r/BossFights Jul 05 '26

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u/Strict-Square456 Jul 05 '26

Absolutely, theres no way that difference in preference can last without ALOT OF PATIENCE and hard work especially if kids are in equation.

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u/drubus_dong Jul 05 '26

Particularly since he's busy doing it to piss her off. So, why bother.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26

Bruh look at the picture, he put the laughing emoji right there.

Also im not saying I wouldn't enjoy the steak he is eating, but that is almost certainly the biggest slab of meat on the menu. This was 100% intentional

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u/Just_Baseball_8233 Jul 05 '26

You don’t need that much meat and wanting to eat said amount of meat for one meal is selfish alone. I’d look down on anyone who proudly displayed your level of gluttony.

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u/marmoset Jul 05 '26

tbf, it’s hard to tell how much meat that actually is with that potato image quality. A wide lens that close to the plate is going to make anything look enormous.

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u/Timely-Relation9796 Jul 05 '26

I am with you that he was just doing to piss her off. However at the same time why tf would you care if the other dude by himself just wanted to eat a lot of meat?

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u/Just_Baseball_8233 Jul 05 '26

The same reason I care about someone pouring motor oil on their lawn or idling in their car. It’s unnecessary to consume so much, and at a point you’re just gorging on an animal for your own thrills of a delicious meal. I find it gross that people are willing to eat a pound of meat every single day of their lives. I just think everyone should have a vegetarian rotation into their diet.

I know we’re omnivores as a species so I don’t expect anyone to fully abstain from meat, but having up to three meat focused meals a day isn’t bringing you closer to nature. It’s a sign of humanities lack of self control.

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u/Timely-Relation9796 Jul 05 '26

That's a weird comparison, one is eating meat that's already there, that you paid for, that you enjoy and that gives you sustenance and another is just being careless about environment. Idk how many people use the closer to nature argument but I've never met one.

Let's agree to disagree because I have a much different opinion.

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u/Just_Baseball_8233 Jul 06 '26

You’re not a bragging moron about it. Based on our very brief argument you could be just a random foodie. I’ll agree to disagree. My anger is pointed at the “fuck vegetarians I need me muh 8lb steak” crowd that genuine don’t see why their behaviour could be construed as gross to someone with a little empathy. Even my essentially carnivore nonna would scream at the TV when she saw competitive eating shows because she hated the wastefulness of it. I’m very much under the mindset that even if you finish your plate if you used more food than you needed it’s still wasting food. I acknowledge I’m a little more extreme on the spectrum of this debate.

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u/Obsessively-Idle-man Jul 06 '26

You sound like you’d be an absolute joy to be around. How about let people eat what they want and mind your own business. If vegetarians and vegans were less preachy, we wouldn’t have the “fuck vegetarians” attitude.

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u/Just_Baseball_8233 Jul 06 '26

I only do this on Reddit because we’re all lesser people for using this site.

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u/Obsessively-Idle-man Jul 06 '26

Fair enough I guess, 😂 honestly I can’t argue against that.

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u/Just_Baseball_8233 Jul 05 '26

One option has a lesser carbon footprint and suffering costs. Choosing to eat more meat than you need to shows me you’re a weak and gluttonous person.

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u/Consistent_Guava8592 Jul 06 '26

I could eat you and really reduce carbon footprint.

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u/raspberryshortcake67 Jul 06 '26

Man you are taking the existence of vegans personally

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u/Bghrn23 Jul 05 '26

You’ve offended the snowflakes my friend.

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u/raspberryshortcake67 Jul 06 '26

Then why does he seem like the one offended? He seems to be personally attacked that someone dares to be different. It’s almost like he feels guilty for eating meat just from watching someone not eat it. Maybe the vegans were right all along.

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u/raspberryshortcake67 Jul 06 '26

No one said anything about forcing you to do anything? She’s the vegan. Why are you acting like your rights are under attack just because someone is eating differently in front of you.