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‘You’re wrong’: Chris Evans sparks Twitter debate over his chip ranking

'Avengers 4' Might be Chris Evans' Last Marvel Movie Evans, who plays, Captain America, may have shed light on his character's fate in the franchise while talking to the New York Times. You want to get off the train before they push you off," In accordance with Evans' contract, which runs through the until Avengers 4 movie in May 2016, this makes sense. Evans first appeared as the Avenger's leader for his 2011 solo film Captain America: The First Avenger. When I think about the times that I’m happiest,
By Kyle Nazario
March 12, 2019

Chris Evans plays Captain America in Marvel Movies. In those, he is an all-but-flawless hero who can do no wrong. On Monday, however, people found a whole lot to criticize.

Evans retweeted comedian Kevin Fredericks, who took a video of a box of chips and asked how Twitter would rank the chips.

Evans ranked them in the order:

  1. Cool ranch Doritos
  2. Cheetos
  3. Nacho cheese Doritos
  4. Fritos
  5. BBQ Lays
  6. Original Lays

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This did not go over without debate. Even celebrities got in on it.

A number of people pointed out Captain America was featured on a special version of cool ranch Doritos.

Some Twitter users joked it was a civil war as great as that in “Captain America: Civil War.”

The thing most everyone agreed on, however, is that everyone else’s rankings were wrong.

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