'Tiger King' Fans Are Totally Grossed out Over Walmart Meat Truck Scenes
There's a lot to marvel at in the Netflix docu-series Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness. [...]
me finding out that most of the meat for the pizza shop was from the Walmart truck #TigerKing pic.twitter.com/i6LUAscOmQ
— eliza zulch (@zilkysmoooth) March 28, 2020
In the event that my 21st bday has to be modified to accommodate the current pandemic situation, I will be hosting a small Tiger King themed party. I will of course be Joe Exotic. This leaves 3 husbands and a Carole. Walmart meat truck pizza will be served. Leopard print optional
— leah (@leah_sweet9) March 30, 2020
"[Joe] is absolutely ecstatic about the series and the idea of being famous," Tiger King co-director Eric Goode said about the show's subject, who's currently incarcerated. "He's absolutely thrilled. I think he's trying to be an advocate for — no surprise — criminal justice reform. He is in a cage and of course he's gonna say that he now recognizes what he did to these animals."
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Tiger King....Where the heck is the USDA Exotic Animal Agents and permit requirements? Inspections? Animal Control?Health Department? Pizza with expired WalMart truck meat?
— Buffy (@Buffy14399915) March 24, 2020
Why isn't anyone talking about how in Tiger King, they fed their staff and customers back of the truck Walmart Meat...
— Dominic Tun (@DomTun) March 30, 2020
The Safdie brothers, who released the critical smash Uncut Gems late last year, also had a connection to the series. "We worked for Eric and his turtle conservancy for a few years, then went down to Florida to start what became Tiger King," Benny and Jeff Safdie said. "Only Eric Goode could have made this show."
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While we all know the victims of #TigerKing were the tigers, let's not forget about the people who unknowingly ate the Walmart "bad meat" truck pizza 😷 🍕#TigerKingNetflix pic.twitter.com/NaYpwpaevq
— Cindy (@talldrinkhappy) March 28, 2020
The Walmart truck meat pizza is a lot to process #TigerKing
— Laura (@Laura69840799) March 24, 2020
The show has proved to be a huge smash for Netflix, shooting to the number-one most-streamed show at the moment. It's so popular, in fact, that actors are taking to social media to call dibs on characters to play in the assumed movie adaptation.
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Every single person on the Tiger King deserves to be in JAIL. If you didn't eat off the Walmart meat truck, you deserve to be locked up. Saff gets immunity. John R gets immunity. Erik gets immunity. Joshua Dial gets immunity. Everyone else: JAAAIIILLLLLLLL.
— little livengood🦎 (@tialivengood) March 30, 2020
THE PIZZA MEAT WAS FROM THE WALMART TRUCK I'M SCREAMING #TigerKing
— Aida Ronan 🤠♥️🤠 (@BiStarBucky) March 30, 2020
PETA has also weighed in, and in a lengthy statement said that "Roadside zoos and other tourist traps that exploit lions, tigers, and other animals are often even worse than Tiger King lets on."
"However, the series does a good job of accurately portraying animal exhibitors... as exploiters and abusers who would do anything to keep the money coming in."
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They tried to gloss over the fact they was using that nasty ass meat from the walmart truck in the pizza restaurant though 🧐 #TigerKing pic.twitter.com/D7ie1ujd4h
— Mimi Monét (@Cara_Mimii) March 29, 2020
Just finished Tiger King. Honestly, what's going to haunt me the most is that they were using the meat from that Walmart truck on the pies in their pizzeria.
Damn near shut it off right there.
— Michael Sterczala (@MDSterczala) March 30, 2020
Cardi B, meanwhile, posted on social media that she was going to start a GoFundMe for Joe Exotic, but later clarified "Omg... I was just playing." Though she did clarify that she considered herself a fan of the former roadside zookeeper.
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Joe served pizza made with old meat from the Walmart meat truck..??? 🍕🍖 #TigerKing #JoeExotic pic.twitter.com/Lee9mpgXz9
— IG: PaulaDorelle✨ (@PaulaDorelle) March 28, 2020
I just wanna know how many folks ate that old walmart meat truck pizza from joe exotics G.W. Zoo lmao #TigerKing #TigerKingNetflix #TigerKingChallenge
— Rico Rodrix (@Sickjefe) March 30, 2020
Tiger King: Murder, Madness, and Mayhem is currently available to stream on Netflix.
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