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Little Ceasers Bacon wrapped deep dish pizza

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QueBert said:
I guess the company misspelled it too, because the web site's

littleCAESARS.com

You should either try less hard at being a dick, or try harder to be good at it, your choice...
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Try reading with a little less dyslexia this time.
 
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QueBert said:
I guess the company misspelled it too, because the web site's

littleCAESARS.com

You should either try less hard at being a dick, or try harder to be good at it, your choice...
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Strong self-pwnage of the year contender. Are you dyslexic?
 
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lol
 
Maybe he's saying that it is supposed to have an S because there is no apostrophe and, thus, it isn't possessive?
 
QueBert said:
I guess the company misspelled it too, because the web site's

littleCAESARS.com

You should either try less hard at being a dick, or try harder to be good at it, your choice...
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I'll accept your apology in the form of a post containing the word "Caesar" 50 times.
 
CZroe said:
LOL! Here's a post from BurgieBoi's own thread where he admits that he was only able to snack for the rest of the day (bagels and protein bar)!


Oh man! You sure were hungry! Look at how you had to compensate with those two larger meals! You even call this a "considerable amount" in reference to daily intake! 🙄

After his posts in this thread I immediately recalled where he described his In-n-Out order to us. Here it is:

It wasn't easy to find because he has DOZENS of In-n-Out threads here (he even says as much in one of them).

Now, let those two threads sink in and ask yourself why anyone would take portion size opinions from this guy.

"Two double-meats?!"
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Not sure what this collection of posts is supposed to indicate. I usually skip breakfast, so for me to eat two bagels is rare on its own, and probably explains why I was inclined to have Chipotle that day rather than In-N-Out. Not to mention that I even said I ate a protein bar on that day, which is something I wouldn't need to do if I was full after eating Chipotle.

Two double-meats plus a side of fries provides a lot more food than Chipotle for the same price. You're making my argument.

EDIT: btw, I got my usual from In-N-Out three hours ago and I'm still stuffed. I probably won't even need to eat again before bed. If I got Chipotle I'd be digging through my backpack for a Clif bar right about now.
 
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HamburgerBoy said:
Not sure what this collection of posts is supposed to indicate. I usually skip breakfast, so for me to eat two bagels is rare on its own, and probably explains why I was inclined to have Chipotle that day rather than In-N-Out. Not to mention that I even said I ate a protein bar on that day, which is something I wouldn't need to do if I was full after eating Chipotle.

Two double-meats plus a side of fries provides a lot more food than Chipotle for the same price. You're making my argument.

EDIT: btw, I got my usual from In-N-Out three hours ago and I'm still stuffed. I probably won't even need to eat again before bed. If I got Chipotle I'd be digging through my backpack for a Clif bar right about now.
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Are you skinny, average, or large man?
 
HamburgerBoy said:
Not sure what this collection of posts is supposed to indicate. I usually skip breakfast, so for me to eat two bagels is rare on its own, and probably explains why I was inclined to have Chipotle that day rather than In-N-Out. Not to mention that I even said I ate a protein bar on that day, which is something I wouldn't need to do if I was full after eating Chipotle.
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One post shows that you are out of touch with normal portion sizes (three burgers?!). The other shows a contradiction where you consider a Chipotle burrito, two bagels, and a protein bar "a considerable amount" for one day.

Don't deny that second point. You were specifically saying that you had trouble understanding how people could get fat when you ate so much and barely touched 2,000 calories. Obviously, you thought that was more than equivalent to three square meals. If you don't think that a Chipotle burrito is filling enough for one meal, then you must think that two bagels and a protein bar are equivalent to the remainder AND the other two meals that average person would have (2.5 meals?).

HamburgerBoy said:
Two double-meats plus a side of fries provides a lot more food than Chipotle for the same price. You're making my argument.
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LOL! More evidence of you being absolutely out of touch with normal portions! A Chipotle burrito is HUGE. Having two double-meats as your "usual" is down-right gluttonous.

HamburgerBoy said:
EDIT: btw, I got my usual from In-N-Out three hours ago and I'm still stuffed. I probably won't even need to eat again before bed. If I got Chipotle I'd be digging through my backpack for a Clif bar right about now.
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That's odd because before you acted like a Chipotle burrito, two bagels, and a protein bar were MORE than you could expect someone to eat in a day. According to your other post, that Chipotle burrito and Clif bar would put you two bagels away from having a particularly "considerable" amount for the day.

You've done a complete 180-degree flip from your position on Chipotle that day.
 
CZroe said:
One post shows that you are out of touch with normal portion sizes (three burgers?!). The other shows a contradiction where you consider a Chipotle burrito, two bagels, and a protein bar "a considerable amount" for one day.

Don't deny that second point. You were specifically saying that you had trouble understanding how people could get fat when you ate so much and barely touched 2,000 calories. Obviously, you thought that was more than equivalent to three square meals. If you don't think that a Chipotle burrito is filling enough for one meal, then you must think that two bagels and a protein bar are equivalent to the remainder AND the other two meals that average person would have (2.5 meals?).


LOL! More evidence of you being absolutely out of touch with normal portions! A Chipotle burrito is HUGE. Having two double-meats as your "usual" is down-right gluttonous.


That's odd because before you acted like a Chipotle burrito, two bagels, and a protein bar were MORE than you could expect someone to eat in a day. According to your other post, that Chipotle burrito and Clif bar would put you two bagels away from having a particularly "considerable" amount for the day.

You've done a complete 180-degree flip from your position on Chipotle that day.
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I never said three burgers was normal, that's just my personal preference. I'm saying $7 for a tiny burrito is abnormal. If Chipotle's burritos were maybe $5, I could order two. For the price, it's a ripoff.

My second point is revealing how disgusting people have to be in order to get obese. I'm saying that 2000 calories takes considerable effort to eat, unless eating Chipotle where the majority of the calories are in starch and beans. Also, the degree of filling depends on how much food is spread over a day. With a large breakfast and a snack bar, a burrito is fine. A single bagel with cream cheese is pretty much a meal on its own. I'm not saying that I would expect most people to eat a similar amount, I just think it's pathetic knowing that fatties chow down heavily all day in order to reach their degree of fatitude.

So am I gluttonous or am I not eating enough? I don't even know what you're trying to argue now.
 
HamburgerBoy said:
I never said three burgers was normal, that's just my personal preference. I'm saying $7 for a tiny burrito is abnormal. If Chipotle's burritos were maybe $5, I could order two. For the price, it's a ripoff.
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wtf dude, Chipotle's burrito's are f'n huge. A fairly standard Chipotle burrito clocks in at 1200 calories. And then I see gluttons doing double meat, double wrap, bringing it closer to 1500+ calories O_O
 
Ns1 said:
wtf dude, Chipotle's burrito's are f'n huge. A fairly standard Chipotle burrito clocks in at 1200 calories. And then I see gluttons doing double meat, double wrap, bringing it closer to 1500+ calories O_O
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How much does it add to get double meat? I didn't know that was an option. If it's a dollar extra or so I might be convinced to start going there more regularly again.

I should add that I never have cheese, sour cream, guac, or any of that other stuff on my burritos.
 
Dunno. I've never actually done double meat, I just see the gluttons doing it. By the time all is said and done the poor worker can barely roll the burrito.

Seems unlikely it would only be a dollar tho
 
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