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On 9/2/2025 3:25 AM, Kenito Benito wrote:

On Mon, 1 Sep 2025 15:56:03 -0500, Bryan Simmons
<bryangsimmons@gmail.com> wrote:

We got Steak 'n Shake for the first time in a long time. Double
Steakburger with beef tallow fries for $5.99 (#7). No question better
than any other fast food burger I've ever had.

It certainly comes across as really good.

Extra pickle, extra
onion, extra relish. Three #7s and 3 (free) waters for under $20. My
wife ordered hers sans cheese, and gave me one of her burger patties,
plus about half of her fries, so I was stuffed.

UGH! That is a lot of food. About 30 years ago, I could probably
have eaten it. Not so much now.

I was pretty gorged, even though I'd had almost no breakfast. It was
seriously a great experience.>

Sure, that's pricier than McD's or BK, but worth the extra buck fifty or so.

As expensive as everything has become over the past eight months,
the difference is minor, really.

Eggs are cheaper than 8 months ago. Ears of sweet corn are cheaper.
Lower cost cuts of beef are a bit higher, but higher end cuts are a bit cheaper. Food spending is not anywhere near the highest cost of
after-tax income by percentage. Dwelling costs are really high. All
that stuff that needs to be replaced because the definition of "durable"
has shrunken to far fewer years will be replaced by items with tariffs.

In a purely selfish sense, I'm not harmed. I already own a Speed Queen
washer (made in USA, but with steel likely from Canada), and a Miele dishwasher (made in Germany). Those appliances will outlive the current political insanity, and probably outlive me. A few food items may go up
in price, but I can deal with that.

The eggnurnt White trash whose entire sense of being is dependent upon
being better than non-White, non-hetero, non-WHAT THE FUCK are getting
fucked hard in the ass by the fascist shit they voted for. I will
celebrate when there are suicides of farmers who voted for Trump, and
are going bankrupt. I can't bring myself to celebrate soybeans rotting
in a silo, but a soybean farmer who voted for Trump decaying in a
coffin, that makes me happy.

--Bryan
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On 9/1/2025 3:56 PM, Bryan Simmons wrote:

We got Steak 'n Shake for the first time in a long time.-a Double Steakburger with beef tallow fries for $5.99 (#7).-a No question better
than any other fast food burger I've ever had.-a Extra pickle, extra
onion, extra relish.-a Three #7s and 3 (free) waters for under $20. My
wife ordered hers sans cheese, and gave me one of her burger patties,
plus about half of her fries, so I was stuffed.

Went to another SnS today. The receipt had one of those survey codes. I
did the survey and got a code for a free medium order of fries, so next
time I will have a huge amount of fries with my burger, all for $5.99.
*Or*, I could go at happy hour, and my wife and I could get half priced milkshakes, and I could get a French fry snack for $5.00. Of course I'd
share, but she's not much for fries.
Then, I'd do *that* survey. Unlike McD's, there was no limit on the
number of surveys per month. It's no wonder that I'm both financially OK
and fat.

--Bryan
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On Fri, 19 Sep 2025 13:45:59 -0500, Bryan Simmons
<bryangsimmons@gmail.com> wrote:

On 9/1/2025 3:56 PM, Bryan Simmons wrote:

We got Steak 'n Shake for the first time in a long time.a Double
Steakburger with beef tallow fries for $5.99 (#7).a No question better
than any other fast food burger I've ever had.a Extra pickle, extra
onion, extra relish.a Three #7s and 3 (free) waters for under $20. My
wife ordered hers sans cheese, and gave me one of her burger patties,
plus about half of her fries, so I was stuffed.

Went to another SnS today. The receipt had one of those survey codes. I
did the survey and got a code for a free medium order of fries, so next
time I will have a huge amount of fries with my burger, all for $5.99.

A good deal, really.

*Or*, I could go at happy hour, and my wife and I could get half priced >milkshakes, and I could get a French fry snack for $5.00. Of course I'd >share, but she's not much for fries.

My *personal* recommendation is to go during happy hour. Cheaper
shakes, and you can still get a burger or two.

Then, I'd do *that* survey. Unlike McD's, there was no limit on the
number of surveys per month. It's no wonder that I'm both financially OK
and fat.

So long as you're happy.
--
Avelo bahtalo!
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"Bryan Simmons" <bryangsimmons@gmail.com> wrote in message news:18619fa803ff9c73$47001$2054547$4026de73@news.newsgroupdirect.com...

I will celebrate when there are suicides of farmers who voted for Trump,
and are going bankrupt. I can't bring myself to celebrate soybeans rotting >in a silo, but a soybean farmer who voted for Trump decaying in a coffin, >that makes me happy.

--Bryan

If you hate farmer's so much, then why don't you grow all your food
personally in your garden?

Serious question that deserves a honest answer.


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On Mon, 29 Sep 2025 13:16:23 -0500, "Jerry Sauk"
<jerrysauk@hotmail.com> wrote:

"Bryan Simmons" <bryangsimmons@gmail.com> wrote in message >news:18619fa803ff9c73$47001$2054547$4026de73@news.newsgroupdirect.com...

I will celebrate when there are suicides of farmers who voted for Trump, >>and are going bankrupt. I can't bring myself to celebrate soybeans rotting >>in a silo, but a soybean farmer who voted for Trump decaying in a coffin, >>that makes me happy.

--Bryan

If you hate farmer's

Your LYING via an apostrophe is acknowledged.

so much, then why don't you grow all your food
personally in your garden?

Where, outside of your NEED to lie, does Bryan suggest he hates
farmers? Those soybean farmers who voted for Trump are receiving his
ire. But to anyone who can be honest, so NOT you, this doesn't mean he
hates farmers. Just a certain segment of a certain type of farmer.
Please get the professional mental health care you need for your
lying. I'm being very serious.

Serious question that deserves a honest answer.

That's rich, coming from you, a person who, due to mental
illness, CANNOT be honest.

[Cue Jenny running away from the truth. Or diverting from it.]
--
A small number of the documented lies of Jerry "Jenny" Sauk. http://jerrylies.byethost22.com/?i=2
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On 9/20/2025 2:57 AM, Kenito Benito wrote:

On Fri, 19 Sep 2025 13:45:59 -0500, Bryan Simmons
<bryangsimmons@gmail.com> wrote:

On 9/1/2025 3:56 PM, Bryan Simmons wrote:

We got Steak 'n Shake for the first time in a long time.-a Double
Steakburger with beef tallow fries for $5.99 (#7).-a No question better
than any other fast food burger I've ever had.-a Extra pickle, extra
onion, extra relish.-a Three #7s and 3 (free) waters for under $20. My
wife ordered hers sans cheese, and gave me one of her burger patties,
plus about half of her fries, so I was stuffed.

Went to another SnS today. The receipt had one of those survey codes. I
did the survey and got a code for a free medium order of fries, so next
time I will have a huge amount of fries with my burger, all for $5.99.

A good deal, really.

*Or*, I could go at happy hour, and my wife and I could get half priced
milkshakes, and I could get a French fry snack for $5.00. Of course I'd
share, but she's not much for fries.

My *personal* recommendation is to go during happy hour. Cheaper shakes, and you can still get a burger or two.

I haven't bought a milkshake outside of Happy Hour in decades.>

Then, I'd do *that* survey. Unlike McD's, there was no limit on the
number of surveys per month. It's no wonder that I'm both financially OK
and fat.

So long as you're happy.

There actually *IS* a limit. You're only allowed one per every 15 days.
Still, that's twice the McD's 30 days. I got another Steakburger
today. It was great.
--
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tested on laboratory animals.

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We're just too courteous to say so."
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