YOU WIN $280 IF YOU FINISH THE PIZZA CHALLENGE THAT 45,000 PEOPLE HAVE FAILED! | BeardMeatsFood 

Happy Easter Beard!

Evening mate ❤

Happy Eaater! Garlic dip is amazing bro!! I always get it for my pizza!

Hello from Illinois Cornfield....

Hello Beard! Happy Easter! 🐰🐣

Omg for real. Crust is deceivingly challenging considering it takes up probably the least amount of stomach space.

Where's the other four, Dave?

Yall act like he’s never done this before… yes the guy was right with the advice but yall act like Adam doesn’t do this for a living….

Everyone is an expert

Yeah that was really nice. That alone gets them a visit if I'm ever passing through.

For real. I’ve watched some other pro eaters and none are as fun and entertaining as Adam.

Ah thanks mate, I try ❤

@@BeardmeatsfoodWhile you're chewing you should try breaking up the crust of the next piece in your hands. Seems like it would make things easier.

Absolutely lots of other competitive eaters vids can be so boring. We love watching Adam.

Well if its not the classic regular person giving advice to a professional ​@MasonGillis

Well said

Agreed

With the $35 sign up fee, if 45k people actually have attempted this challenge, the chain has made a lot of money from it.

I’ll be damned 😂❤

If it was alcohol, he wouldn't even have been near the illegal limit to drive. Need a few more pizzas to go. Don't eat monster truck wheel pizza and drive, but if you do, definitely drive a monster truck!😂

@@SDrtheone no, it's (8/45000)*100 = 0.0177....%, which the original poster rounded to 0.0178%. Edited for correctness.

Almost cringey trademark of his to pretend he doesn’t know the name of the challenge he researched before going to do.

You dont wanna overwhelm the clerk or say it in a way that makes them make it bigger if you come with an S on your chest

@@infinidominionit’s maddening when the restaurant makes the challenge bigger when they know who’s coming to try it. Can’t stand the dishonesty!

Especially when he said he called ahead lol

The funniest thing is how people think I call ahead every time and arrange it at length 😂

That’s always my metric for how difficult the challenge is.

Coz he knows place looks pretty frozen 😂

haha, think he grabbed a root beer for desert

Amen 🙏

@@Beardmeatsfood I think the US employees seem pretty supportive. I may have missed a salty crumb or two though. Someday you may have to do a compilation of wins done in the face of enemy fire featuring unhelpful or hostile staff. No names of course but like the Klingons say "revenge is a dish best served....cold".

My name is Beannys

​@@JeffTaylor-tr7my Its also a chain restaurant, so the guy doesn't lose anything as opposed to just small family owned restaurants.

Right? I’m surprised more places don’t do something like that because he just wrecks some of these challenges

i've never understood the idea of a 'professional eater'...a professional video maker maybe; the genre being eating of course, but nobody's paying me to eat...I think I'd reserve 'professional eater' for folks like Joey Chestnut, Geoff Esper, Miki Sudo etc. who are out there winning prize money...but maybe it's semantics. I've no complaints about the rules, just the term 'pro eater' always makes me laugh.

@@Beardmeatsfood My dude we're all paying you to eat, that's the nature of RU-vid.

@@Beardmeatsfood Benny's pizza just paid you to eat.

If you make a living at something, I'd say your profession is that thing, in turn making you a professional...but I digress, either way they should still give the $280 to professionals that are going to make videos and promote your business too.

not the type of thing I'd commend haha but thanks

Thyroid are rad

​@@BeardmeatsfoodEzekiel t-shirt rocks

​@@Beardmeatsfoodi wouldn't recommend it. Just dont forget after all this time you staying healthy and still going at these challenges is just great to see. You can't do it forever but im glad you share all the journeys with us. Thanks. Actually just seeing some of the random peoples kindness is also refreshing when everything pulls people into algorithms with fear. Thanks

@@coltonblake13 He throws it up you are naive

@@michael-4k4000 do you mean it's 'the bollocks'? calling it straight up bollocks means it's shit

@@MrSkeleton131he said “it’s delicious” 9:40

Their 'craft'?! A trained chimp could make pizza, come on! Its not a craft, it's a repetitive recipe.

I love how respectful he is to everyone. When he compliments the food and chef, you really believe that is how he feels.

@@MrSkeleton131bollocks=shit The bollocks=good dogs bollocks=good

I've been impressed with the friendliness of Americans towards the Beardy man. They seem like lovely people.

