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Airports aside, I love it when people assume just because you like cheap food, it means you can't stomach or don't love good food, too.
F'real man. Like, I love all sorts of food, but nothing hits quite like a really shitty cheap pizza, with that "cheese" that just comes off in a flat sheet.
Yeah. When I eat Taco Bell, it's not because I want Mexican food. It's because I want Taco Bell.
There's a certain itch that good food can't scratch.
How do you feel about shit-tier ice cream? Like knockoff hoodsie cups, or store brand ice cream sandwiches?
One of Gordon Ramsey's all time favorites in an IN-N-OUT burger.
At least it's not grilled cheese.
I had In-N-Out like 3 times and though it was just sub-par.
The next time, I sat there for a few minutes and listened to other people order and herard animal style a few times.
I have no idea why they don't just default their stuff that way. it went from tasteless generic to kick ass.
I think it's weird that eating pizza is somehow a sign of someone who lacks the correct values or something
Pizza also really isn't that bad, if it's not too greasy. Flat bread, tomatoes and cheese. There's nothing wrong with that if you don't eat the whole pie.