What was it like to grow up rich?Sone of you were born with a silver spoon obviously. I had this most of my childhood
If I wanted ketchup I had to sneak into Wendys and fill up a baggie I found on the street.
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What was it like to grow up rich?Sone of you were born with a silver spoon obviously. I had this most of my childhood
It was great. I always liked looking down on you po' folk as I ate my leftover Tuna Helper.What was it like to grow up rich?
If I wanted ketchup I had to sneak into Wendys and fill up a baggie I found on the street.
I used to eat hamburger and tuna helper, minus the hamburger and tuna, of course.It was great. I always liked looking down on you po' folk as I ate my leftover Tuna Helper.
I once ate four Three Musketeers bars then went home to have salmon patties covered in catsup with mac n cheese. I freaking barfed everywhere after I got up from the dinner table.I used to eat hamburger and tuna helper, minus the hamburger and tuna, of course.
My mom's signature dish was salmon patties. One can of something that smelled faintly of salmon, three sleeves of saltines and one egg.
I once ate four Three Musketeers bars then went home to have salmon patties covered in catsup with mac n cheese. I freaking barfed everywhere after I got up from the dinner table.
I didn't think many folks new of the infamous salmon patty. That was a step-up from when grandma/grandpa used to make German preddles (scrapple), if you don't know what that is, look it up.I used to eat hamburger and tuna helper, minus the hamburger and tuna, of course.
My mom's signature dish was salmon patties. One can of something that smelled faintly of salmon, three sleeves of saltines and one egg.
It's not "Sal-mahn". It's canned "sam-en". Actually more saltine cracker than salmon. Ketchup on salmon patties with hot sauce and you're fucking eating like a boss.Salmon and ketchup? That's the most vile thing i've heard of this side of ann arbor
I know what scrapple is. Put it on a bun and drown it in mustard and tobasco and it's delicious.I didn't think many folks new of the infamous salmon patty. That was a step-up from when grandma/grandpa used to make German preddles (scrapple), if you don't know what that is, look it up.
Did your patty's come served w/Aldi-brand white rice drowned in melted marshmallows? Ours was, and I feed it to my daughters today. It's good for'em.
And we have come full circle. Well done.If you say so... sounds racist to me