ImTheCaptain
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I Love NY Pizza for lunch was two big NY slices and a soda for $3.75 -- I remember it was a big deal when it bumped up to $4
I Love NY Pizza for lunch was two big NY slices and a soda for $3.75 -- I remember it was a big deal when it bumped up to $4
Being able to go off campus for lunch was definitely a game changer. I think we were only allowed as seniors but perhaps juniors and seniors. My favorite Mexican restaurant, El Rodeo, was like 2 minutes from school and the combination of serving speed and cost made it an absolutely perfect combination for fitting into the school lunch hour. One semester I had lunch at fucking 10:35 (wtf) though and it didn’t open until 11. Major dagger.
This explains so much about why you are the way you are.
El Rodeo (the downtown location) is still great. It's the best Americanized Mexican food around.
Wtf, you went to Reynolds? I must have known you.Use to eat at that Hardee’s on the corner of Cloverdale and First St. like 4-5 times a week once i hit sophomore year and people in knew could drive.
RJR’s chicken tenders slapped.
well it was all objectively terrible, but seven year old kids like terrible food
No, I mean everyone hated everything when we were kids. Eating that garbage as an adult would be unthinkable. I remember the burgers had these weird gloopy circular pockets all over them, entire patty was grey and had the consistency of cardboard. They smelled so bad everyone called them crap burgers.
No, I mean everyone hated everything when we were kids. Eating that garbage as an adult would be unthinkable. I remember the burgers had these weird gloopy circular pockets all over them, entire patty was grey and had the consistency of cardboard. They smelled so bad everyone called them crap burgers.
Idk, bro. When I was a high schooler in the midst of a growth spurt, there was very little chance I turned my nose up at.
When I was in high school 1/3 of the time I was cutting weight so it all looked incredible.
I played basketball but my best friend was a state championship wrestler. We always agreed to just not hang during wrestling season. He was legit angry all the time in season and would get fucking hostile watching me eat. Of course, he also used to run in trash bags and roll himself up in the mats to cut weight. I’m glad they do hydration tests for wrestlers now, because that shot seemed insanely dangerous.
Crater cakes or bubble burgers is what we called them. It's from how they baked them in the oven. We didn't even get cheese to put on that mess. Just ketchup and mustard. Sadly, it was in the top half of options. The chicken patty may have been 2nd place next to pizza day.
I had one friend who would just mix condiment packets together (relish, ketchup, mustard, mayo) and have that for lunch. Nothing else.
I had no idea they did hydration tests now.
We used to have to go to a nutritionist at the start of each season to learn how to lose weight safely. We also had to get our body fat tested and get certified at a minimum weight.
We had to jog as a team to the hospital performing the tests so we weighed in as low as possible.
I played football at 185 and wrestled a month later at 152.
The only guy on the wrestling team who was happy at meal time was the guy wrestling heavyweight/unlimited. He was NFL lineman size.