I said a firm “no” to the lady in line behind me who asked me to buy her groceries: two little bags of Doritos…at the same time the cashier lady asked me if I needed a bag.
No.
I found it to be a weird moment. That’s all.
I said a firm “no” to the lady in line behind me who asked me to buy her groceries: two little bags of Doritos…at the same time the cashier lady asked me if I needed a bag.
No.
I found it to be a weird moment. That’s all.
Doritos dont require refridgeration or equipment to cook them. They remain edible for a long time as long as you roll down the open end. They are easy to carry, easy to hide in case someone else plans on taking them. Also they are cheap. People are more willing to give up a few dollars.
Do NOT even try to convince me that Doritos are anything more than toxic waste. You can spend your money on anything you wish. I however wouldn’t vomit a penny toward any purchase of nutrient-void toxic waste.
Thats because you have the resources to be able to have food options.
I’m homeless too!! I’m blocking you because you think Doritos are food. I studied nutrition for 20 years and it took me 10 of those years to stop craving the junk that my parents & media raised me on, and learn what real food is, and crave real food instead of lab-made addictive yummy colorful nutrient-void food that makes people wrinkly, dehydrated harbingers of cancer & malaise.