An Irish dad has split opinion after sharing his daughter’s unusual eating habit with the internet.
He jokingly dubbed the girl a “psychopath”, and said he’s been left “questioning everything I’ve ever believed in” after witnessing it.
Taking to Reddit Ireland, he posted a picture of some half-eaten pringles, with the caption: “I think my 4-year-old might be a psychopath. She bites her Pringles in stacks.”
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He went on to explain how she could eat 6 to 8 pringles at one time.
“I thought it was the universal approach one at a time. Questioning everything I've ever believed in,” he said.
The post has racked up dozens of comments as people were left divided over the issue.
“She’s a genius you mean, only way to eat them,” one person argued.
Another said: “I usually go for up to 5 in a stack like this and eat in 2 or maybe 3 bites. You're the weird one!”
A third commented: “I see nothing wrong with this. This is perfectly acceptable behaviour.”
Someone else explained: “Ya gotta try all the ways. Eat a stack. Make a duck bill.”
However many others agreed with the dad.
“Who eats Pringles one by one?!” one person asked.
Another joked: “Clearly an exorcism is required.”
A third commented: “There is no saving her. Sorry!”
Someone else questioned: “Where has she learned that, that's what I'd be asking!”
In conclusion, one person suggested he do the “real test”.
“Time for the real test so. Give her a KitKatand see what she does,” they suggested.
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