Deadly Cuisine: The Poor's Burden

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The discussion revolves around a riddle that contrasts the concept of "Nothing" with food preferences among different socioeconomic groups. It suggests that "Nothing" is perceived as better than favorite foods, yet it is more commonly associated with poorer individuals who may experience negative consequences from its consumption. The conversation touches on the idea that while poor people may have access to "Nothing" more than the wealthy, consuming "Nothing" ultimately leads to dire outcomes. The dialogue also includes humorous exchanges and personal anecdotes, but the central theme remains focused on the implications of food scarcity and the paradox of valuing "Nothing" over actual food.
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It's better than your favorite food, but poor people are more like to have it than rich people. If they eat it, though, they die. What is it?
 
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Broccoli?[/color] :smile:
 
NOTHING! and some uninteresting filler...
 
NOOO I WAS WRONG-Here's the real answer: McDonald's[/color]
 
An empty stomach.
 
i agree with yomamas second answer. as to wether its better than real food, I am not sure. after you eat it you feel the urge to hurl.
 
the super size me ^^
 
Are poor people more likely to have it? Or do they like to have it more . I didn't really get what you meant
 
Nothing is better than your favorite food. Poor people are more likely to have Nothing than rich people, if you eat Nothing you'll die.
 
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Well done Gale17. Sorry I didn't respond to your first correct answer. By the way, I caught your pillowhead pics. No button was ever this cute. I would ask you for a date but I'm old enough to be your grandfather, my wife won't lend me any money, and the game commision insists that I throw 17s back.
 
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ummm hrmm... thanks... really flattering... i think...
 

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