A Philadelphia man named Alexander Tominsky has been eating rotisserie chicken for 40 days daily
Alexander Tominsky has been consuming one store-bought roast chicken regularly for the last six weeks. On the final day of the challenge, there was a huge crowd who joined to cheer him as Alexander finished his chicken.
Know Who Is Alexander Tominsky Of Philadelphia Who Ate Whole Rotisserie Chicken For 40 Straight Days
40 consecutive days eating an entire rotisserie chicken #chicken pic.twitter.com/a4AoNWDLTa
— smooth recess (@AlexiconTom) November 6, 2022
On the last day of his challenge of eating chicken, this man was crowded with hundreds of fans who had come to see Alexander Tominsky popularly known as the ‘chicken man’ during an extravaganza which is organized on Sunday 6th of November 2022.
Meet Alexander Tominsky
Tominsky who is a 31 years old man is a waiter at the local steakhouse Barclay Prime. He had begun the bizarre food challenge on the 28th of September. He was sharing daily updates with his social media fans who were intrigued by his eating habits and challenge. On the final day of his challenge, Philadelphia folks joined to cheer him when he completed his chicken at an abandoned pier beside the Delaware River.
Alexander Tominsky has been eating one store-bought roast chicken daily for the last month. Over weeks people could also see him growing tired of this challenge and was literally regretting his decision but he does not give up and continuously tried very hard to fulfill his promise. Alexander Tominsky declared to his fans that the food event was not a party and will be held at sharp 12 pm. All the Footage from the event shows Alexander Tominsky eating the crowning chicken without any seasoning or sides but few seltzers to wash it down.
The challenge lasted for 40 and after that Alexander happily showed off the last morsel to the massive crowd who continued to cheer him and call him “Chicken man.”
The venue Alexander Tominsky was referring to was one particular jetty along the Delaware River in South Philadelphia near one of the superstores situated at Christopher Columbus Blvd. When it was asked why the assertion this “is not a party,” modest Tominsky responded, “I’m not trying to make this- it’s just me eating chicken, really.”