NRR: Girl In Coffee Shop This Morning

Hot girls who do it eat refined sugar, only hairy-legged lesbos eat the raw stuff.

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You had me up until this part:

...initiated a conversation with me.

Listen, I am not trolling, which is probably why it seems so fake.

I would never truly rule someone out b/c of this, but does it signify a larger issue...?

She asked me a question about my blackberry, and then told me a story about how she lost hers. She was nice.

Interested Looker wrote:

There was a really hot girl in the coffee shop this morning who initiated a conversation with me. I was interested in her up until she chose the regular, white, table sugar over the Sugar in the Raw packets.

With the obvious health benefits surrounding raw sugar over refined sugar, why would she do this? I am suspicious of people who use refined sugar and wheat. There is just no reason to do so, particularly if both are offered for free.

I just feel as though a big part of my life is based on healthy, sustainable foods, and I don't want to date a junk food girl.

Is this a mistake?

Are you sure you are straight? I mean really, you are so worried about her sugar preference means you are looking for any reason to not have sexual realations with a female. And by the way I am having McDonalds for lunch just to offset your tree hugging food preferences. Do you realize how many more people would starve if we only used natural foods, its just not as productive use of limited land.

Pay F#$%ing Attention wrote:

Are you sure you are straight? I mean really, you are so worried about her sugar preference means you are looking for any reason to not have sexual realations with a female. And by the way I am having McDonalds for lunch just to offset your tree hugging food preferences. Do you realize how many more people would starve if we only used natural foods, its just not as productive use of limited land.

Hahahaha. I eat shit too, but you are so uninformed it is hilarious. Toolbox.

Interested Looker wrote:

There was a really hot girl in the coffee shop this morning who initiated a conversation with me. I was interested in her up until she chose the regular, white, table sugar over the Sugar in the Raw packets.

With the obvious health benefits surrounding raw sugar over refined sugar, why would she do this? I am suspicious of people who use refined sugar and wheat. There is just no reason to do so, particularly if both are offered for free.

I just feel as though a big part of my life is based on healthy, sustainable foods, and I don't want to date a junk food girl.

Is this a mistake?

The bigger mistake is that you met her at the coffee shop. Assuming that maybe it was a Starbucks or some other similar-type place, and if she's a two-drink a day woman, let's say conservatively she spends $5.50 a day on coffee.

That's $2,007.50 per year on coffee, or the equivalent of a decent vacation or $964,647.46 if invested from age 22 to age 65 at 9% annual return.

In all seriousness though, if you're judging a woman like that when you're not even dating her...dude, you might just die alone.

Flagpole wrote:

In all seriousness though, if you're judging a woman like that when you're not even dating her...dude, you might just die alone.

That is what I am worried about. Thanks for spelling it out. I am going to be on the lookout for her.

Its not worth it man! Don't pursue her any further. It all starts with one packet of sugar. First off, there is no reason anyone should turn good coffee into shit by adding sugar. Secondly, at the rate that it sounds like its going she will be plagued with lard from eating that sugar. When she is in her mid 30's her love handles may turn into love rails and one of her thighs will most likely be larger than both of your legs put together (considering you are a runner that is). Don't do it. For the betterment of society leave her be, let her get depressed for a little while, and she may rebound and give up that sugar. When she does so, that will be the time to make your move. If she doesn't get depressed and start anorexia or binge eating, then she is not worth it. Just think about how your sexual life would suffer by dating a sugar addicted overweight female. Not worth it.

I am sure that true raw sugar might be marginally better for you I think your off track. Most of the packaged 'raw sugar' is made by the same people who make the heaviy refined stuff and some of the 'raw sugar' is merely refined sugar with brown colouring added in and made to look authentic.

Some health food enthusiast told me how I should only eat brown sugar... I wanted to tell her than while brown sugar might seem "healthier" most of it is produced by adding molasses to already refined white sugar, but she was to far gone to speak any sense to.

Beyond that if your making your romantic decisions by what people buy or eat your going to be a very lonely man. I am almost sure this is a troll but if it isn't you might want to take your hypercritical gaze and look at your own habits I am sure you will find contradiction on contradiction. Nobody is as pure as they want to be so it is better to admit it and try to get along with other people who are just as flawed as your are.

dude.....it's her job to initiate conversation with you......so you'll leave a bigger tip.......

This thread is worthless without pics.

FWIW, there is a difference between "Brown Sugar" and "Raw Sugar."

Mr. Obvious wrote:

This thread is worthless without pics.

Agreed.

Here is a pic I got of her with my iphone: http://bit.ly/2JWwuC

Another: http://bit.ly/2uqFyA

Flagpole wrote:

The bigger mistake is that you met her at the coffee shop. Assuming that maybe it was a Starbucks or some other similar-type place, and if she's a two-drink a day woman, let's say conservatively she spends $5.50 a day on coffee.

That's $2,007.50 per year on coffee, or the equivalent of a decent vacation or $964,647.46 if invested from age 22 to age 65 at 9% annual return.

So the fact that an individual buys one coffee at one coffee shop on one day makes it safe to assume that they will buy two coffees a day every day for over four decades?

backwards wrote:

So the fact that an individual buys one coffee at one coffee shop on one day makes it safe to assume that they will buy two coffees a day every day for over four decades?[/quote]

I wasn't being serious, hence the beginning of my next sentence "In all seriousness..."

I DO know a woman though who has two coffees from Starbucks every day. She's a runner and as of yet not fat from her "coffee" which has lots of sugar in it. Just in casual conversation we figured she spends over $2000 a year at Starbucks.

Interested Looker wrote:

...the obvious health benefits surrounding raw sugar over refined sugar...

This is roughly equivalent to "the obvious health benefits of filtered cigarettes over unfiltered."

Oh, and for future reference, Mr. Natural: Disposable diapers do less environmental damage than washables.