Going by googles definitions of words, the statement is true
Well, that really depends on what the definition of ‘is’ is.
- Bill
When he sat down, did he expect to pay?
Did the restaurant fail to provide services?
No
No
Is he sitting in the matrix, in the realization that his food is not actually food he is eating but part of an alternate reality? [video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5y68ErffgM] I know this steak doesn’t exist. I know that when I put it in my mouth, the Matrix is telling my brain that it is juicy and delicious.
The IRS disagrees
oooo thats a good one — making headway
Did he exchange services to pay for his lunch? Did he use a relationship to pay for his lunch? Did he barter to pay for his lunch?
Yes
No
Yes
Does he not know if the restaurant at which he ate is not a place at which he may have thought that the food he was eating would not be free if he did not eat without two knives and two forks but if he ate with one knife and two forks?
food critic
Lol what
No.
Use the rest of the information which was given…
yeah 4 nots , what is that
what information?
update the original post or something
He was an actor in a pron set in a restaurant. The guy used the forks and knives as props and his “eating” was a euphemism for another action.
For instance, 2 forks and 1 knife.
No. Keep trying… you’re almost… there…
Is his profession related to the food industry?
Did the restaurant know he was coming?
No
Yes