What made you happy today?

[cramx3]

Congrats!

[TAC]

My daughter got engaged....

To Cram??

[jingle.boy]

Just up the road from me!  On her birthday no less.  That's awesome man.

[DragonAttack]

RJ, from some of the stories you’ve shared with us here, this has to make you happy beyond words. 👍

[King Postwhore]

All the best to them RJ on their new adventure together. 

[wolfking]

My daughter got engaged....

To Cram??

  I thought the same thing at first.

[Stadler]

Yay, RJ!  Congrats to you, your daughter and the lucky guy!

(Being a man that serves high level food for people, how are you at weddings?  Is it easy for you to relax at those or are you like "Fold the napkins right!  Serve from the right, you moron!!  These fingerlings are COLD!"  HAHAHAHAHAHA).

[cramx3]

  I don't see the similarity other than a white dude

[jingle.boy]

I don't see the similarity other than a white dude

Same.  I was like

[TAC]

I don't see the similarity other than a white dude

They all look alike.

[Glasser]

My daughter got engaged....

Congrats man!.

[The Great Ape]

As I faced a barrage of negative comments on an online forum, urging me to leave, my spirits were at an all-time low. Disheartened and seeking solace, I decided to take a break and grab a quick bite to eat. Little did I know that this unplanned stop at the golden arches would lead to an experience that transcended the realm of a mere meal.

The familiar scent of the salty sea drifted from the perfectly fried fish fillet. Taking the first bite, the crispy coating gave way to the tender fish inside, and an unexpected burst of flavor flooded my senses. It was as if a symphony of taste was playing on my palate – a taste that seemed like it was crafted in the heavens themselves.

Despite the chaos and negativity encircling me, the exquisite harmony of flavors in that fish filet managed to lift my spirits. With each bite, it was as if a ray of hope and comfort was infused into my being. It wasn't just the savory delight of the food; it was the unexpected joy it brought amidst a turbulent time.

The world, at that moment, seemed to fade away, and there was nothing but me and that divine fish filet. The blend of textures, the perfect balance of seasoning, and the simplicity of the meal worked wonders on my disposition.

And in that small sanctuary of a fast-food booth, I found respite and an escape from the shitstorm brewing in the digital world. The siren call of that fish filet drowned out the harsh voices of the forum, even if just for a short while.

Sometimes, it's the simple, everyday moments that have the power to transform our day. In the unlikeliest of places and in the most ordinary of meals, we can find a slice of peace and delight.

So, with gratitude to the unexpected joy found in a McDonald's Fish Filet, I left the restaurant with a lighter heart and a restored sense of resilience. As I walked away, I couldn't help but feel that maybe, just maybe, that little piece of culinary heaven was a gentle reminder that brighter days can emerge from the darkest moments.

[jingle.boy]

This smells like result of "write an epic story of eating at McDonalds" in ChatGPT.

[hefdaddy42]

As I faced a barrage of negative comments on an online forum, urging me to leave, my spirits were at an all-time low. Disheartened and seeking solace, I decided to take a break and grab a quick bite to eat. Little did I know that this unplanned stop at the golden arches would lead to an experience that transcended the realm of a mere meal.

The familiar scent of the salty sea drifted from the perfectly fried fish fillet. Taking the first bite, the crispy coating gave way to the tender fish inside, and an unexpected burst of flavor flooded my senses. It was as if a symphony of taste was playing on my palate – a taste that seemed like it was crafted in the heavens themselves.

Despite the chaos and negativity encircling me, the exquisite harmony of flavors in that fish filet managed to lift my spirits. With each bite, it was as if a ray of hope and comfort was infused into my being. It wasn't just the savory delight of the food; it was the unexpected joy it brought amidst a turbulent time.

The world, at that moment, seemed to fade away, and there was nothing but me and that divine fish filet. The blend of textures, the perfect balance of seasoning, and the simplicity of the meal worked wonders on my disposition.

And in that small sanctuary of a fast-food booth, I found respite and an escape from the shitstorm brewing in the digital world. The siren call of that fish filet drowned out the harsh voices of the forum, even if just for a short while.

