Here are picture of men that are 6'4 and 220 lbs

https://height-weight-chart.com/604-220.html

6'3 and 220 lbs

6'2 and 230 lbs ( for 220 lbs they for some equality reason put foid)

6'0 and 230 lbs

Now this looks more like pizashill

And going to 157 lbs even for 6' guy would be very hard. He must have 0 muscles to reach it as 30+ year old man

You misunderstood Panera, people wanted more drink options, not less.

Must be the nice weather causing socially awkward losers with no friends to try and venture out into the nearest cheap shithole to eat with no friends.

One in /r/Cleveland

https://old.reddit.com/r/Cleveland/comments/1cflbyn/places_where_its_not_weird_to_eat_alone/?sort=controversial

I moved to Beachwood a little over a year ago and I'm still struggling to scope out places that don't look at me weird / treat me poorly for dining alone (during non-peak hours). I'm just One Dude and often don't have people to go with me to get food. Recs closer to the Beachwood area preferred, but I'll hear anything out.

Update: I've learned that it's REALLY not a big deal and the bad experience I had that scared me away from it is actually just that place being Terrible lmao

And another in /r/Detroit

Hello people of Detroit! I am currently here on a contract job, staying in the Troy area and working around Royal Oak. I've never been one to eat at restaurants much, but since my meals are reimbursed I've been very much taking advantage of it. I'm loving the food around here, especially ramen and sushi. But I've been craving hot pot recently. I've only been once since it is generally out of my budget, but it definitely seems like a group activity. I have pretty bad social anxiety so I may be overthinking it. Do you know of any hotpot in the area that would be cool with a solo diner? Definitely willing to drive a bit for good food. Thanks for any help, and all food recommendations welcome!

https://old.reddit.com/r/Detroit/comments/1cfiq3s/hotpot_for_solo_diner/?sort=controversial

Also calls him a fake activists and says that one of Kendricks kids isn't even his. Kendrick pissed him off to the point he went out and bought the car from the GKMC album just so he could crush it.

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— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) April 30, 2024

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According to BWOG, a member of facilities stated that he is being taken hostage inside Hamilton Hall.pic.twitter.com/K9hlYxOKDy

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@BWC

more than you

I on there side solely because it fricks over the teachers and admins

Op's post:

For example, my next door neighbor is a guy who's in his mid 30's. But he acts like a legit boomer. His Facebook is nothing but posts about how "Darn millennials wearing their skinny jeans and drinking their soy lattes" (ironic coming from a millennial), his lack of understanding that I don't want him parking all his shit in my yard which he defends as "I've lived here longer, I can park my trailers wherever I want", and his comments about how my tattoos are going to ruin my life. Anyone else ever meet non boomers who act like boomers?

[–][deleted] 413 points 1 day ago

Yes. A lot of people just turn into their parents, the good and the bad.

To avoid slipping into the boomer mentality it requires constant introspection and always questioning why you feel the way you do about things, rather than just forming an opinion and justifying it from there

Lots of people patting themselves on the back in the thread, and also the entire sub. Might be tied with childfree for being the pettiest sub on reddit.