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Remember when the biggest debate around pizza was whether pineapple belonged on it or not? Such innocent times, that really did not prepare us for the storm that was coming our way.
First, we found out there are people who disrespect pizza by dipping it in stuff like milk and tea. Sounds unbelievable, but I'm actually not kidding, but I wish I was.
Pizza + milk is WAYYY better than pineapple pizza. This shit bomb af ðð½ pic.twitter.com/83SxXbiyL6
— mariam (@hyrulecitizen) March 2, 2017
Again, we thought that was rock bottom, and nothing could be worse than that, but some people are here to prove us wrong.
The latest person to cause an uproar on Twitter with their weird food habits is Genie Bouchard, a Canadian tennis player. Usually, famous people can get away with anything, but not when it comes to pizza, because pizza is sacred, and she crossed a line.
She tweeted about how she loved pizza dipped in Soy Sauce, and obviously people were not okay with it at all.
Pizza dipped in soy sauce is LIFE
— Genie Bouchard (@geniebouchard) November 15, 2017
Genie, just grant us only one wish and don't defile pizza like that, please? Thanks!
And everyone agrees as well.
No one should.
I am a bit adventurous with food but I don't think I want to try that.𤢠pic.twitter.com/bID8B9YmJx
— LaWanda (@lawanda50) November 15, 2017
A bit of an overreaction, but it works.
I'm calling the police, they'll be there shortly https://t.co/cI8P1CCktH
— Brandon Drenning (@bdren247) November 15, 2017
I don't think so, someone should check up on her.
Are you alright, girl? https://t.co/gORiz6VRbO
— Mikhail (@FedexMahindra18) November 15, 2017
Please don't kill the pizza.
Pizza is one of the most bespoke food items in the entire world. Now we are adding dips and sauce? Come One @geniebouchard as if cheese,tomatoes sauce, etc etc wasn't enough? Don't kill the pizza!ð¤ª
— Luther Soul (@Luther_soul) November 17, 2017
Only one disgusting thing can unite us all.
Finally something we can agree is disgusting amidst the pineapple/no pineapple dilemma
— tima (@tmazzzz) November 16, 2017
Worse than that.
Sounds like death
— Bella (@BellaIsEvil) November 16, 2017
Let's just keep them separate and far away from each other.
Feeling so offended for both pizza AND soy sauce. https://t.co/Q7PHpsIYy8
— Pearl (@pearlescent48) November 15, 2017
Same.
— Atticusracer (@jmoney_delacruz) November 15, 2017
A gif is worth a thousand words.
— Eduardo Martinez (@Aioros76) November 15, 2017
But, then there were people who were intrigued and actually wanted to try it out.
Sounds kind of suspect but damn it I'll try anything once https://t.co/2aKmMDkCou
— Layhton Keshane (@LayhtonKeshane) November 15, 2017
The tweet ended up creating such a buzz that Jay and Dan, the hosts of a show on Canada's sports network TSN, decided to try out Genie's unique food combination for themselves.
Inspired by @geniebouchard's tweet about soy sauce and pizza, #JayAndDan try dipping their own pizza in soy sauce. pic.twitter.com/aXkqS95icZ
— #JayAndDan (@JayAndDan) November 15, 2017
Well, at least Genie was happy that they gave it a shot.
LMAO YOU GUYS â¤ï¸â¤ï¸â¤ï¸ https://t.co/Y1c3bKOFw3
— Genie Bouchard (@geniebouchard) November 15, 2017
The bottom line is just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should. Oh, and please leave pizza alone. Please!
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