Sometimes, it's the simple, everyday moments that have the power to transform our day. In the unlikeliest of places and in the most ordinary of meals, we can find a slice of peace and delight.

So, with gratitude to the unexpected joy found in a McDonald's Fish Filet, I left the restaurant with a lighter heart and a restored sense of resilience. As I walked away, I couldn't help but feel that maybe, just maybe, that little piece of culinary heaven was a gentle reminder that brighter days can emerge from the darkest moments.

I mean, I'm not reading this.

[pg1067]

Tl;dr:  He had a Filet-o-Fish.  It was really good.  It changed his whole outlook on life.

I've never had an FOF, and nothing I've ever had from McDonald's has ever affected me in such a positive way, but...glad you enjoyed your sandwich.   

[The Great Ape]

Tl;dr:  He had a Filet-o-Fish.  It was really good.  It changed his whole outlook on life.

I've never had an FOF, and nothing I've ever had from McDonald's has ever affected me in such a positive way, but...glad you enjoyed your sandwich.   

Thanks, bro.

[Metro]

McDonald’s once gave me 5 straws for one drink.

[TheHoveringSojourn808]

i never had a mcdonalds meal that blew my socks off but one time i did eat a really nice steak in denver and it made me happy. idk if i could describe it in words as floral as Great Ape's, though

[jingle.boy]

i never had a mcdonalds meal that blew my socks off but one time i did eat a really nice steak in denver and it made me happy. idk if i could describe it in words as floral as Great Ape's, though

How did Deep AI do?

As the juicy, sizzling steak was brought to the table, the aroma filled the air, tantalizing my senses. I could feel my mouth water and my stomach grumble with anticipation. The steak was perfectly cooked, with a crisp sear on the outside and a tender, pink interior.

As I took my first bite, the flavors exploded in my mouth. The savory, rich taste of the beef melded with the smoky char from the grill, and a hint of sweetness from the glaze. The tenderness of the meat was unparalleled, each bite melting in my mouth like butter.

I savored every bite, enjoying the experience of dining in a Denver restaurant that had come highly recommended. The ambiance was perfect - warm lighting, comfortable seating, and attentive service. But the real star of the show was the steak.

As I continued to eat, I couldn't help but think about how this meal was more than just food. It was an epic experience, a celebration of everything that makes Denver such a unique and wonderful place to visit. The steak was a perfect representation of the city - bold, flavorful, and unforgettable.

As I finished the last bite of the steak, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the experience. It was more than just a meal - it was a memory that would stay with me forever. I left the restaurant feeling satisfied, happy, and eager to explore more of what Denver had to offer.

[TheHoveringSojourn808]

honestly not bad except there's no way in hell a steak would ever be a "celebration of Denver" our food/cuisine is pretty poor here

[cramx3]

This smells like result of "write an epic story of eating at McDonalds" in ChatGPT.

17/17 sentences are likely AI generated.

from putting that post into a AI detector

[Metro]

Time to dust off the ol’ banhammer…

[pg1067]

Time to dust off the ol’ banhammer…

[Glasser]

As I faced a barrage of negative comments on an online forum, urging me to leave, my spirits were at an all-time low. Disheartened and seeking solace, I decided to take a break and grab a quick bite to eat. Little did I know that this unplanned stop at the golden arches would lead to an experience that transcended the realm of a mere meal.

The familiar scent of the salty sea drifted from the perfectly fried fish fillet. Taking the first bite, the crispy coating gave way to the tender fish inside, and an unexpected burst of flavor flooded my senses. It was as if a symphony of taste was playing on my palate – a taste that seemed like it was crafted in the heavens themselves.

Despite the chaos and negativity encircling me, the exquisite harmony of flavors in that fish filet managed to lift my spirits. With each bite, it was as if a ray of hope and comfort was infused into my being. It wasn't just the savory delight of the food; it was the unexpected joy it brought amidst a turbulent time.

