I started out with some coffee using the hotel coffee pod. It was Starbucks, a real treat for the business traveler. I wasn't that hungry & didn't have anything to eat anyway, so l I just rolled with the coffee.
Throughout the day I consumed 1.5 tins of Altoids. I admit that I am a little worried about damage to my stomach lining due to the curiously strong mints.
I had some beef jerky to nibble on while driving. It really hit the spot and warded off my hunger (they forgot to schedule a lunch for me).
I also had a rice krispie treat in the car. They're a nice, sweet foil to the spicy jerky.
By mid-afternoon I was pretty damn hungry & out of beef jerky and rice krispy treats. I had time to stop at a 7-11 and foraged around looking for something to fill me up. There were five more hours on my schedule until I could get back to the hotel so I needed something that could really take care of business. I decided to try the MET-Rx BIG 1000 Cookie Dough meal replacement bar thinking it would do the job. What a bad decision. That fucker sat like a cannonball in my stomach. I sure wasn't hungry for a while, mainly because of the pain in my gut from the genetically modified cookie dough food log in my belly.
I was totally wiped out after my long first day of interviews and only had the energy to get a subway roast beef 6 inch. At the hotel room I housed that badboy and didn't really even taste it.
It's surprising how if you are super tired and hungry, when you eat a bag of baked Lays they're not that bad.
My night ended with a little tv and a few cans of beer. For some reason my I've had some tummy trouble this week.
1 comment:
It's funny that you would look at that cookie-dough-meal-bar and think, "Maybe I'll try it."
Whatever happened to Snickers? I know they don't "satisfy" jack shit, but it's a tried and true method from making it from A to B.
Still hungry? Then eat two of them.
Post a Comment