The thing is, some people can actually eat this well. I ate a challenge burger at a restaurant that was eight quarter pound patties stacked vertically, a whole pound of bacon, a whole tomato, a half an onion, and a quarter of a head of lettuce. Plus a massive side of chili cheese fries. It was fantastic!

This burger just looks like a regular burger to me, I wouldn't have any trouble eating this at all. I certainly could get a complete bite of it vertically into my mouth at once, and it isn't even that much food.

Homemade or restaurant?

No, now he has to begin the search for an even better burger.

My statement wasn't really geared towards DUIs but a response to the reality so many come out of incarceration into. I have a friend who is back in jail because of legal debt he hasn't been able to overcome in the last few years. He'll be back in again in a couple years unless he can figure out how to make stacks. It's almost like they want them to get deeper into crime.

They do that on purpose so that when you get out, you're already in debt slavery to the state (unless you're rich). Slavery is alive and well in 2023.

I'm 49. I've never received a full size candy bar on Halloween. I was always thankful for the bag full of minis though. Seriously, fuck OP.

Almost? It's exactly what they were.

Electric cars don't meet my needs (yet) but I would still prefer an ebike to this old Harley though.

#LOUD PIPES SAVE LIVES