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This is the usual perspective I heear from fellow Americans, but I can't agree with it. What ever happened to a satisfying experience that didn't involve stuffi
by myrloc 8y ago
This is the usual perspective I heear from fellow Americans, but I can't agree with it. What ever happened to a satisfying experience that didn't involve stuffing oneself?
- swimfar 8y agoHe never said anything about "stuffing himself". He said he shouldn't leave the restaurant hungry. I don't see how this can be a controversial preference.
- curun1r 8y agoProbably because satiety isn't a constant thing...our bodies adapt. As an American, whenever I spend time in Europe or Asia, I spend the first week feeling hungry. But after that, I adapt and I'm fine. And when I get back to the States, I spend the next month making two meals out of every restaurant portion I buy until my body eventually adapts back. In America, we stuff ourselves without realizing we're doing so.
- Haul4ss 8y agoIn America, anything worth doing is worth overdoing. :) (I live here too, I'm just poking fun at our culture)