When I was a child, the birthday buffet was standard, and the happiness of children was to eat enough of what they liked.

But with the growth of age, buffet is no longer the first choice, and it has steadily declined in our food list. ...

Eating all kinds of delicious food is refreshing, which is the charm of buffet.

However, with the growth of age and entering the society after entering the university, the word "buffet" appears less and less frequently, and friends tend to order Chinese food and western food in hot pot more and more.

Buffet used to mean praise and celebration. Why didn't we like buffet later?

Too many netizens share the following feelings:

"Buffet is forcing yourself to spend money, and it is also forcing yourself to eat a lot of unnecessary things."

"If you just look at the numbers, you will go back to the book, but you really can't eat it."

"If you eat it, you will lose weight, and you will lose weight twice."

Through these comments, we can understand why people no longer like buffets.

First, a decent buffet is not cheap, and parents didn't realize it when they paid the bill before;

Second, the crux of the problem is that if you want to eat it back, you will lose a lot.

In order to get back to the basics, you will go to great lengths to eat seafood stuffing, which means that the thousands of personal training fitness cards you bought are in vain, the boiled green vegetables and chicken breast you ate in those years are also useless, and the dumbbells are also in vain. If you eat too much, you may have flatulence and diarrhea. ...

There is a saying that in the adult world, even if it collapses, it is cost-effective.

The same is true of diet. Isn't it good to have money to fill your stomach, spend less money and eat your favorite food?