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[ilan]

Normally i bring my lunch from home to work. We do have a catering at work but i don't eat there. We also have Sandwich machines so i took one.

This is the Picture on the Package:

and this is what i got:

it reminds me the old 8bit game covers where the real game was far away from the cover ? ? ?

80's game cover - Google Search

Ads Vs Reality - How They Make Food, Hotels And Models Look Gorgeous

Ever wondered why your McDonald's burger never looks as juicy as the one in the ads? What about hotels that look fabulous in pictures but not quite as

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Why is this world so fake???

 

[Star-Dust]

Normally i bring my lunch from home to work. We do have a catering at work but i don't eat there. We also have Sandwich machines so i took one.

This is the Picture on the Package:

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and this is what i got:

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it reminds me the old 8bit game covers where the real game was far away from the cover ? ? ?

80's game cover - Google Search

Why is this world so fake???

The packer will have eaten them.

However, you never have to believe the cover photos. I stopped believing in the witch at 2 years old

 

[ilan]

it could be that this is why i am still not a millionaire. i am one of those that put real screenshots of his apps. maybe i need to think about it again and learn how to do good advertisment ?

 

[rabbitBUSH]

This is the Picture on the Package:

Ah YES - i saw a film in the '70s (Micheal Douglas i think) in which there is a heat wave day in LA (I suppose) and the main character just gets a brain-break and goes on a rampage. in one scene he is in a fast food outlet where there is the usual wall display of each product/ food "dish" - AS we all know and you're showing - what he gets is NOTHING like the picture on the wall - i think it is at this stage in the film that he goes home (or somewhere) and brings back a semi-automatic weapon and begins to apply chaos to the day. . . . .since then i have wished to be that brave - or go that temporarily insane ((alright i'm volunteering to fall into that trap - comments will be tolerated Uncle Luca)) and do that sort of thing.

that would be consumerism at it most blatantly demanding.

 

[alwaysbusy]

i saw a film in the '70s (Micheal Douglas i think) in which there is a heat wave day in LA (I suppose) and the main character just gets a brain-break and goes on a rampage.

Do you mean this one from the '90s? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106856/

 

[rabbitBUSH]

Do you mean this one from the '90s?

I don't think so - I was lot younger then - - - but you could be correct - I'm Not admitting to anything don't remember the films title at all - no reasons given for that either.
?

 

[rabbitBUSH]

Do you mean this one from the '90s? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106856/

Trivia about this movie - its QI

 

[emexes]

i saw a film in the '70s (Micheal Douglas i think) in which there is a heat wave day in LA (I suppose) and the main character just gets a brain-break and goes on a rampage.

It's mildly spooky that, when we have coronavirus at us from all directions, you happen to refer to that particular movie:

 

[rabbitBUSH]

mildly spooky

Only - Mildly -
It's mildly miraculous that I still recall scenes from it - it's a favoured film.
Now - how about Soylent Green - early Donald Sutherland - sorry Charlton Heston - and another typo - it was in the '70s .

Now That's spooky for these times - - - -if memory serves me well- the final words of the script are 'Soylent Green is people' as they cart the hero away - - - -Soylent Wiki - read the plot