Satire About Eating

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Eating is essential to any that's alive.If it doesn’t eat it will be certain death because you need nutrients to survive. For people like me that love food it’s sort of like a hobby. I eat all the time, when I'm bored when i’m hungry or even when I want to taste something and have that flavor in my mouth. I just eat for the sake of eating that’s why I love it so much.
I remember on Thanksgiving my grandmother was god a feast for my family.So I go over to my granny to help her out and she said I can help her out with tasting the greens. I dove right into those greens and they taste amazing. So I’m going along just devouring those greens and ask for another bite and she said, “ go ahead baby” and no better words could have came out her

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