Jesus_666

I liked the first season because the protagonist actually used his brain, made observations, and came up with sensible plans. That was pretty refreshing; usually even “smart” protagonists will come up with bullshit plans out of nowhere.

Then in season two he became an idiot and the show itself became amazingly stupid.

Small? When I was a kid the local bakery had these in tennis ball size. Not enough rum to get you tipsy, though.

Unfortunately people respond differently to hunger.

Someone I know is trying to lose weight. Problem is, if they go ~100 kcal below maintenance they turn into a stress eater. ~200 below and they are unable to stop themselves from eating 400 kcal worth of food straight or of the fridge at night. All that on top of being hangry all day.

So losing weight means balancing the diet very carefully because that’s not much space between eating enough to maintain the weight and eating so little that hunger overrides reason and overcompensates.

For other people going below maintenance is just kinda uncomfortable but easily doable for a couple days. Advice like “just eat less” actually works for them without having to make a whole science out of it.

Right. I did get it backwards. Guess I also didn’t play the game for a long time…

He’s trying to guess what she’s thinking about. She says it’s not necessary. He flips down “food”. This reveals nothing about her attitude towards food, only about his.

The array of flippable pictures is specific to each player and tracks their knowledge of what has been ruled out.