It happened on Monday morning when I arrived at the church. They were still sitting there: three plates of leftover donuts from the Sunday fellowship.
What did I do? I ate 'em. And why not? No one else was going to do it. If not me. Who? If not now, when? And if not all of them, why waste?
Sure, I'll have to work out extra hard at the gym, but when the people don't eat the food, what choice do I have? They must go down . . . like Moses . . . with milk . . . with coffee.
Total donuts consumed? Not sure. I stopped counting.
Kind of like that guy eating all the hot dogs at Nathan's on July 4. One doesn't think about appetite.
What did I do? I ate 'em. And why not? No one else was going to do it. If not me. Who? If not now, when? And if not all of them, why waste?
Sure, I'll have to work out extra hard at the gym, but when the people don't eat the food, what choice do I have? They must go down . . . like Moses . . . with milk . . . with coffee.
Total donuts consumed? Not sure. I stopped counting.
Kind of like that guy eating all the hot dogs at Nathan's on July 4. One doesn't think about appetite.
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