We don't eat fast food at all.

For starters, McDonald's hamburgers make me sick. Literally. I get a queezy stomach, borderline naseua, and a headache.




Me too. Since it almost all contains wheat but even still I wouldn't eat it. It doesn't fill me up. It's a million calories and I'm hungry again in an hour or two. If we are on the road for a long time we will normally stop at a mid-range place like Appleby's or PF Chang's. It's still not great but I have a better chance of being able to get a piece of grilled fish with some steamed veg. At Appleby's they even have a petit fillet with mushrooms, broccoli and potatoes on their low cal, low fat menu. That is my favorite thing to get there. If we aren't traveling then there is never any excuse for us to resort to fast food. There are many cheap ethnic restaurants in Columbus which serve healthy foods. There is a lebanese restaurant here which is one of my favorites. mmmmmm mujadara!

>I am sure they will rebuild quickly.<

I'm sure they will, about ten minutes after the insurance check is written.

But this reminds me of the old vaudville routine. I won't type all the dialogue, but it goes something like:

Two guys meet in Miami. Haven't seen each other for a long time.

"How's business?" Sam asks.

"Didn't you hear? sez Max, "We had some bad luck. Had a fire that wiped us out (here insert long litany about what the fire did).

"What about you, Sam? How's your business?"

"We, too, had some bad luck. We had a flood that (insert tale of woe here).

There's a long pause. And Max says:

"Tell me something, Sam. How do you do a flood?"