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Rotisserie Chicken for Emotional Support

Last Wednesday, I found myself having a particularly rough day. Work was a mess, and my plants were turning brown faster than my enthusiasm for adulting. In a moment of culinary desperation, I convinced myself that a hot rotisserie chicken would be my savior. I brought it home, lovingly set it on my couch, and began pouring my heart out, as if it were my personal therapist. I told it all my woes: the deadline I missed, my cat’s questionable life choices, and how I’d never fully mastered the art of folding fitted sheets.
The ridiculousness of it all hit me when I noticed my roommate walking in and staring at the scene: me, with tears welling in my eyes, cradling a chicken like a baby. He burst into laughter, and it only got worse when I gasped, “You don’t understand! This chicken gets me!” Now, I can’t decide whether my emotional outbursts are the result of stress, or if I’m just developing an unusual attachment to poultry. But I can confirm that I am never eating alone again!

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zeeblefritz • 829 points
They’re like okay sure, but food was always allowed.

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ice-ink • 193 points
Maybe the actual emotional support was the videos he made along the way…

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tristan211 • 22 points
More like financial support

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CaveManta • 4 points
He’s doing it for the homeless.

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mozeda • 7 points
Honest question though: would they allow the bones in the plane? Like a Swiss army knife.

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GlennBecksChalkboard • 4 points
If they do, they’ve clearly never watched eXistenZ

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NukeRocketScientist • 4 points
Honestly lucky that the airline didn’t charge him a pet fee if he was gonna play the bit. That’d be one expensive rotisserie chicken!

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ginongo • 4 points
As long as its not Australia, they’ll fine you up the ass

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IcePapaya • 11 points
I thought the rule was you can take the chicken onto the plane, but it better not be there when you land

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ginongo • 2 points
He has to wash the bag as well, if even a tiny scrap of bone or meat is left they’ll wreck you

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IcePapaya • 2 points
Can just throw it away before heading to customs, last time I flew internationally they had specific places to throw biological waste away before they bring out the dogs

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ginongo • 1 points
Yeah fair, its just my miser brain that blocks out throwing away perfectly good items

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GreatApostate • 2 points
Their real chess play is when they hand out apples an hour before landing.

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jaxonya • 1 points
Hmm.. maybe i need a good fining

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Light_Beard • 1 points
They call that the Chazzwozzers!

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shan506 • 1 points
Yeah, if I remember correctly they put a death clock on Johnny Deps dog and made him do a hostage video.

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kl7aw220 • 1 points
That is so stupid

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EnchantingAngel2 • 297 points
I respect the commitment to the bit. He carried that chicken through security with confidence.

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ice-ink • 24 points
It’s almost like he’s practicing for the real thing…

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mackenenzie • 75 points
Find someone on the plane with some emotional support barbecue sauce and you’re in business

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_YeAhx_ • 6 points
Emotional support collab

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kbarnett514 • 5 points
I think bbq sauce violates the “no gels or fluids” rule, unfortunately

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onikaroshi • 4 points
Not if it’s in a small enough container!

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Throwaway4572837 • 1 points
What if I freeze it first. What if I bring 3 oz and someone else brings 3 oz

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BaeIz • 21 points
All I can think about is the fact this man ate chicken that has been unrefrigerated for hours and exposed the airport air through the breathing holes in the case

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TwitchyEddy • 164 points
Frat boy humor.

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coldandhungry123 • 73 points
So zany!!! 😞

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badcrass • 23 points
Two wild and crazy guys!

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counterfitster • 13 points
👈😀👉

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Perfecshionism • 8 points
I would never even think of that emoji combo, but it is spot on.

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