most people who work in some food manufacturing process do not like to
eat what they make...

i

As part of a volunteer stint at a camp, one night, I cut gallons and gallons of
vanilla ice cream into single-portion chunks. I was up to my elbows in ice
cream; it was INCREDIBLY offputting. I was unable to eat vanilla ice cream for
a good year after that...and yes, I'd liked the stuff just fine before that
point.

beeswing

When I was just out of school, I worked at an ice cream store/coffee shop.
I have never been thinner! You get so totally sick of the food you cook,
serve and clean up you stop eating!  Not to mention the fact it was a very
active job.

Elise.

I work in a gas station and we don't really carry anything but processed
junk. Unfortunately, processed junk has always been my favorite food in the
world. For the first two years I worked at the store, I would consume 3-5
little debbie snack cakes and about 8 cups of pop throughout the course of
the night. Not to mention whatever donuts we had left from the morning. It's
no wonder I was packing on the weight, despite the fact that I put on about
15,000 steps every night. Lately I've just brought things from home and
drank way too much free Diet Pepsi.

I've worked at McDonalds and in a gourmet delicatessan, and I have to tell
you that I never got sick of the food. I wasn't able to convince myself that
I didn't like the stuff we were serving - it all just tastes so good to me
all the time. Even now I'd love to go to McDonalds and rip into a double
quarter pounder with cheese and a supersize fry... Or back to my old work
for the Grilled Chicken Pesto Pizza. Oh yes... Heheheh...

So I'm in the minority. However, I enjoy this new form of torture and intend
to carry it out on myself for some time.

Mike
196/165.3/165
28%/22%/15% (I know, I need some intense cardio and more calories!)

CLA (Congelated Linolic Acid), a compound of milk fat, appears to be
one of the few (maybe only 2?) nutrients that truly help the body
'burn' fat.