3:14:56doesn't expired rice get bugs and worms
3:15:06how does one forget about rice for 6 years
3:15:08do you just not eat a lot of rice?
3:15:18Why do you have rice from 2020?:neutral_face:
3:15:24sometimes expired dates are used to avoid legal trouble and food can still be eaten
3:15:40if leave long enough might frement and make saki lol
3:16:15you really are in your Chinese era
3:16:15I would uhhhh, check those cause those bugs can sometimes be in the bag itself
3:16:15no it will still get bugs and worms
3:16:22It's wild that the rice is old enough to be in school
3:16:42I had no idea rice expired. uh oh
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3:16:43mmmm larvae get that extra protein
3:16:52can you just not eat that rice doc
3:17:13Eating the weevils? Fine. Only cause it's hard getting all of them out. Eating the larvas? HELL NAH
3:17:39To be clear, the bugs are not actually harmful nor that likely to cause an infestation. They are also safe to consume if if to doesn’t bother you lol
3:17:51Children in the United States typically start formal school in kindergarten at 5 years old, with the school year beginning in August or September depending on the state and district. Googles handy:grinning_face:
3:18:08I guess we already know what the next handcam stream is
3:18:18you could do a sequel to the rice stream, "counting expired rice"
3:18:23:_Loading: does 6 year old rice fix water damage from a phone?
3:18:28i just noticed the bunny standi in the corner
3:18:57oh god you're gonna stay 11 hours + trying to do that
3:18:58You should paint the rice instead
3:19:12That would be your 24 hour stream lol