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Really don't care. Food is food and to pay markup for flair, location, vibe, history, assortment, arrangement, reservation for daily substance is against nature.

I spend most of my days doing things against nature.

I wake up on an engineered spring mattress, in a climate-controlled bedroom. I take a shower, brush my teeth, and apply deodorant to my pits. I brew coffee. I drive. I email. And so on.

Food is not food. There are all kinds. They vary in taste, in expense, and in healthfulness. Your comment could be used to bash different musical tastes just the same.

Installing ramps for disabled people instead of letting them crawl or die, is also against nature.

(Or rather, the question doesn't make much sense, as humans are part of nature too. We don't judge what's natural for us by what's natural for aardvarks and lions, because we have different build and faculties than aardvarks and lions do).

You're doing it completely wrong. Eating good food is a leisure activity.

Hey maybe they enjoy their Soylent and flavorless nutrient blocks!

Edit: Guess it hit someone close to home. Thanks for contributing no feedback other than hitting the "I don't like this post" button, really makes debugging easier /s

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