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    I’m severely intolerant to onions, but I’d still save the taco. I hate wasting food, there’s always the possibility of making somebody else happy with it.

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      114 months ago

      Scarf down one, double hold the other two, leaving the other hand free to navigate out of the room.

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      14 months ago

      Save one taco, then eat it to deal with the existential dread of leaving the other two to die with the best the Fourth Reich has to offer.

  • Diplomjodler
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    44 months ago

    To make this more plausible, let’s assume they’re all tied to chairs. I’d let the tacos be tacos and use the time to check that they’re all tied up very well.

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    384 months ago

    I take one taco, and then go tell Mike Johnson that there are free tacos and where to get them.

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      84 months ago

      You’d be saving so many lives in the long run, and would have a tasty snack while doing so.

  • Phoenixz
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    114 months ago

    In all fairness, it’s if a true Mexican taco (not some imitation from, say, the US or Europe) I would save that no matter what the other three were.

    With the image as-is, you could replace that taco with a dead rat and I would still save that rat over the rest

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    74 months ago

    Sadly, I could only muster the courage and strength to save one out of three tacos, your honor.

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    44 months ago

    If i choose the taco, i will be guilt of not saving one of the 3 people. Thats why i do nothing, sacrificing the taco, but keeping me innocent

    The trolley is way more interesting when you want to kill the person on the track, but dont want to be known as the one who caused their death

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      You could not possibly be guilty from making the world a better place, so at least have delicious taco to celebrate.

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        14 months ago

        News can twist it as if i did something wrong, claiming i am guilty of their death, even though its legal

        I also dont like tacos

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    194 months ago

    Can’t take the risk. Better bar the door before the flames spread. It’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make.

        • Oascany
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          I’m a fully brown person with fully brown ancestry and cilantro tastes like soap

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          144 months ago

          I mean… It’s literally genetic. The aldehydes in cilantro usually aren’t strong enough for people to taste. But if you want to know what I taste when I eat cilantro, go crush a stink bug, it’s the same chemical.

          Apparently I can desensitize myself to it, and I want to. Certainly would open up a lot of options in foods I’m already a fan of (if you leave out the cilantro).

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            I’m weird. I can fully recognize the part that taste like soap. It isn’t strong or overpowering, but I can recognize the taste. Still love cilantro for the rest of the flavors it gives. I guess kinda like how beets taste a bit like dirt to me, but I still like beets and beet juice. Or truffle oil having an “earthy” flavor to me.

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              I wish I could taste the other flavors. That’s actually why I was considering desensitizing myself to it. I get the dirt and earthy, but I love both of those the same. I’ve been growing my palette, but it took me nearly two decades to find hops that I could stand to start desensitizing myself to that bitter.