Men will literally eat at Arby’s instead of going to therapy

  • hodgepodgin@lemmy.zip
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    8 hours ago

    Went to an Arby’s once. I was like, “this is it? This is just a bunch of stale-looking beef between two slices of bread.”

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    18 hours ago

    …If there is anything worse than the sandwiches, it is the sausages which sit next to them. Joyless tubes, full of gristle, floating in a sea of something hot and sad, stuck with a plastic pin in the shape of a chef’s hat: a memorial, one feels, for some chef who hated the world, and died, forgotten and alone, among his cats on a back stair in Stepney. The sausages are for the ones who know what their sins are and wish to atone for something specific.

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  • Beesbeesbees@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    The only fast food that made me feel sick while eating it. All the others were polite enough to wait a few hours. Pretty sure it is toxic.

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      1 day ago

      We’ve got the meats!

      That sounds like a serious medical issue. They should talk to a doctor about that…

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    1 day ago

    For a while I’d grab Arby’s after therapy sessions, as I headed home. It was right there, it felt convenient. This has completely reframed those visits for me. Shit.

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    1 day ago

    man I really want some arby’s now, those cheap beef and chedders where my favourite growing up

  • betterdeadthanreddit@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    New safety regulations require that an Arby’s drivethrough route shall include at least one PHQ-9 kiosk on the way out before returning to a roadway. They recommend adding more in parallel for a location with high traffic but current trends suggest that one per restaurant will be sufficient for years to come.

    An on-site therapist will be available during normal business hours to meet with customers upon request. This is also directly offered to those whose questionnaire scores reach a threshold determined by regional protocols. Locations with extended late night or 24-hour operations will offer these services by private video teleconference with appropriately-licensed or certified personnel.