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Eww! Driver Goes Viral for Eating off His Dashboard

July 31, 2024 By Nadeem Muaddi

The Hog Ring - Driver Goes Viral for Eating off His Dashboard

A social media influencer is going viral for the disgusting act of preparing entire meals on his dashboard.

Qazghazaa, a Persian-speaking content creator, is preparing fried chicken, stew and even mixing drinks on his car’s dashboard. Basically, he buys the food, pours it into an indentation on the dashboard, and proceeds to eat it directly off the trim.

He offers no explanation for this truly bizarre and gross act.

Although he wipes the dashboard down between meals, that doesn’t make it any less revolting — especially when you consider recent studies that say steering wheels and dashboards are dirtier than toilet seats. One study found there are roughly 700 different strains of bacteria living in the average car, exposing our immune systems to diseases and ailments.

That same study found steering wheels are two times dirtier than public elevator buttons and four times dirtier than public toilet seats. My stomach is turning just thinking about it.

Nasty.

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Filed Under: Archive, Odd News Tagged With: Auto Trim, Auto Upholstery, Car Interior, Qazghazaa

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