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[ScumbagSoldier]

Fast food is gross !! 

Somebody get this pretentious snob outta here.

[Ollistar]

 Bacon is overrated. Pretzel pizza sounds nice.

[Hiro]

that's hella gross dude

Fast food is gross !! 

dont bully fast food otaku

[bubblecat]

You can still get pretzel crust as an option at Pizza Hut, haven't tried it, but if someone does I expect a full report.

It's not gonna be the same as the legendary Little Ceaser's one since they don't replace the sauce with nacho cheese, but it's the closest option we've got.

[lmoa]

Somebody get this pretentious snob outta here.

Someone needs to understand what the words he uses mean before using them. Eating fast food on a regular basis would only suggest that you can't cook or can't be bothered to cook/learn to cook. Either are poor excuses to maintain a less nutritious diet and to spend more on it.

There's nothing fundamentally wrong with eating at fast foods when time is the limiting factor. For any other situation though, there are many more (objectively) better options to choose from.

[Royalkitten]

You can still get pretzel crust as an option at Pizza Hut, haven't tried it, but if someone does I expect a full report.

It's not gonna be the same as the legendary Little Ceaser's one since they don't replace the sauce with nacho cheese, but it's the closest option we've got.

THEY FUCKIN BETTER BE OPEN NEXT TIME THAT WAS BULLSHIT   

[McJongJing]

There's a nice Japanese store near me that sells those pastry bun things.
They're really convenient because they're healthy and fast.

[Hiro]

i eat fast food because i like the taste, the fact that i literally cant cook a single thing doesnt have anything to do with this 

[lmoa]

Yeah there are some joints that fix nice healthy snacks. Those are rare and at times costly, as decent and (actually) healthy ingredients are often much more costly than the alternative. Unfortunately pandering to the informed and mindful customer has never been too successful a business model (rip Thinkpads).

[ScumbagSoldier]

Somebody get this pretentious snob outta here.

Someone needs to understand what the words he uses mean before using them. Eating fast food on a regular basis would only suggest that you can't cook or can't be bothered to cook/learn to cook. Either are poor excuses to maintain a less nutritious diet and to spend more on it.

There's nothing fundamentally wrong with eating at fast foods when time is the limiting factor. For any other situation though, there are many more (objectively) better options to choose from.

Not really. Given the ingredients, most of the stuff I cook is pretty close to fast food anyway.

Fuck health. Why live longer when it just means I'll have more time to be miserable?

[McJongJing]

Because healthy people feel less miserable.

Being a fat unhealthy fuck just makes you feel worse.

[Pleinair]

There's a nice Japanese store near me that sells those pastry bun things.
They're really convenient because they're healthy and fast.

You mean these?
I practically lived of off of these for longer than I'd like to admit. I used to live near a Korean store that sold these. At the end of the week they had eight buns, that were about 1.5x the size of my fist, for 5 bucks.  I bought two packages. That was lunch most days. Sometimes dinner too.

[lmoa]

That just means you need to learn to cook better and healthier.

This might completely blow your mind dude, but it's possible to make food that can taste well regularly and for it to have a positive impact your physiological condition.

Seriously it might sound like one of those dumb health mags but it is logical that an imbalanced diet (ie. not enough of some, too much of another dietary intake) have a negative effect upon emotional disposition. Changing your daily diet for the better is a pretty important and impactful decision, even for NEETs!

[McJongJing]

Nah, not quite Pleinar.
You know yukkuris? It's like that.

[ScumbagSoldier]

I eat whatever I want, and only work out occasionally, but I've never felt misery that was directly related to my state of physical being, and I'm not THAT fat...

I have felt miserable because I didn't have a bacon pizza in the immediate vicinity of my face, however.

I do eat a (mostly) balanced diet, btw.