I would be a few hundred pounds. :uhoh2:

I'd be a voluptuous 500lbs or so.

I weigh as much as my post count.

I'm afraid to ask in what units.

:lol:!

 

 

Seriously, if we weighed as much as much as our post counts, we'd be dead. :|

and my seat I am on right would be broken ...and I'm on a couch.

:lol: The more you're on coldplaying the fatter you get?

if that was the way crests would be GINORMOUS.

 

:lol:

My house would be broken. :|

 

There would be a hole in the floor all the way down to the basement. :|

Imagine not being able to wipe your own ass ... and being stuck in a giant crater in your basement :|

D:

Scary thoughts! D:

 

Where do we stand morally on this though? Like isn't the guy who runs the place kind of a big douche? I can see his point though, he is honest, the theme that the food will kill you is so bizarre and morbid, but at the same time, you can't argue that the guy is trying to shy away from the negative aspect of his business.

 

It feels like there should be something insanely wrong and horrible about all this, but I don't know if there is.

I don't see how there's anything wrong with it. Nobody's forcing you to eat there, and he's making it very clear that eating there is detrimental to your health. :shrug:

But the unique selling point of his business (Which I assume is doing well- its pretty big, looks full of people, and hiring a bunch of amateur models to be waitresses is always expensive) is that he's intentionally made his food as unhealthy as possible, it's not about making good food that happens to be unhealthy (Which you could argue what McDonalds do for example- even if its not good).

 

So he's making money off the back of killing people and even mocking their death. I'm sure there's plenty of people with family members who regularly went there but died now look at the place and think, that's a fucking disgrace.

 

I mean giving people free highly fattening food when they obviously neglect themselves and are already dangerously obese is just wrong.

Yes, I agree, but again- nobody's being forced to go there, and by going there you have to be aware of the consequences.

I'm not sure that he's making them aware with their interests in mind, if he actually he cared about people who die of fast food then he wouldn't be giving them the option.

 

Well, any way you look at it, the whole things just fucked up. It's a fast food restaurant that's basically celebrating death and health problems.

That's true. :\ Although it's not like people only die from health problems by going to HAG, they could just as easily go to McDonald's, get like 8 burgers and be in the same position. . .

 

Can't say I'd want him as my personal trainer, just mentioning. :|

Yes but McDonalds, whether or not it's correct, have a business method of making good food for people to enjoy- if it happens to include salts and high levels of fat then that's unfortunate, but people enjoy the food so they make that sacrifice. This restaurant's business mode is to make the fat levels dangerously high in any way possible, and to make everything around it as unhealthy as possible. Like selling energy drinks and cigarettes- thats really messed up, what food business sells cigarettes? The cigarettes don't have filters, so the idea there is to come down to this place and stop caring about what your doctor and the news says, join us and be as unhealthy as possible, you will die a lot sooner, but that's all part of the luls. Which is why it's really fucked up that the theme is surrounded by waitresses as nurses who give you a wrist band, basically the whole thing is glamorising health problems and death and while making fun of it, also making money off it.

 

If I was going out with one of those nurses I'd feel pretty ashamed about what they do.

I can't think of anything to respond. :|

Did he say that "mild death" may occur?

Yes because dying is luls.

you are luls

That's your face.

Is this is the same restaurant that was featured on The Travel Channel?

 

If so, then :sick: