kids meals

[bigcats]

They clearly mark on the menu that it is for 12 and under (or whatever age).

But see, that's bunk. If it's the amount of food for a kid under 12 and priced accordingly, and I'm satisfied with that amount of food, I should have to pay more for more food that I won't eat just because I'm over 12.

So I'd go ahead and order it and leave if they said no.

[PennyLane2]

Originally Posted by bigcats

But see, that's bunk. If it's the amount of food for a kid under 12 and priced accordingly, and I'm satisfied with that amount of food, I should have to pay more for more food that I won't eat just because I'm over 12.

So I'd go ahead and order it and leave if they said no.

I agree. It's bunk. I don't think that I've ever seen anyone actually try it. I wouldn't do it, but to each his own .

[kelly237]

Originally Posted by bigcats

But see, that's bunk. If it's the amount of food for a kid under 12 and priced accordingly, and I'm satisfied with that amount of food, I should have to pay more for more food that I won't eat just because I'm over 12.

So I'd go ahead and order it and leave if they said no.

I might tell them I need to order a kid's meal because I have had my stomach stapled (what is that called ?)

Can you imagine the look on their face ??

Or...tell them my mental age is 12..does that count ..haha !!