The parent was feeding their child a HUGE bag of Cheetos for breakfast.
The bag was fully ripped open down the middle, so it couldn’t really be closed and nothing would be left anyway.
If that wasn’t enough, on the airplane, the parent then gave the child 2 more bags of PopCorners.
Honestly, I felt bad for the kid(s), who seemed like good, sweet kids.
But this is not the way to teach them to eat without getting them sick.
Trying to judge people for the positive: maybe the parent thought they were doing something nice for the kid by letting them eat all these snacks–like a treat.
But honestly, this wasn’t doing the child any favors, no matter what the flavors! 😉
It’s hot in the Florida sun, especially at the beach. So, I was interested in ordering a cup of Thai bubble tea with Boba. I ask the lady:What does it taste like?
Lady answers:The boba [taste] is like nothing!
I ask:Can you put in a lot of boba?
She says:Tea sweet, but no more boba.
I ask: Why?
She tells me: Because it’s nothing.
I try again: But if it’s nothing, why can’t you put in some more?
She says:It’s tapioca, but it taste like nothing and I can only put in a handful.
My final try: Ok, give me some Thai tea with the boba in it.
Lady:Are you sure? It tastes like nothing.
Me: Yes, yes, yes. I love boba with nothing taste, just make sure the tea is plenty sweet!
Like my dear dad used to say:Â
The food here is terrible, and on top of it the portions are too small! 😉