We were ready for anything
We were ready for anything
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you guys were getting lunchables?!?!
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Yeah I was thinking "what do you mean unprepared?" If you had Lunchables, that WAS being prepared!
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Yeah I was too broke for lunchables. I got the free school lunch tickets though. Damn, lausd had the goods shit back then.
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I used to bring jam and cheese sandwiches from home. You read that right, jam and cheese.
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I'm 31....used to have lunchables a ton when I was in grade school, holy heck I grabbed one the other day and either the quality is much lower or I had some bad taste as a kid 😂
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It's both! Yaaay!
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It is 100% both. I also still sometimes grab the pizza lunchables as a 32 year old man. Every single time I’m like “this is going to be an awesome snack” and then when I’m done the post-lunchable clarity kicks in and I’m sad and a little disgusted.
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They were never good. Dry, stale crackers. Tiny, slimy meat circles. Salty cheese cubes that taste more like a chemistry experiment than cured cow's milk. As kids our palates are motivated to salty fatty food with much less regard for flavor.
Now, if you want Lunchables for grown-ups, get yourself one of those cheese and cracker platters from a nicer grocery store. Pastrami, salami, pepper jack, gouda, and sesame or butter crackers. Delicious.
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Both, but mostly the bad taste as a kid. They're not that much worse now than they were before.
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Well I was prepared with my gameboy 😎
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Zoomers in the comments like "wtf is an mp3 player"
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Just my walkman, a lovingly curated mixtape and me against the world
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Ah yeah the first years of anxiety
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By the time lunchables showed up in the stores im our small town I was a Jr in high school and was driving over to burger king for $1 whoppers for lunch. Didnt have my first mobile phone until I was forced into getting one for work in 2005...
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