I’ll add, in case of curiousity, that certainly I have grilled cheeses with other stuff included. As I am cooking a grilled cheese with sliced ham on it, I think that I am cooking a grilled ham and cheese. As I am cooking a grilled cheese with tomato and onion, I think that I am cooking a High Pocket. As I am cooking a grilled cheese with tuna, I think that I am cooking a grilled tuna and cheese.
As I am cooking a cheeseburger, I think that I am cooking a cheeseburger.
Jesus Frank. You might want to double up on the meds I hope you are already taking.
In Frankland, “lemonade for grown-ups” that is lemonade + alcohol = A-OK. But “grilled cheese for grown-ups” that is grilled cheese + ground beef = freak right the fuck out.
Maybe the problem you have with things that are “for grown-ups” is that you aren’t one.
Why, exactly, is Frank being cast as some psycho off his meds?
I mean, his OP mentioned nothing about any vast conspiracy or high crime…just mentioned his annoyance (which I and my daughter share) with this particular commercial and its take on the sacred concept of “grilled cheese”.
Obviously, Frank is aware that he retains the option to inspect the ingedients in his food before consumption, and that no-one is literally attempting to force a half-pound of beef down his unwilling throat, hell, Frank is even down with the concept (previously discussed at length) of a “grilled cheese” containing other ingredients.
Frank is just PISSED about this STUPID, insulting commercial, which obviously appeals to a certain but different demographic. Leave Frank the hell alone. :mad:
Dammit, MEAT (or alcohol) does NOT make you a grown-up. I resent the implication. OK, true, it tends to make you DIE sooner, so in that sense, I suppose it makes you “more mature”, but…:dubious:
I was actually disappointed when I first saw this commercial…I thought, wow, Carl’s Jr. is actually going to offer a really good grilled cheese! Another fast food option for this veggie gal. Awwww, no… Assholes. :mad: