I Let Fast Food Companies Control My Diet for a Week
ErikTheElectric・2 minutes read
The individual undertakes a food challenge from various fast-food companies, struggling through overwhelming quantities but ultimately succeeding and receiving positive feedback. Despite facing unexpected challenges and feeling stuffed, they persevere and complete each task.
Insights
- The individual undertakes a week-long challenge where they must eat what fast food companies specify, facing overwhelming quantities of food like 30 beef burrito tacos from Del Taco and 18 plates of pasta from Olive Garden.
- Despite initial struggles with the sheer volume of food and unexpected challenges like pineapple on pizza, the individual perseveres and successfully completes each challenge, showcasing determination and resilience throughout the experience.
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Recent questions
What food challenge did the individual undertake?
Fast food consumption challenge
How did the individual handle the challenges from fast food companies?
Completed each challenge received
What was the outcome of the food challenge for the individual?
Successfully completed the challenge
How did the individual strategize during the food challenge?
Managed stomach space by consuming specific items first
What was the individual's reaction to unexpected challenges during the food challenge?
Surprised but persisted in completing each challenge
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Summary
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Fast food challenges test individual's limits.
- The individual is letting fast food companies control their diet for a week, starting with Sonic's new peanut butter burger.
- They aim to see how many fast food companies will challenge them to eat, having already asked every fast food company in their city.
- Rule number one is to finish every challenge received during the week, such as eating 10 or 12 burritos for dinner.
- Rule number two dictates that they can only eat what fast food companies specify.
- They receive challenges from Del Taco and Crumble for a large amount of cookies, which they successfully complete.
- They then order 30 beef burrito tacos from Del Taco, enjoying the taste but feeling overwhelmed by the quantity.
- Papa John's challenges them to order their new epic garlic stuffed crust pizza, leading to a realization about the unpredictability of DM responses.
- Olive Garden challenges them to eat 18 plates of pasta, which they struggle with but ultimately surpass their old record.
- They face a challenge of eating 10 Domino's pan pizzas and potentially 12 pizookies, feeling overwhelmed by the sodium intake.
- Despite feeling stuffed and facing unexpected challenges, they persist in completing each challenge, surprised by the outcomes.
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Pizza and dessert challenge conquered successfully.
- The individual embarked on a food challenge involving various pizzas and desserts from a restaurant.
- Despite initial success, the challenge became overwhelming due to the sheer quantity of food consumed.
- The person strategized to manage their stomach space by consuming as much pizza as possible early on.
- As the challenge progressed, the individual faced difficulties due to the overwhelming amount of food and unexpected surprises like pineapple on a pizza.
- Ultimately, the individual managed to complete the challenge by finishing the last pizza and receiving a positive response from the restaurant.
