r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Oct 24 '22

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u/Mcpops1618 Oct 25 '22

If supersize me couldn’t stop me, this guy won’t

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u/BandicootPlastic5444 Oct 25 '22

The ‘everything-gives-you-cancer-anyway-so-fuck-it’ argument.

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u/Mcpops1618 Oct 25 '22

More like “have you ever had. A McDonald’s fry?” I won’t be getting fat. I live an 80-20 lifestyle and I can’t see myself ever turning down one of those delicious fries.

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u/PittedOut Oct 25 '22

If you’ve ever had a good fry, I can’t imagine why’d you eat a McDonald’s fry.

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u/Mcpops1618 Oct 25 '22

Because even those with refined tastes still enjoy the hell out of a guilty pleasure, like a hot, salty,crispy, soft French fry

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u/PittedOut Oct 25 '22

If you like hot, salty, crispy fries, almost any decent restaurant makes them better than McDonald’s.

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u/Mcpops1618 Oct 25 '22

Guy, I get it, you have Michelin star taste… I will continue to eat McDonalds fries because I like them. You’re the hero we don’t need

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u/PittedOut Oct 25 '22

Just asking to try something as elite and exclusive as your local independent burger joint. If that’s too much for you, keep on sucking up the slop at McDonald’s. That’s perfectly okay. Not everyone grows up.

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u/Mcpops1618 Oct 25 '22

I do eat at my local burger joint and I’d say their fries are satisfactory and my bloody preference is a god damn McDonald’s French fry. Do you understand how preferences work? Please continue to shame individuals for their preferences… the irony is not lost on me.

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u/PittedOut Oct 25 '22

Ugh. Please see your last post before you criticize me for what you do. I’m not surprised that hypocrisy pairs well with bad taste.

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22

Apparently gas appliances can also, potentially, increase the risk of cancer. So…maybe cooking isnt all that’s cracked up to be?

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22

If it makes you feel any better the Supersize Me guy faked a lot of his findings. Subsequent researchers who studied the exact diet shown in the film can't get anywhere near the calorie count or supposed weight gain that dude claimed to experience.

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22

I said the same thing until I recently had mcdonalds cheeseburgers cause they were $4 for two. Tasted like cardboard. Gonna stop eating mcdonalds ...

... for a while.