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> You can't have too many hash browns. That's just not a thing. One hundred percent agree with you. That said, finishing off a triple topped is enough to make
by cosmie 7y ago
> You can't have too many hash browns. That's just not a thing.
One hundred percent agree with you. That said, finishing off a triple topped is enough to make a shred of doubt cross your mind. You then just have to wash that doubt away with a refill of Mr. Pibb and move on to the bacon and peanut butter waffle.
- DoreenMichele 7y agoYou know, I have an appetite. Absolutely. But once I have polished off three sets of hash browns, I'm usually good. You win this one. I"m not even going to compete.
- cosmie 7y agoThe order itself is more of an ingrained habit from my college years than anything else. Even when I consciously choose something else the few times I go, I still end up spitting out that order before I even register what I've said. Finishing it though is less about appetite and more about stubborn refusal to accept defeat and acknowledge the loss of my twenties. That said, a triple hashbrown is nothing. My potato stomach is still going strong and near bottomless. What puts you over the edge is the chili. With a triple foundation to support it, they load up far more than you'd get with three single topped orders.
- DoreenMichele 7y agoOh, man, when I was 17, I could eat a 2000 calorie snack and not gain weight. Bodies change as you get older.
- cosmie 7y agoEntirely too true. I've acknowledged my bodies inability to handle successive all-nighters without incurring the wrath of a splitting headache, and adjusted my behavior to appease it. And adjusted my (overall) eating habits to minimize heartburn (not an easy feat, given the type of Italian cooking I grew up around). But so far, my mind has refused to cede authority over my once-in-a-blue-moon Waffle House trips to my body's newfound limitations. It's definitely a battle that's going to be lost soon, but not quite yet.