Now here is a hilariously gross piece of news. Turns out, a TV weatherman named Scott Haney of the WFSB-TV ended up eating some cat vomit. He obviously did not do it knowingly; instead he ate it assuming it to be Grape Nut cereal because that is how it looked. It needs to be mentioned here that Haney picked up the vomit, which he assumed to be cereal, right from the floor. It seems like as a child Haney wasn’t warned by his parents never to pick up stuff from the floor and eat. Haney didn’t immediately realize what he had put in his mouth, but realized that the stuff he had put in his mouth tasted nothing like cereal.
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While the weatherman was at it, the crew watched him in horror completely aware of what he had done. Soon enough, the realization dawned upon Haney that what was in his mouth wasn’t Grape Nuts at all. After all, who would drop Grape Nuts in the middle of the studio floor he figured. This realization in turn led to Haney fearing the worst. He concluded that he had ingested some dog poo, but as it turns out he was wrong. He then went on air and confessed to the world that he had eaten the vomit of his own cat. Haney put two and two together when he saw the residue of the vomit his cat had left on his shoe.
“It’s disgusting! I’m gonna throw up. All right, I’m done. I’m not doing my story, I’m tired. Go to Irene (O’Connor, a WFSB anchor)” Haney told his viewers after recounting the blunder he had made. It seems like Haney was more excited about sharing this disgusting incident with the world rather than worrying about how sick the cat vomit could make him. In fact, after he had announced it to the world on television, he took to tweeting about it. Naturally, the response to his tweet came thick and fast.
In fact, even Haney’s bosses joined in the fun, commenting on his really strange choice of food. Well, this is a really valuable lesson for all those who just like Haney do not mind picking up food fallen on the floor and gobbling it up. Even if you have a habit of doing that, at least make sure that it is actually food.
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