Chuck E. Cheese Reused Pizza Conspiracy Theory
A YouTuber investigated the conspiracy theory that Chuck E. Cheese’s takes uneaten pizza slices and uses them to form new pizzas . . . so when you order a pizza,…
NEWARK, CA – JANUARY 16: A sign is posted in front of a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant on January 16, 2014 in Newark, California. CEC Entertainment, operator of 577 kid-themed restaurants, announced today that it has agreed to be purchased by private equity firm Apollo Global Management for $1.3 billion. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
(Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)A YouTuber investigated the conspiracy theory that Chuck E. Cheese's takes uneaten pizza slices and uses them to form new pizzas
. . . so when you order a pizza, the slices look mismatched and weird. First he looked at photos online, and it seemed to be true.
So he went and ordered . . . and found the same thing. It got enough attention that Chuck E. Cheese's issued a denial.
