-- Review Brah tries the BK Impossible Whopper

[Simply Red]

[Kman34]

Originally Posted by New World Order

Similar to Jack in the Box?

Thin, with lettuce, sauce, and some so called meat, I would say that Jack In the box has the narrow edge...

[Naptown Chief]

Originally Posted by DaFace

Not everyone cares obviously, but beef production has a huge impact on the environment. I don't care about the poor little cows, but I'm all for reducing our meat consumption for the environmental reasons.

BOOOOO

[New World Order]

Originally Posted by Kman34

Thin, with lettuce, sauce, and some so called meat, I would say that Jack In the box has the narrow edge...

That meat looks rough

I'll try them when I need a quick bite.

[Otter]

I'll take "People I Wouldn't Trust with my Kids" for $1000, Alex.

[RunKC]

SR I’m still waiting for the review of the Monterrey Melt from Whataburger. Its that good!

[rabblerouser]

No.

[Dayze]

dude, this kid reminds me of a dude I worked with in the Navy. I think I've mentioned it before. but the Navy dude had the same physique - skinny, no muscle tone, but the kid could EAT. He was from some po-dunk town in Texas, and said before he joined the Navy his town just got a McDonald's. His entire life, he didn't have any fast food or something crazy like that. So once he tried it, he was hooked like a crack addict. This kid was borderline reeruned, I'm not even sure how he made it into the Navy. Just no social skills, almost child-like.

Anyway, this kid would throw down McDonald's, no kidding, probably 3 times a day; and 4 on the weekend. Our base had $.40 cheeseburgers every day; and like $1 fries. so this kid would get like 4 orders of fries and 8 cheeseburgers. there would be random times we'd be in the court yard of our barracks drinking beer etc, and he'd show up. We were all cool/nice to him (he wa a nice kid..just 'off'). We'd give him a beer, and just be standing around in a small circle shooting the breeze, then we'd heard paper crinkling; we'd look over, and the kid is pulling out a cheeseburger he had stashed in his pocket. We joked that whilst most of us had chew can rings in our back pockets of our jeans, he had a cheeseburger ring in his jeans.

Much like Review Brah.....this kid looked horribly unhealthy. His skin, like Review Brah, looked almost grey. To this day I think that kid looked like that because he had McDonald's secret formula pumping through his veins 24/7.

[ChiliConCarnage]

Do we get a follow up? Does the plant burger make ur poops green?

[WhawhaWhat]

This kid is probably pulling down 6 figures making videos about eating food from Taco Bell, Burger King, McDonalds, etc. He found a great niche at a young age.

[FlaChief58]

Originally Posted by WhawhaWhat

This kid is probably pulling down 6 figures making videos about eating food from Taco Bell, Burger King, McDonalds, etc. He found a great niche at a young age.

He can't be doing that well since it appears he lives at his grandma's house and clothes shops at goodwill

[Marcellus]

Originally Posted by DaFace

Not everyone cares obviously, but beef production has a huge impact on the environment. I don't care about the poor little cows, but I'm all for reducing our meat consumption for the environmental reasons.

Commercial plant farming isn't any better for the environment so I don't see how there is an enviornmental gain in eating more non beef products.

[MahiMike]

Peewee Herman is back?

[DaFace]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

Commercial plant farming isn't any better for the environment so I don't see how there is an enviornmental gain in eating more non beef products.

This is true. The problem is that cows have to eat too, and it takes way more than 750 calories of plants to grow a 750 calorie steak (not to mention the water required both to grow their food and to water the cows themselves).

I'm not at all the type to freak out about this stuff, and I'll be eating ribeyes until I die, but as a general trajectory, it's pretty clear that the world would be a better place if we didn't have so many pooping and farting, inefficient meat machines around.

[FAX]

So ... in olden times when 30 million bison roamed the Great Plains and another 60 million rampaged throughout the rest of North America (not to mention the deer and elk and wild goats), the ecology seemed to do fine ... but now that there are cattle raised in controlled environments and not allowed to trample the grass and trees and squirrels and acorns, it's worse?

Apparently, I need to research this issue further.

FAX

[DaFace]

Originally Posted by Flachief58

He can't be doing that well since it appears he lives at his grandma's house and clothes shops at goodwill

I used this calculator and came up with total estimated earnings of about $400k and earnings per video of around $400. Not getting rich, but he's doing fine for a random kid on the internet.