Dude finally ate a banana

My ex husband went to McDonalds every day for lunch. It was ok because he'd blot the burger patty so that made it lower fat. Of course he did get his fries double fried so they were extra crispy but ya he made the actual burger healthy

cee134 wrote: »

There's a guy at my work that drinks a liter of [pick any soda] or 2 Monsters, every day. I only see him eat donuts or other things from a convenience store and if he goes out to lunch he always comes back with something from a fast food place. I'm actually concerned because I know he's a smart dude. That way of eating, every single day can't be good for him. Also, I'm not going to say anything to him about it.

But today dude finally ate a banana.

My husband is the same way. Junk all the time and then randomly will have something okay for him. The pressure at home is real.

Maybe it's just me, but I couldn't

A) care about what my coworkers ate
B ) invest any amount of time to even notice any kind of eating habit/pattern
C) rationalize how anything other people ate was any of my businesses.

I may be alone in this line of thinking, but this wouldn't be the first time.

I worked with a guy once at my university who was morbidly obese, and would come in to work every single day with Big Gulps of Mountain Dew, burritos and stuff from the case at 7-Eleven, etc., etc. Smoked regularly to boot. We worked on the second floor of a small building, that had no elevator and he had trouble making it up the few stairs. I found out later he had two young daughters. I was so scared for him! But didn't know him well enough to be like, "dude... woah, this is so bad for you, and what about your girls?" He only worked for us for a few months, and we rarely talked. He did go on a "diet" at one point, but it consisted of things like not drinking soda in the morning... and getting two 24oz frappes with whip cream instead. He also brought in a banana once, but it was left sitting on his desk for over week, and then I am assuming the janitors took it away.

cmcollins001 wrote: »

Maybe it's just me, but I couldn't

A) care about what my coworkers ate
B ) invest any amount of time to even notice any kind of eating habit/pattern
C) rationalize how anything other people ate was any of my businesses.

I may be alone in this line of thinking, but this wouldn't be the first time.

There's a lot of people that feel the same way I am sure. Their way of expressing it is by backing out of the thread without replying rather than climbing on a high horse as you've chosen to do.