Seems like that would just be stupid and while we will admit, Jeff Macolino and Mr Dog Poop are not the 2 smartest men on the planet, they are not really that foolish.
The fact is, the MRE's were sold on Amazon for around $15 each with a guaranteed expiration of 2 years from the date of the podcast.
However, the items in the MRE's were clearly expired with clear evidence via packages of candy that had expired before the meals were even purchased.
Our suspicion is that these were government surplus about to expire and some Amazon seller bought them to resell.
This is dangerous since most people are completely unaware that they are expired and they contain meat, fish and proteins that do not last forever.
If you purchased any of these expired MRE's on Amazon, ebay or other sites we strongly suggest that you dispose of them.
The package clearly states that resale is UNLAWFUL! Amazon should have never let these items be sold and the sellers should be banned from selling anywhere.
I suppose they figure people will put them on a shelf planning for world war 3 or some zombie apocalypse and never actually eat them.
By the time they do get eaten, it will be the end of the world, so the seller really could not give a shit at that point.
But people are being ripped off, potentially poisoned and someone else is getting rich.
The point of the show was to actually review the meals. But we were overwhelmed with the fact that they expired at least 6 months before purchased.
Even if they had not, they are too bulky to transport for what they offer, most of the volume is packaging and garbage and accessories you will never use.
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