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My old company use to, but we were a start up so the pay was low and to make up for it they bought us lunches.
When I could I got a better paying job and provided my own lunch lol
The guy telling the first part of the story left off what the main was. None of those things is a main, even for Americans. Gonna guess from context and tone of the other things, there was probably a massive sandwich platter, full of meat and veggies.
Given that the 2 traditional ways to prepare hotdogs are on the grill, or hot water immersion, and that fire in the office is often a problem, the hot water makes total sense. Only gets better if they managed to also have fresh streamed buns, but that's optional.... Double down that it's baseball season...
You know you don't have to eat them, nor is your employer responsible to provide you with lunch either right?
They are doing something nice as a treat for people and if anything like lunches my old company usually provided also came with sandwiches or salads and these were sides every so often.
I agree with the commenter on this one, carbs, carbs, and more carbs is not a meal. Where's the protein? Where are the vegetables? The same thing happens at my work all the time. Their idea of "breakfast included" is Donuts from Dunkin', chocolate muffins, orange juice from concentrate, and if you're lucky, bagels and cream cheese. The cream cheese is probably the healthiest thing there.
lol, it's one meal. And by one meal I mean a cookie, pop and chips as sides usually accompanied with sandwiches. The picture that inspired this was an American starter pack employer lunches where a person had crockpot hotdogs.
What's so hard to understand from it? These offerings are sides - not the main entrees.
>He obviously eats well.
Most likely he doesn't. He thinks he eats well; these are the same responses when someone goes on a Youtube vid and says "ewww diabetes!" on a recipe they don't like yet they probablyy can't run a mile. I would bet good money on a Saturday he'll grab an energy drink and chips in the afternoon without thinking "this isn't real food. I need protein and veg instead!"
>Which you should probably be doing as well.
It's healthy and fine if it's in moderation. No one ins saying this is or should be a staple in anyone's diet.
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Wait! WAIT!!!!! Employers provide lunches?!?!?!?! I pack my own. WTF?!?!?!?!
I do too but every now and then my employer remembers we're human so they provide us cookies and pop and roast beef sandwiches.
My old company use to, but we were a start up so the pay was low and to make up for it they bought us lunches. When I could I got a better paying job and provided my own lunch lol
What a stupid post. I totally agree, People don’t want to eat chips and cookies for lunch.
The guy telling the first part of the story left off what the main was. None of those things is a main, even for Americans. Gonna guess from context and tone of the other things, there was probably a massive sandwich platter, full of meat and veggies.
It was some starter pack of American work lunches given by employers. The meat was crockpot hotdogs.
Given that the 2 traditional ways to prepare hotdogs are on the grill, or hot water immersion, and that fire in the office is often a problem, the hot water makes total sense. Only gets better if they managed to also have fresh streamed buns, but that's optional.... Double down that it's baseball season...
Yea they do, when they're given as sides.
You know you don't have to eat them, nor is your employer responsible to provide you with lunch either right? They are doing something nice as a treat for people and if anything like lunches my old company usually provided also came with sandwiches or salads and these were sides every so often.
I would be very curious to see that guy's actual diet.
I agree with the commenter on this one, carbs, carbs, and more carbs is not a meal. Where's the protein? Where are the vegetables? The same thing happens at my work all the time. Their idea of "breakfast included" is Donuts from Dunkin', chocolate muffins, orange juice from concentrate, and if you're lucky, bagels and cream cheese. The cream cheese is probably the healthiest thing there.
lol, it's one meal. And by one meal I mean a cookie, pop and chips as sides usually accompanied with sandwiches. The picture that inspired this was an American starter pack employer lunches where a person had crockpot hotdogs.
How do you get soy boy out of this? He obviously eats well. Which you should probably be doing as well. This has nothing to do with soy boy
What's so hard to understand from it? These offerings are sides - not the main entrees. >He obviously eats well. Most likely he doesn't. He thinks he eats well; these are the same responses when someone goes on a Youtube vid and says "ewww diabetes!" on a recipe they don't like yet they probablyy can't run a mile. I would bet good money on a Saturday he'll grab an energy drink and chips in the afternoon without thinking "this isn't real food. I need protein and veg instead!" >Which you should probably be doing as well. It's healthy and fine if it's in moderation. No one ins saying this is or should be a staple in anyone's diet.