I’m trying to determine if this question is rhetorical. It really got me thinking. Maybe it’s just a chicken and egg argument. Maybe it confuses me because I haven’t personally eaten inside a fast food “restaurant” since I discovered a crackhead in the bathroom when I was 7. In The Great Wendy’s Boogies Debate, there are no winners.
The thing that cracks me up about a status like this is that it further highlights the gap between different types of parents. Some parents use organic shopping cart covers and hang ‘Please Wash’ signs on their baby’s stroller, while others take their children to dirty fast food franchises and crack “jokes” about walls covered with dried nasal mucus. You say tomayto, I say tomahto?
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I’m trying to determine if this question is rhetorical. It really got me thinking. Maybe it’s just a chicken and egg argument. Maybe it confuses me because I haven’t personally eaten inside a fast food “restaurant” since I discovered a crackhead in the bathroom when I was 7. In The Great Wendy’s Boogies Debate, there are no winners.

The thing that cracks me up about a status like this is that it further highlights the gap between different types of parents. Some parents use organic shopping cart covers and hang ‘Please Wash’ signs on their baby’s stroller, while others take their children to dirty fast food franchises and crack “jokes” about walls covered with dried nasal mucus. You say tomayto, I say tomahto?

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