When I was often under pressure the past few years to get to a place two+ hours away by 6:30pm after bailing work about 4:30, I would often get a prepared Italian Sub from 7/11 and eat it on the drive up.
They weren't that bad and they always did what they were supposed to do, without any dreadful mishaps.
Sometimes you just need to eat.
Oh, and if something hideous had been wrong with them, I wouldn't have taken them back.
I just would have gone to McDonalds next time.
Food that can be eaten "safely" while driving is limited.
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If you buy your "food" at
If you buy your "food" at places like that you deserve to be stuck with it if you don't like it.
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Kum and Go doesn't sound like
Kum and Go doesn't sound like a place I'd want to buy "food" from....
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The worst omelet I ever had
The worst omelet I ever had was from a Stuckey's in west Texas 40 years ago
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If you buy your "food" at
If you buy your "food" at places like that you deserve to be stuck with it if you don't like it.<<<
I tend to agree, but when you think about it ... why is it OK to send back a $40 entree at a "fancy" restaurant that cost more to procure / prepare?
IOW, shouldn't it be less costly / easier to return gas station food?
The wawa they visited the week prior actually seemed to be halfway decent (or the kid had the munchies):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niYa3I1SJts
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When I was under pressure to
When I was often under pressure the past few years to get to a place two+ hours away by 6:30pm after bailing work about 4:30, I would often get a prepared Italian Sub from 7/11 and eat it on the drive up.
They weren't that bad and they always did what they were supposed to do, without any dreadful mishaps.
Sometimes you just need to eat.
Oh, and if something hideous had been wrong with them, I wouldn't have taken them back.
I just would have gone to McDonalds next time.
Food that can be eaten "safely" while driving is limited.