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there's a difference between eating something very spicy and deliberately ingesting pepper spray for a laugh
The chip is more than just “very spicy” though, and there is not a single legitimate dish in the world that would even approach the level of spicy found here. You don’t eat it to savor the flavor, you eat it to show off to your friends.
It’s quite possible that a condition that wouldn’t affect eating what most people consider to be “very spicy” could be deadly if you try the SpiceMaxx 3000 Hot Chip.
It should be very clear the level of risk you could be taking on by torturing yourself for TikTok fame.
You should never count on a teenager knowing better.