Sophie Monk reveals 'gross' food habit she's guilty of – as 78 per cent of Aussies agree on The Hundred with Andy Lee
It was a special 'mysteries' night on Tuesday's episode of The Hundred with Andy Lee, uncovering stats on crime, myths and movies.
There was one particular myth the show busted, that 78 per cent of Aussies believed in.
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Unfortunately, this myth led to one Aussie's shocking story.
You can catch the hilarious story in the video above.
"How many people believe in the five second rule?" Host Andy asked his panellists.
Mike Goldstein, Sophie Monk and Tom Gleeson joined the panel for a special 'mysteries' episode of The Block. Nine
"That is, if you pick your food up after dropping it, germs don't have time to jump on the food," Andy explained.
Here to embrace the unknown were comedian Tom Gleeson, along with regulars Mike Goldstein and Sophie Monk.
Sophie guessed a mere 15 per cent.
Sophie Monk thought a mere 15 percent of Aussies believed in the five-second rule. Nine
"I don't think any of us believe it, we just do it," she said admitting she was guilty of the "gross" food habit.
"I think it's good for your immune system. Leave it there for a while, it works for me and I never got sick," she added.
This is someone who opens cans of tuna in the bathroom to avoid the spread of the smell, so she revealed in last week's episode.
Panel regular Mike Goldestein was on the other end of the argument with 70 per cent.
Mike and Sophie put their two cents in on the five-second rule. Nine
"It depends on the food and the ground, doesn't it?" he asked.
"A cracker in the kitchen fine, but ice cream in a public toilet..." he said.
We think we know where that's going.
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Viewer shares shocking fly story on The Hundred with Andy Lee Nine
While it wasn't as bad as 'public-toilet' ice cream, one brave viewer shared her horrifying experience involving a brown M&M, the five second rule and a dead blow fly.
You can catch the hilarious story in the video above.
"I soon as it hit my tongue, I realised, 'that doesn't taste like an M&M anymore'," she said.
If you couldn't guess, the Aussie accidentally ate a blow fly, thinking it was her dropped M&M.
"Yeah, I don't eat M&Ms anymore," she added.
The panellists reacted to the viewers unfortunate story. Nine
Could host Andy Lee top that experience?
Speaking exclusively with 9Entertainment, the host shared a meal he once ate that was so bad, it should be a crime.
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"I've had some pretty bad food on Gap Year," said Andy.
"Just eating a bull's testicle in South America – I think a meal with the word 'testicle' in it is a bad combination."
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