[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by DrMack

Um no. $1 for 50k in heart problems, worry and obesity?

Wow 7oz meal causing all those problems, what think getting at restaurants that don’t have list ingredients?

I’m not fat or lazy or over weight. I don’t have drive up on greens to play golf. So, no worries for me at 172 lbs blood pressure 115/64, blood work well within limits at 5’11”. O not on ANY medications. So, I think I can afford to have one occasionally. But not recommended for overeaters.

[Topspinmo]

Sorry for recommending this unhealthy 7 oz snack. I didn’t realize there was so many unhealthy eaters.

[bigeasy]

Which store has it ?

[Howdy]

Once again as Usual 99.99% of the replies have nothing to do with the Original Post as in NOTHING !!!
Why is this ?
Why take the time to post total nonsense to an original post that doesn't make any sense whatsoever.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I looked at the menu, and everything on it was a lot less than $20.

One thing I don't like about breakfast places is that they all want to charge an outrageous price for a cup of coffee. The Flying Bisquit price is $2.89 plus tax and tip, which makes it almost 4 dollars for one cup of coffee, if you don't want refills. Some places don't even show the price on the menu.

They do free refills and will even give you a to-go cup...

[Aces4]

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Originally Posted by mtdjed

Right on! Make that Lipitor & Plavix earn their keep!

Are we talking about the Mallory hamburger?

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

Correct for some restaurants, but I have seen beer prices on a lot of menus.

Personally, I think that advertising a "complete" breakfast for a fixed price that doesn't include coffee is deceptive, especially when coffee for two will cost almost 8 dollars at a breakfast restaurant.

I have never seen “complete breakfast” on a menu, what restaurant has that speciality?
There are some restaurants that have breakfast special, with a drink, not specific on the coffee. Some do go to buffet restaurants that drinks not included.

Bonefish has a prefix brunch this month with aperitif, 3 courses, paired with mixed drinks, with four dishes.

No where is coffee listed unless you consider espresso martini as a coffee item.

Personally I don’t drink the brown liquid some restaurants serve, unless it’s coming in a French press.

[Aces4]

Originally Posted by Howdy

Once again as Usual 99.99% of the replies have nothing to do with the Original Post as in NOTHING !!!
Why is this ?
Why take the time to post total nonsense to an original post that doesn't make any sense whatsoever.

And then we have the forum control officer who is it in no way related to the forum. Life goes on. Maybe the forum owners appreciate people being involved in posting, could that be?

[Aces4]

Originally Posted by DrMack

Um no. $1 for 50k in heart problems, worry and obesity?

Perhaps some people who have been so careful with their diet throughout their lives are ready for some fun before they die. Not everyone wants to live to be 90+, sitting in a home, with dementia, family all gone, etc. There's a lot to be said for going out before all the sh*t hits the fan. Parkinson's, dementia, aneurisms, multiple myeloma and on and on.

[Howdy]

Originally Posted by Aces4

Perhaps some people who have been so careful with their diet throughout their lives are ready for some fun before they die. Not everyone wants to live to be 90+, sitting in a home, with dementia, family all gone, etc. There's a lot to be said for going out before all the sh*t hits the fan. Parkinson's, dementia, aneurisms, multiple myeloma and on and on.

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