​@@LiesDamnLiesandPolitics Sorta a long winded comment, but I see it a lot, and always find it unfortunate how the "average" American, certain US states, and our food culture is portrayed or what people assume. I don't blame them, but still. Same goes for the UK and how food is stereotyped. Most people here in the US are good people and just trying to navigate life while being a decent person, just like anywhere else. One thing many people outside of the US don't realize is that this place is massive. 3 hours 1 way (~300 miles) is very drivable to go somewhere just within your own state or maybe a neighboring. We have so much diversity and so much to experience from one state to another and the change over 500 miles (which isn't that far in the US) can be astonishing and a culture shock in certain places. I live in the Pacific Northwest (Oregon, Washington) and we are a food mecca. What makes food culture in America great is that it is ALL food culture globally, as well as regional, available in abundance. That's what America is regardless of what devisive and ignorant singular view or stereotype people here or outside argue upon. I can drive 15 minutes to a single street such as 82nd St. in Portland, Oregon and have some of THE MOST authentic and best Thai, Vietnamese, Broth Hot Pot, Sushi, and so many others. And that is just a small area known for Asian food. This is coming from a Marine Corps Veteran who has indeed seen and experienced other parts of the world, good and bad for what it is worth. What I love about our country, despite some things wrong, is the shear diversity and how much we DO share and can experience in a single place. You would never think that to be true based on what you see on the news or whatever other source. I highly recommend a food travel experience here to experience it all. If you don't know where to start, I PROMISE you'd have many eager Americans that would absolutely love to share their favorite places, experiences, and anything else you'd need. Just like anywhere else, you could easily only experience dull touristy places with average food because you don't know any better. Food really does bring people together! The comment section on Beard's videos proves it seeing all the people from so many places getting to experience different places of the world vicariously.

Lube is everyone's friend

It's called "curry" in India.

@@toolbaggers Pizza with "curry" as a dip. Why not?! Probably tasty. 90% of Americans would probably still order Ranch ;)

​@@toolbaggers😂

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I really hope things get better for you and your kid.

@@montanalemaitre4451 aw thank you for the kindness, but no worries. Light ahead of the tunnel, just a matter of time!

Oof, sounds rough. Just like the user above, i hope for better times for you. Feel blessed

God bless you and ur son. I’m also going thru some hard times. But trust and believe change will come.

If you speed up the playback time, you can binge watch even faster. That’s what I do.

Welcome aboard!

Dang, that’s about 10,000 calories!

@@cregenda​umm, ACTUALLY it’s about 10,142 Calories…

​@@davejay6855 nah more than that he said the garlic sauce was more like garlic butter😅

its not over 4 times, its exactly 4 times at doubling the radius of a circle is 4 times the area as x2 squared is x4

@@cregenda I think in the video he said it's 900 calories per slice, and eight slices. (7200)

Tell him I said hi

I remember seeing eating contest way back in the early 1980s.

I remember my first time discovering eating challenges was from seeing the pie eating contest scene in Stand By Me when I was little… and it traumatized me haha

@@Beardmeatsfood will do! thanks! keep the vids coming, we love them!

Indeed!

was a bit crazy he brought out two more when there was only a few slices left

Absolutely

What caused the strokes?

@@frankiewalnuts Doctors couldn't figure it out. By any measurement, I was a picture of perfect health.

Hey I’m thinking of you. Doctors couldn’t figure out why I had a stroke either (I was 9)

@@frankiewalnuts that dirty poison vaccine

​@@Banned4LifeCOVID related? Vaccine related? Both can injure heart and vasculature causing clot 🤔

yeah that water started looking orange very fast :P

😂 as always

Im glad he has someone like you, to stand right by his side. Thats true love 😁

@@JimmyNoKnees thank you 😊

BEGONE THOT BOT.

honestly, waking up and realising there is half of pizza is happy days even without hangover :D

One of the best feelings ngl ^^

I'd love to wake up with a hangover and eat cold pizza with you. If,,,,,, you were actually a woman.

Spray it with a lil water (especially the crust), put into an air fryer, profit.

not every one...not sure anyone can claim that...I try to get in and amongst the comments to the best of my ability...but perhaps not everyone has the luxury of time to do it...doesn't mean they don't care :)

@@Beardmeatsfood Absolute Chad response, as expected. TY for everything you do, Beard.

Praise the Lord!

@@marthajohnston4334 Hail to the Spagetti Monster, may his noodley appendages bless you

Piz-zeaster

hah

tried to order pizza and for got it was easter rip

Lol, wtf are you on about?

The man just drank the pizza. I don't think he was savoring it 🤷

@@sleepynative9132 🤣🤣

@@GhastlyCretin85 he enjoyed it come onnnn

Bro you talk like them pr0n bots

Happy Easter to you!😊

Happy Easter ❤

thanks mate :)

Yeah fully agree with this. That guy had no idea what he was saying lol 😂

Word

well he did mention in over 11 years time span

@@joecrypto2459 yeah, I took that into account. You can do the math. 45,000 / 11 years / 36 locations = 113.6 attempts per year per location Rounding up since you cant have .6 of a person, you get 114 people every year, at every location, attempting this challenge. That's an average of one attempt at every location, every 3.2 days, for 11 years straight. Ain't happening.

The pizza was only 35 dollars I’m pretty positive they could get at least 3 people to try this a day especially if they could win 280$

ah thanks mate :)

cheers mate :)

Ah thanks mate ❤

cheers mate :)