[BenLurkin]

[bagster]

[bigbob]

“I’ll have a burger without so much rat in it”

https://youtu.be/jA1kaFgLuh0?t=88

[SunkenCiv]

• California's 20-pound invasive nutria problem could be worse than previously imagined

[Kickass Conservative]

Have it your way, at Rat Burger.

[PLMerite]

"...after video seems to show rat cooking"

So, they skipped the robots and went to rats?

[TigersEye]

Hawaii burger eatery closes after video seems to show rat cooking

Seems to me that a rat that can cook might be a pretty good curiosity draw.
They just need the right marketing angle.

[Yaelle]

Hey, if the rat can cook burgers better than humans, why not give him a chance?

[PAR35]

former teenage employee

So the employee was at least 20 years old?

[George from New England]

That reminds me White Castle on sale this week

[Az Joe]

It’s called: “The Obama Special”

[doorgunner69]

Wel, heck, a couple Filipino groundskeepers were busted for catching some guy’s dog and eating it. Is not rat on a stick an appetizer for them as well?

[Chode]

seems the POS that did it should be charged with a felony since the cost of cleanup let alone loss of business should surely be in the tens of thousands of dollars

[RJS1950]

Back in the 70s there was a Philippine company marketing canned rat meat in North America under the label Star (rats spelled backwards) Meats.

Also saw a documentary on companies who paid farmers to round up rice paddy rats which are large and they then processed the meat for sale.

[UnwashedPeasant]

Rat is probably tasty, like squirrel and rabbit.

When they eat rat on the Survivor TV show, they remark on it being pleasant.

[SMGFan]

Oh Rats!