What is some of your Pet Peeve's

[scootr]

Did you eat all of it?

I did. I was eating with a rancher friend of mine and I dam sure wasn't going to be outdone at the supper table.

 

[Fuddyduddy1952]

Your in Texas, right? Only place I ever got a 60 oz steak

Virginia

 

[Fuddyduddy1952]

I kept searching for what this was and found THIS after I typed: "big azz French toast breakfast"
Now picture this with all the fruit in a bowl and with 1/6 of a large cheesecake then heavy whipped cream all over and that's it.
I ate half until it was hard to breathe and my goozle was filled to the top.

 

[WinterDeere]

Here's a peeve: food & restaurants.
We just now returned from a (good actually) highly rated restaurant just a few miles away.
Sunday brunch, but not buffet.
I like French toast so I ordered that & coffee. I wished I had my phone/camera. A platter: 6 pieces of Texas toast topped with this huge slice of the sweetest cheesecake you can imagine. Everything smothered with whipped cream all covered with confectionery sugar and maple syrup. Lord knows how many carbs & calories that was.
I ate half and feel like something blew up inside me. It did come with a bowl of fruit...only thing healthy.
Years ago restaurants served real food and why not a senior portion for less money?

America is addicted to sugar. It used to be that kids craved "sweet", and adults graduated to "savory". But probably thanks to the softdrink industry among other factors, so many adults still survive on childhood levels of sugar.

NIH recommends no more than 30 g per day, which would net under 11 kg per year, but we're averaging almost 8x that amount:

 

[JasperFrank]

Ten years ago my wife and I went to a local dealer to buy two new cars with cash. We were within $150 for both and sales manager wouldn't budge. We drove to another dealer 90 miles away and we got two identical better cars for less money. The salesman said he would have paid $150 of his own money to sell two new cars.
That was a lousy experience you had and I'd give them a bad review on their website.

Yelp does make a diff. Gave a bad review for a junk yard car part store. Some how they found my land line phone, called me and wanted some sort of retraction, if they could make it Okay with me. I was already okay, since I'd got the part from some place else. And they were saying we will give you the part for free. I had all ready bought the item - on line. Some where else, and they wasted an entire day of my life by saying and insisting they had a part that they didn't have. The Yelp review is still there. My time waiting 4 hours, and driving to the site and back, has meaning.

 

[Fuddyduddy1952]

America is addicted to sugar. It used to be that kids craved "sweet", and adults graduated to "savory". But probably thanks to the softdrink industry among other factors, so many adults still survive on childhood levels of sugar.

NIH recommends no more than 30 g per day, which would net under 11 kg per year, but we're averaging almost 8x that amount:

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My diabetic wife ordered a hamburger & salad...still had to take some home.
She guesstimated that breakfast was over 1000g carbs. Her target is 35-40 total carbs/meal. Never sugar or artificial sweetner.

 

[Oaktree]

Your in Texas, right? Only place I ever got a 60 oz steak

Back in the 70s was passing thru Texas panhandle on a road trip and saw a billboard offering a steak dinner for free if you could eat it all. Forget if it was 60 or 72 oz. I'm guessing it came with multiple sides that you had to finish as well.
I've always had a big appetite, but even in my 20s (which I was at the time) not sure I could have done it. Wasn't hungry at the time I saw the BB anyway.

 

[Jstpssng]

I did. I was eating with a rancher friend of mine and I dam sure wasn't going to be outdone at the supper table.

A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do!
(You have to be of a certain vintage to remember that quote.)

 

[1 Old Man]

Back in the 70s was passing thru Texas panhandle on a road trip and saw a billboard offering a steak dinner for free if you could eat it all. Forget if it was 60 or 72 oz. I'm guessing it came with multiple sides that you had to finish as well.
I've always had a big appetite, but even in my 20s (which I was at the time) not sure I could have done it. Wasn't hungry at the time I saw the BB anyway.

it's The Big Texan Steakhouse in Amarillo. 72oz. + all the trimmings + finished in a certain amount of time.
A gut buster for sure!

 

[BackRoad]

And you had to eat the 72oz steak...plus baked potato...and side veggies...all within 1 hour! Or else pay for it all.

Been there...but didn't try