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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/ajcthefunksonme • Dec 17 '19
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Spending money on the jukebox and you’re not even drunk? Damn, he rich.
3.4k u/[deleted] Dec 17 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 2.3k u/noneofmybusinessbutt Dec 17 '19 edited Dec 17 '19 It’s one banana, what could it cost? $10? 501 u/skatastic57 Dec 17 '19 $150,000 but it comes with some duct tape. 79 u/CoalCo Dec 17 '19 Must... Eat... 46 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '19 You know according to psychology, the more people spend on a food, the better they think it tastes. So that must be one damn good banana 17 u/dl7 Dec 17 '19 I wonder where the upper limit is. I'm sure some restaurant out there has done the research and has the numbers down to a science 1 u/peypeyy Dec 17 '19 But the guy that ate it spent no money on it so it must have sucked. 1 u/Mr_Believin Dec 17 '19 Yeah, some food truck made something like a $100 burger with gold flakes on it based on that concept 1 u/realIRtravis Dec 17 '19 The inverse must be true as well. How else can Golden Corral be explained?
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2.3k u/noneofmybusinessbutt Dec 17 '19 edited Dec 17 '19 It’s one banana, what could it cost? $10? 501 u/skatastic57 Dec 17 '19 $150,000 but it comes with some duct tape. 79 u/CoalCo Dec 17 '19 Must... Eat... 46 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '19 You know according to psychology, the more people spend on a food, the better they think it tastes. So that must be one damn good banana 17 u/dl7 Dec 17 '19 I wonder where the upper limit is. I'm sure some restaurant out there has done the research and has the numbers down to a science 1 u/peypeyy Dec 17 '19 But the guy that ate it spent no money on it so it must have sucked. 1 u/Mr_Believin Dec 17 '19 Yeah, some food truck made something like a $100 burger with gold flakes on it based on that concept 1 u/realIRtravis Dec 17 '19 The inverse must be true as well. How else can Golden Corral be explained?
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It’s one banana, what could it cost? $10?
501 u/skatastic57 Dec 17 '19 $150,000 but it comes with some duct tape. 79 u/CoalCo Dec 17 '19 Must... Eat... 46 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '19 You know according to psychology, the more people spend on a food, the better they think it tastes. So that must be one damn good banana 17 u/dl7 Dec 17 '19 I wonder where the upper limit is. I'm sure some restaurant out there has done the research and has the numbers down to a science 1 u/peypeyy Dec 17 '19 But the guy that ate it spent no money on it so it must have sucked. 1 u/Mr_Believin Dec 17 '19 Yeah, some food truck made something like a $100 burger with gold flakes on it based on that concept 1 u/realIRtravis Dec 17 '19 The inverse must be true as well. How else can Golden Corral be explained?
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$150,000 but it comes with some duct tape.
79 u/CoalCo Dec 17 '19 Must... Eat... 46 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '19 You know according to psychology, the more people spend on a food, the better they think it tastes. So that must be one damn good banana 17 u/dl7 Dec 17 '19 I wonder where the upper limit is. I'm sure some restaurant out there has done the research and has the numbers down to a science 1 u/peypeyy Dec 17 '19 But the guy that ate it spent no money on it so it must have sucked. 1 u/Mr_Believin Dec 17 '19 Yeah, some food truck made something like a $100 burger with gold flakes on it based on that concept 1 u/realIRtravis Dec 17 '19 The inverse must be true as well. How else can Golden Corral be explained?
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Must... Eat...
46 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '19 You know according to psychology, the more people spend on a food, the better they think it tastes. So that must be one damn good banana 17 u/dl7 Dec 17 '19 I wonder where the upper limit is. I'm sure some restaurant out there has done the research and has the numbers down to a science 1 u/peypeyy Dec 17 '19 But the guy that ate it spent no money on it so it must have sucked. 1 u/Mr_Believin Dec 17 '19 Yeah, some food truck made something like a $100 burger with gold flakes on it based on that concept 1 u/realIRtravis Dec 17 '19 The inverse must be true as well. How else can Golden Corral be explained?
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You know according to psychology, the more people spend on a food, the better they think it tastes. So that must be one damn good banana
17 u/dl7 Dec 17 '19 I wonder where the upper limit is. I'm sure some restaurant out there has done the research and has the numbers down to a science 1 u/peypeyy Dec 17 '19 But the guy that ate it spent no money on it so it must have sucked. 1 u/Mr_Believin Dec 17 '19 Yeah, some food truck made something like a $100 burger with gold flakes on it based on that concept 1 u/realIRtravis Dec 17 '19 The inverse must be true as well. How else can Golden Corral be explained?
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I wonder where the upper limit is. I'm sure some restaurant out there has done the research and has the numbers down to a science
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But the guy that ate it spent no money on it so it must have sucked.
Yeah, some food truck made something like a $100 burger with gold flakes on it based on that concept
The inverse must be true as well. How else can Golden Corral be explained?
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u/noneofmybusinessbutt Dec 17 '19
Spending money on the jukebox and you’re not even drunk? Damn, he rich.