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When I was an early teenager I realized with an epiphany that I could take my paper route money, go to the grocery store, and buy my own cookies! It was a light bulb moment. No mom to tell me how many I could have. An entire box of cookies all to myself! So I did it, and I ate half a box of Oreo cookies, and drank 2 cherry Cokes. I got so sick that I threw up and had to go to bed several hours early. At that point I realized that my mom wasnā€™t just being mean when she told me ā€œnoā€ and put limits on me, and I started listening to her more. Of course a couple of years later my real teenage years started, and I completely forgot that valuable lesson.

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Did the same when I got to college and ate three packets of pop tarts for breakfast.

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In my early twenties I started getting into the habit of eating a couple Pop-Tarts every morning for breakfas and began to notice Pop-Tarts were giving me pain in my heart. Literal pain in my heart. Iā€™ve always been a healthy fit person, those Pop-Tart pains are the closest thing Iā€™ve ever felt to a heart attack, and anyway thatā€™s how I stopped eating Pop-Tarts.

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Probably heartburn or indigestion haha, someone correct me if Iā€™m wrong but Iā€™m pretty sure heart attacks and other related problems generally donā€™t manifest themselves as pain localised around the heartā€™s physical location?

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Iā€™m reminded of Paula Poundstoneā€™s routine on how she eats a box of Pop Tarts a day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLLP1Wtrg0U

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And that kids, is how I met your mother got diabetus.

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