I sometimes remember this, but then I get to the store and a cheesecake is $17 and I suddenly remember I don't actually need it that bad
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One time I was promised cake if I just did a series of tests on a prototype, though the tests seemed more like they were testing my problem solving skills rather than the prototype itself.
Anyways, the cake was great, so delicious and moist.
It was overall a very rewarding experience that I recommend everyone sign up for.
I actually installed it this week to give it another go, this timing is golden haha
I'm trying to nudge my daughter into playing it, but I guess I shared too many other interesting looking games with the family. A Game About Digging A Hole caught her eye first lol.
My son had beaten both Portal & Portal 2: before his fourth birthday. He's 16 now and I guess he likes cats.
But can you consume the cake without suffering consequences?
Then you do it, and your body punishes you for it this time, instead of your parents.
I remember one time as a young adult eating a cake for dinner, paired with a large beer.
I realized in the midst of my severe tummy ache that perhaps there are reasons why my parents didn't let me do such things 😆
Ah but you see I bike there, which means that it is healthy! Fitness is my passion.
Pouring one out for all the folks out there who have to get in a car to go to a bakery
As an adult I've had enough stomach aches, and gained enough belly fat, and developed enough of a palette, to viscerally dislike eating lots of cake.
The child in me screams for cake
The stomach in my adult body screams for pepto
I sometimes want to do this but then I realize I can make a better cake myself.
Can also bake one.
Bypass that drama and eat the icing straight from the jar.
When I was kid, I loved bananas, but my mom wouldn't buy them because she felt they were too expensive, so bananas became even more rare and precious to me.
I grew up, got my own place, and did my own grocery shopping. I remember walking through the grocery store, and passing the bananas, thinking they were too expensive, but I noticed they were 69 cents a pound. That didn't seem so much, so I weighed a few, and it was less that 2 pounds. I could buy a bunch of bananas for $1.50! That wasn't so much!
So I bought the bananas. That was many years ago, and I still buy bananas almost every shopping trip. That preciousness still exists though. Whenever I eat a banana, it feels like I'm eating a candy bar.
Tried this once while watching Matilda when I got to that scene. Paused it and went to the store and bought a gallon of milk, then stopped by portillos and got a chocolate cake.
Later that night I had big regrets
The death of innocence is reaching the point where you could do that, but it wouldn’t even make you happy because of health reasons.
This is a dangerous realization for some.
As a kid, you have the time but not the money.
As an adult, you have the money but not the time.
or the metabolism
It's the metabolism one.
I could consume 4000 kcal most days as a teenager without putting on weight. That is no longer the case and adjusting has been difficult. I'd need to go near 2000 to lose weight.
I use the example in the meme a lot. As adults we're in a post-scarcity mindset. If you tell a kid you can eat chocolate ice cream for 3 meals a day and don't do it because you don't want to (because you know you shouldn't), it would blow their minds. You're growing up when you get access to things and stop thinking "if you can" and start thinking "if you should".
for me it's not that i think that i shouldn't, but i can't. i just cannot ingest that much sugar at once, i get really bad feelings from that!
what's the relevance of the car. who is selling cakes in their car? do they eat the cake in the car? is this an american thing?
I had a patient who almost died from acute pancreatitis after eating 3 pounds of fudge in one sitting. So your pancreas may not stop you from buying or eating the cake, it can definitely stop you from doing it twice.
Every time I see this meme, I get sad that there's nobody selling cake in my car. But also glad, because why would they be in there?
As an adult, I can't stand cake and refuse to eat it no matter whose birthday or wedding or whatever it is, and I don't care who I piss off.
Of all the opinions I've ever heard, this is certainly one of them.
Why would I be pissed that you don't eat cake? That's more cake for me.
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