Training hard
Training hard
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"How many hotdogs would you say you eat a day?"
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Is that high?
's a little high.
Is that bad?
Well... it's not good.
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Yeah, this confirms it.
I've found my people.
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I was so ready for The Whale but they go ahead and cast a well known actor.
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“Isn’t all good bad for you? I’ve been eating muffins and lasagna for 45 years and I feel terrible.”
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Not necessarily something you say out loud or brag about....
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i still don't understand what 'normal people' eat. either it's total fast food slop or it's like white people salad yoga bullshit
please don't eat yoga, it is not intended for oral consumption.
But im getting oral when doing yoga
I'm a chicken + rice fan myself.
Beans and rice all the way. You can stir fry it, add in an egg, add in all sorts of veggies (fresh or frozen), add in any kind of meat, turn it into chili, season it a dozen dozen ways, put it in a tortilla.
It's such a cheap and versatile basis for a diet, and if you pressure cook beans a couple times a week and get a rice cooker, you can really streamline the effort for cooking
lmao
More that people only talk about their diets (or at least, you only take note of their comments about it) when it's noteworthy, either for being super healthy or super unhealthy
And ofc people are trash at self reporting their actual diets
Well, today my diet was mostly Halloween candy, but I like to think that doesn't represent me as a person.
If you wanted a straight answer, common meals cooked in my home are:
meat (steak, lamb, chicken, fish) & garden salad
meat & roast veggies
asian stiry frys (meat+veg+rice/noodles)
thai & indian curries + rice
lasagna
spaghetti bolognese
burgers (hamburger/steak sandwich) & salad
tacos
(I am Australian for context)
That is more or less the same stuff that is common in my home in Sweden.
The US is a country of extremism all put in place by corporations.
Balanced diet. Healthy and tasty.
Anything but fastfood. Usually made at home.