Eating In Public Spaces Is Difficult For Some People Because Of This Ridiculous Reason

For the most part, men don’t even remotely have to worry about something like this. But for a lot of women, fearing it will happen changes how they act when they eat in public.

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Jun 30, 2014

I should note that at the end of this video, here’s what YouTube suggests to watch next:

In addition to Kat’s videos (which make sense), it’s video after video of actresses (like Roselyn Sánchez) doing inappropriate things to a delicious potassium-filled fruit. Not to mention the one in the bottom-right corner. Do you think this a problem?

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