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So, there are some states outside of india, where it is en vogue for snack bars, to openly offer very spicy food (for example curry sausage) with 1 million scoville and above. There are also numerous indian restaurants, which offer food with original indian hotness.
If someone who is unused to very spicy food eats such a thing, despite ample of warning being given ... and then has the feeling as if his (or her) guts were getting ripped out and this person then feels that her health or life may be in danger, can they call 911? Or should the caller be charged with filing a false emergency report, be pointed to the fact that s/he should have seen this coming and better first have trained with 100k Scoville food and then have the video of her pains being put to Youtube as a warning to others?
Video of a danish(?) curry wurst Imbiss with the challenge to eat it (guess much much more than 1 milliion Scoville) and then keep it inside for 5 minutes ... without getting served anything to drink:
According to the description this guy had to be carried to the taxi by his friends afterwards
If someone who is unused to very spicy food eats such a thing, despite ample of warning being given ... and then has the feeling as if his (or her) guts were getting ripped out and this person then feels that her health or life may be in danger, can they call 911? Or should the caller be charged with filing a false emergency report, be pointed to the fact that s/he should have seen this coming and better first have trained with 100k Scoville food and then have the video of her pains being put to Youtube as a warning to others?
Video of a danish(?) curry wurst Imbiss with the challenge to eat it (guess much much more than 1 milliion Scoville) and then keep it inside for 5 minutes ... without getting served anything to drink:
According to the description this guy had to be carried to the taxi by his friends afterwards
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