Kool-Aid Man, of course. This is an interesting opening. I will say, I do kinda like it. Very nice. Ooh, the OG Helen Henning. I know a lot about Chuck E. Cheese and Showbiz, by the way. Let me just say. Chuck E. Cheese has it all, games, ball pits, slightly creepy animatronic bands. Sounds familiar. And of course, pizza. Sounds familiar. Because there's a bizarre rumor that's been floating around the internet about the pizza served at Chuck E. Cheese. And it's been out there for over a decade. Oh shoot! Wow, really? I didn't know it was that long. Hmm. Again, I don't know a whole lot about this. That's a yikes. Mucked up. Oh, it was 2019? Jesus. What an ominous YouTuber. Jesus Christ. Very nice. True. We're at the three! Good question, Matt. Stitch together? Like that's so in it. That's official? Oh boy. Something fishy. Let's go. Oh boy. Maybe. I haven't seen a recent pizza from them, so I can't tell. Or are they confident that they have nothing to hide? Also, do pizzas at every Chuck E. Cheese restaurant turn out this way? I swear, mine didn't. The one I used to go to. Satan Chuck E. I would not want that one. Chew's Entertainment Cheese. Hmm. No one was really doubting that the dough was prepared in restaurant. Like, the PR team, they saw people sharing these photos online, and they watched the video exposés, and that was the accusation that they felt like they needed to defend themselves. Our dough was fresh. Come on, boys. Our dough was fresh. I've had fresh dough from plenty of pizza place. I've made fresh dough myself, but those pizzas including my own janky pizzas never look as haphazard as these. Even in my worst-looking pizzas made at home, I've never had a fresh dough look that just randomly juts out like this at awkward, sharp angles. It just doesn't happen that way. The stuff about the shape not being uniform misses the point entirely. This isn't about the fact that Chuck E. Cheese pizzas aren't perfectly round. It's that the pizzas don't look cohesive like every other pizza in existence does. The pieces straight up look like they originated from different pies. You can't expect me to believe the reason that this pizza's perimeter looks the way it does is because Chuck E. Cheese makes their dough quote fresh in restaurant. Kind of an odd statement, Chuck E. And you didn't do that. What are you doing, Joe's? By the way, the recycled slices fiasco isn't the only scandal plaguing Chuck E. Cheese at the moment either. It may reports emerge that Chuck E. Cheese was selling its pizzas under a pseudo-nim on delivery apps. That is true. Pasquale. Let's go! Chuck E. Cheese's pizza with the exact same ingredients. So it's kind of the same pizza. Chuck E. Cheese has weathered more scandals in the past couple of years than any wholesome pizza place for kids should. But are the scandals of their own making? Does Chuck E. Cheese deserve to get dragged like this? I just can't bring myself to believe that any multinational restaurant chain could do something so dangerous. So brazenly illegal as intentionally recycling leftover pizza slices. I don't care how much of a cheapskate you are. That is just a new level of low. Perhaps there's a benign explanation for why their pizzas look all Frankenstein together. Dreadbale pizza? New channel confirmed. I can't be sounding the alarm about it loud and clear. So what I want is evidence of wrongdoing. Security cameras. Come on. Put them in. Because photos of strange looking pizzas just aren't enough. It looks as though their crust edges don't line up. But what gives me pause is that the interior points of each slice are scattered about. As to say, the crust edges might line up if the pieces were arranged with the points touching at the middle. Same goes for the pepperoni halves that don't line up. Maybe. For another, I've cut enough pizzas to know that sometimes one of those pepperoni halves will just stick to the blade. So we here at Food Theory did what we always do when we need more info. We ran and experiment ourselves. Oh boy. Let's go get some pizza, shall we? Let's go! I'll make sure to check in the back. I'll check in the head. I'll check in the heads. Poople Guy! It's Poople Guy, dude, totally. Let's go. Chucky! Let's go, Chucky! Wow. Is that still on the app though? We're looking at your mouse. That's a yikes. Can I see? Oh! That's a yikes call. I mean Choles. I've never seen Hamilton. Cool. Oh! Interesting name. Hmm. Oh. Yeah. True. That don't look good. Thank you, but get out of my restaurant. No one wanted to eat you. Hmm. Hmm. Dude! Looking good, Matthew. That is true! Good observation, Matthew. Damn, dude. Well, why does it look like that then? Yeah. Why? Just can't get it right, I guess? I'll see you in a minute. I'll see you in a minute. Makes sense. Hello? Oh. It's like what? Hmm. Hey, that does make sense. Hmm. Hey, that does make sense. Hmm. How ironic. Wow! Did you look better? Solved! Hmm. Yep. Oh, damn. Dude, I can't believe they got Chucky to say the outro. Well, I guess that was just a shockingly simple answer to the question on whether or not they do recycle their pizzas. Very nice, Matt, I will say. I enjoyed this one. Of course, I loved the subtle FNAF references every now and then, but to be fair, I think we were all expecting that this was going to be heavily based around FNAF references. Because not only do you got to get people interested in the video, it's like always talking about FNAF. But also, it's like FNAF and Chucky Cheese are being linked for some reason. Because Chucky Cheese are closing some locations and people once got to buy the locations and turn it into breadies, which of course is not going to happen. Yeah, overall, very nice theory. Again, I wasn't educated really in this conspiracy. I mean, I saw it happen, but it's like I didn't care for it. Because the location close to me was closed down years ago, so I've been lonely. I've been without a Chucky Cheese for quite a while now. Anyways, yeah, that was the video. Hope you all enjoyed. If there are any more interesting food theory videos, maybe I'll cover them. And I tend to keep my reaction to game theory, food theory, film theory videos when they're close to FNAF because that's what people like to see me react to. If you like this, maybe we can do some more sometime. But yeah, thanks for watching. I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye.