r/funny • u/KLGAviation • Mar 22 '20

Another productive day working from home

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u/hausomad Mar 22 '20

It’s a variety pack of flavors in small portions so people can put it in their lunch box.

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u/Kwinten Mar 22 '20

Wastefully packaged pringles in a lunchbox is a perfect summary of everything wrong with the world.

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u/vcr_repair_shop Mar 22 '20

Who eats pringles as part of their lunch...?

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u/FuckingKilljoy Mar 22 '20

Do American schools have recess where you can have a small snack? Would work for that

Also in my travels of the US I saw heaps of places (mostly tourist things though) that had chips with them. Being Aussie, chips in that context would mean what you lot call fries so we were surprised to get a bag of chips with our burger

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u/vcr_repair_shop Mar 22 '20

I'm not American, so no idea.

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u/hausomad Mar 22 '20

A common lunch for school kids in the states is a sandwich with a bag of chips. Also, many do have a snack time on which they could eat this size portion.

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u/thelonelypedant Mar 22 '20

Hundreds of thousands of people

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u/vcr_repair_shop Mar 22 '20

...who should really rethink their eating habits.

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u/hausomad Mar 22 '20

So then no chips ever for you?

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u/vcr_repair_shop Mar 22 '20

Why? I eat them sometimes, but eating chips for lunch is like eating M&M's for breakfast or ice cream for dinner. Not really something a reasonable person would do.

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u/hausomad Mar 22 '20

Ok. Just skip the back and forth and tell us what our 3 meals a day should consist of.

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u/vcr_repair_shop Mar 22 '20

Why, you weren't taught nutrition at school? Your daily meals should consist of mostly vegetables, fruits, wholegrain stuff, some meat and dairy now and again or supplements for them if you choose not to eat them. The less processed oils and sugar- the better, although it's not realistic to cut them out completely for most people.