3. TIL - The Average Age of a Fast Food Worker in the United States Is 29.5 years o...

TIL - The Average Age of a Fast Food Worker in the United States Is 29.5 years old

I used to whole heartily believe in the philosophy you hold. I was about your age when certain life truths were pointed out to me. It really takes muting emotion a bit and discussing the topics in a rational manner. I decided to take the red pill and am unable to return to my previous state of ignorance.

Amazingly you want me to believe you are older then sixty years old.

Sadly, I don't.

You are about as nutty (or stupid) as they come. Unlike what your responses have contained, I've felt no need to call you names or other, still don't. I've previously remarked that you may be ignorant, which is the lack of knowledge. But you are clearly an imbecile, liar or both.

Today you are almost 36. A few days ago you were almost 60. Your use of words, beliefs and importance placed on age is telling me you are between 13 - 18, rather over weight, probably pale as a ghost from sitting in the basement your parents provide for you and do not have any real world friends other than what you consider friends found in the imaginary world of video games. Either you will grow up or you won't, that's your choice. If you are just simply mentally defect, in the retarded spectrum, try to work on being more sociable or at least keeping you defect thoughts to yourself. There is a saying "better to let people think you are an idiot, than to open your mouth and prove it".

Link to "almost" 60 year old r/randomrealitycheck (https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/3a78wa/pictured_panera_bread_responds_to_the_proposed/csakj8m?context=3)

Never assume anything. I am almost 60 years old and have been using computers since quite probably before you were born. My first experience using what might now be considered the beginning of the Internet was using DECNET in the late 1970s.

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