De gustibus non disputandum. What a gatekeeping cunt.
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People who gatekeep fucking food can just shove it in their mouths and shut the fuck up.
What kind of life do people like this lead where they think EVERY SINGLE PASSING THOUGHT they have is SO important and insightful that they need to get it all out there?
2008?! Fuck.
It’s honestly shocking how much worse the art has gotten, considering he’s been doing it for decades: https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2026/07/24/the-leto-protocol
I mean, this is a top 3 boilerplate response to someone sharing something boring online. Sharing is generally a pretty meaningful activity for humans. Sharing person to person is a lot better for us than shouting things out on social media but that’s the model that’s provided and the behavior that’s being modeled.
If I am at an airport, I'm probably not gonna eat anything because I refuse to pay $50 for a single meal.
I just got 3 grilled cheese, 3 orders of fries, and two (12oz canned) sodas at a city beach on Cape Cod. $52.
Not Nantucket...not Martha's Vineyard. Not even outer cape or P-town. Inner Cape.
What the fuck man. Like, I get captive audiences...but that's theme-park prices as far as I'm concerned.
That doesn't honestly seem too awful for what sounds like 3 whole meals in this economy.
Yeah, I guess not, when you tack on the "in this economy..." to it.
And those fries were pretty friggen good, too. Grilled cheese was mid tho. Best grilled cheeses use mayo. Good grilled cheeses use butter. This had neither. It was more like a toasted cheese.
Was it just straight grilled cheese? Not something fancy like 3 cheese or added meat?
I probably am because I'm high as balls on edibles and ate the food supposed to last me the whole trip during the first flight.
Bro got the palate of a latino 10 year old
Nah man you see they used long words and therefore it's fancy
The airport is a lawless place. 7AM? Have a beer. Tired? Sleep on the floor. Hungry? Chips now cost $17.
Who gives a shit what you eat at an airport? That's probably the most utilitarian food imaginable. Plus, because of all the unknown international cross-contamination, there's also the major "at your own risk" consideration. Complaining, judging, negging, or memeing about who eats what at the airport in any sort of serious capacity when it doesn't affect anybody AT ALL is bizarre and gives me "we have Seinfeld at home but he's just a cringe asshole" vibes.
Airports are stressful, chaotic, and uncomfortable. I'm just surviving when I'm in one. Definitely not trying to be doing any fine dining.
You can talk all the shit you want about MIA as the airport logistics and operations are trash, but the $6 empanadas at Versailles, la carreta on gate D37 and a couple of standalone empanada places are the best food at MIA by leaps and bounds, and way safer than any of the sushi, sandwich other of the microwave to table restaurants there.
Source : used this airport for +20 years living here.
People eat at airports?
ppl eat at airports and brag about it?
People don't eat shitty overpriced airport food because they like it. They do it because they have no other choice.
If he is eating at an airport his beef likely came from the same factory as the cheeseburger.
Panda express is the best airport food imo. Its the only place I've consistently been able to get plain grilled chicken, white rice, and broccoli. Very boring meal, but it doesnt cause my digestive system to bloat up or twist itself into knots, which is pretty peak for air travel days
Cheeseburger - provides a bunch of protein, fat, some salad and bread; it's an ultimately balanced meal and one designed for sustain people (e.g through flights or staying up at night/in the morning)
Some of us don't eat them that often because of our culture, anyway.
It's definitely what I would get. I always need extra protein packed all together.
Pizza - You just know it's going to be nice. Need I say more? It's less about comfort but about safety and not wasting money
You can’t trust ‘regional’ food at a US airport. Some of it is decent, but the supply chain is often national.

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