The world, at that moment, seemed to fade away, and there was nothing but me and that divine fish filet. The blend of textures, the perfect balance of seasoning, and the simplicity of the meal worked wonders on my disposition.

And in that small sanctuary of a fast-food booth, I found respite and an escape from the shitstorm brewing in the digital world. The siren call of that fish filet drowned out the harsh voices of the forum, even if just for a short while.

Sometimes, it's the simple, everyday moments that have the power to transform our day. In the unlikeliest of places and in the most ordinary of meals, we can find a slice of peace and delight.

So, with gratitude to the unexpected joy found in a McDonald's Fish Filet, I left the restaurant with a lighter heart and a restored sense of resilience. As I walked away, I couldn't help but feel that maybe, just maybe, that little piece of culinary heaven was a gentle reminder that brighter days can emerge from the darkest moments.

I mean, I'm not reading this.

 

[Stadler]

I admit to loving McDonald's. 

[TheHoveringSojourn808]

I admit to loving McDonald's. 

i like it too and i used to work there (which should mean i should be repulsed by it, lol)

[TAC]

I worked at McD's for years when I was younger and I wouldn't trade that for the world.

[TheHoveringSojourn808]

I worked at McD's for years when I was younger and I wouldn't trade that for the world.

i meant the food, not the job itself! i would have thought after working there a lot the smell alone would have gotten to me

[wolfking]

As I faced a barrage of negative comments on an online forum, urging me to leave, my spirits were at an all-time low. Disheartened and seeking solace, I decided to take a break and grab a quick bite to eat. Little did I know that this unplanned stop at the golden arches would lead to an experience that transcended the realm of a mere meal.

The familiar scent of the salty sea drifted from the perfectly fried fish fillet. Taking the first bite, the crispy coating gave way to the tender fish inside, and an unexpected burst of flavor flooded my senses. It was as if a symphony of taste was playing on my palate – a taste that seemed like it was crafted in the heavens themselves.

Despite the chaos and negativity encircling me, the exquisite harmony of flavors in that fish filet managed to lift my spirits. With each bite, it was as if a ray of hope and comfort was infused into my being. It wasn't just the savory delight of the food; it was the unexpected joy it brought amidst a turbulent time.

The world, at that moment, seemed to fade away, and there was nothing but me and that divine fish filet. The blend of textures, the perfect balance of seasoning, and the simplicity of the meal worked wonders on my disposition.

And in that small sanctuary of a fast-food booth, I found respite and an escape from the shitstorm brewing in the digital world. The siren call of that fish filet drowned out the harsh voices of the forum, even if just for a short while.

Sometimes, it's the simple, everyday moments that have the power to transform our day. In the unlikeliest of places and in the most ordinary of meals, we can find a slice of peace and delight.

So, with gratitude to the unexpected joy found in a McDonald's Fish Filet, I left the restaurant with a lighter heart and a restored sense of resilience. As I walked away, I couldn't help but feel that maybe, just maybe, that little piece of culinary heaven was a gentle reminder that brighter days can emerge from the darkest moments.

What made you happy today?  McDonalds Fillet-O-Fish........that's like.......all you needed to type.

[Podaar]

That's probably all he typed...into ChatGPT

[wolfking]

A fucking Fillet-O-Fish of all things to cream over too.  Talk about a fucking troll post.

[Indiscipline]

Let me get this straight, years of self-deprecation, self-abuse, painfully crafting a personal brand of idiocy .... and I manage to generally post the same sense as focking ChatGPT?

[King Postwhore]

A fucking Fillet-O-Fish of all things to cream over too.  Talk about a fucking troll post.

You take that back about Filet-O-Fish!   

[Podaar]

A fucking Fillet-O-Fish of all things to cream over too.  Talk about a fucking troll post.

It is something akin to being joyful over finding out cat food is edible.

[Podaar]

Let me get this straight, years of self-deprecation, self-abuse, painfully crafting a personal brand of idiocy .... and I manage to generally post the same sense as focking ChatGPT?

Well I wouldn't go that far. There's generally less head scratching when reading a ChatGPT.