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I'm from Los Angeles, where car culture reigns supreme. I suppose the equivalent would be eating in the car versus sitting alone in a restaurant or at your desk
by byoung2 4y ago
I'm from Los Angeles, where car culture reigns supreme. I suppose the equivalent would be eating in the car versus sitting alone in a restaurant or at your desk at work.
- ev1 4y agoI see people eating off their hood fairly often. Or it's not even their car, who knows.
- TolietMeals4Me 4y agoNo, the equivalent is eating your meal in the toilet. I'm from the US and always have had a car but since highschool have spent any "social time" like lunch locked in a toliet stall because I am terrified of people and people don't seem to like me either. I also eat in my car but first need to drive to a secluded spot.
- Centigonal 4y agoThere's a solitary joy to a nice car meal. I'm not afraid of people, but I like the privacy of having a meal in my own car versus a fast food restaurant's dining room (doubly so since COVID).
- woojoo666 4y agoI've eaten in a car before but I think the major difference from a toilet meal is that eating in a car is actually comfortable (I can recline, play music, etc) and that you can still be seen. Whereas the purpose of a toilet meal seems to be mainly to hide and preserve your social image.