The majority of restaurants get their food from companies like Sysco, and it's no better or worse than anything you can pick up from the grocery store yourself, loaded with the same preservatives and high fructose corn syrup just packaged in restaurant sized cans. Even a lot of their deserts and even entrees are…

People do weird head math at restaurants. Like how restaurant burgers are magically 1/2 the calories of a McDonald's burger in people's heads. Or how the quality of food is assumed to be better at a restaurant just because it's a restaurant.

The process was more along the lines of "Oh damn, we're starving to death. We NEED this cow but she's still got milk lets eat that, hey this is good and we lived, yay!"

I never understood the argument that humans are the only animals that drink milk into adulthood. It's completely false. Sure, we're the only animals that figured out how to create a milk industry, but just about any mammal will drink milk if it's available.

The protein thing is probably to appeal to the low carb Atkins types.

There is something objectively wrong with you.

It's more the masses of hipster foodies with pretentious food opinion blogs aren't drinking it.

People spend hundreds of dollars on clothes for their dogs. Or on collecting PEZ dispensers. It's something that they enjoy and it hurts no one.

Mostly the people who have negative things to say about my character, or my presumed profession, past profession, and life decisions don't get that the video is meant to be humorous, and operate under the assumption that I just wanted to show the world my boobs.

I have pants, and trying to squat while keeping your pants away from any dangerous zones is too much of a to do. Nor do I want to take the time to take off my shoes, hang up my pants and then get on with the business at hand.

The number of reviews matter, because it is a very small number, in comparison to the people who like the book. You very rarely get 100% approval of anything, so quibbling about a couple of negative reviews is meaningless.

Mostly there's a certain segment of young Americans who were raised by helicopter parents that have brainwashed them to reflexively hate fast food & sodas. These are the same jerks who debate the 'authenticity' of their artisanal kombucha, micro-brew beer with 700 billion pounds of hops per gallon while raising their…

They're just responding to the hipster douche foodies who continue to make "McDonald's fake food doesn't rot!!!!OMG!!!FORREAL!!!!!" blog posts.

Well, when last I checked there were only 3 one star reviews, and about 2 two star reviews. They ranged from fact checking to the book was too long or too hard to get into. Amateur reviews are very subjective and personalized, and I guess for these few people a couple of incorrect statements were deal breakers.

Interesting, as the review you are quoting (out of the massive 3 one star ratings) was complaining about poor fact checking, has 4 paragraphs detailing incorrect information in the book and thus leading to the line about people accepting what she's writing as facts.

But if you admit it's an industrial chemical process, you take away the moral superiority!! I'm certain there's some marketing guru who's desperately trying to figure out a way to claim vegan leather is organic.

Unfortunately it doesn't matter if it's enforceable or not, 99% of their employees don't have the money to fight over it through the courts.

eh, a lot of it's just covering their asses. It was a 50/50 chance which parent was going to lose their mind over this, either parent A who's kid had to sign a contract or parent B who's kid was "violently threatened" without repercussion.

Realistic under what criteria? In the pursuit of passing on DNA through children, an older male seeking a younger female is fairly realistic, as far as expectations go.

Breathalyzers are inaccurate and can be manipulated by changing your breathing. Officers will direct you to breath in a manner that will give the highest possible BAC reading. There are a number of medications and diseases that can also skew breathalyzer tests as well as the inaccuracies of the handheld device as…