nycman

Honey…..you let a whore into the room with the expensive antique chairs?
Your mother taught you better than that.
"Antiques are for the husbands. IKEA is for the whores."
This one’s on you. 

Honey…..you let a whore into the room with the expensive antique chairs?
Your mother taught you better than that.
"Antiques are for the husbands. IKEA is for the whores."
This one’s on you. 

Honey…..you let a whore into the room with the expensive antique chairs?
Your mother taught you better than that.
"Antiques are for the husbands. IKEA is for the whores."
This one’s on you. 

Honey…..you let a whore into the room with the expensive antique chairs?
Your mother taught you better than that.
"Antiques are for the husbands. IKEA is for the whores."
This one’s on you. 

Honey…..you let a whore into the room with the expensive antique chairs?
Your mother taught you better than that.
"Antiques are for the husbands. IKEA is for the whores."
This one’s on you. 

Back to the topic at hand….ditch your "friend".
She’s not a friend and I’d bet $1,000 that she doesn’t have Celiac disease.
And I’m sorry, if you’re allergic to dogs….you don’t plan a trip where you’re staying in a house with a dog for 4 days. 
Insane. 

Anytime someone tells me they’ve got celiac disease…I ask to see their serology and small bowel biopsy results. 
In reality, it’s a pretty rare disease. So far every request has been met with, "I never had the tests done but I have all the symptoms". 
Or better yet, "all my tests were negative but I know I have it". Yeah no, not good enough. Eat your pasta and stop whining.
Mind you, I’m not saying celiac disease and gluten intolerance aren’t real, but there is a strong psychological component. Which came first the crazy brain or the crazy gut is had to tell. Personally I much prefer people to tell me "I don’t like gluten" or "gluten doesn’t agree with me". I’m cool with that. Don’t eat the pasta. But when people start making up diagnosis and/or diseases that they don’t have, I don’t have a lot tolerance. Not to mention, they’re muddying with the waters around the people who do have real biological problems

Honey…..you let a whore into the room with the expensive antique chairs?
Your mother taught you better than that.
"Antiques are for the husbands. IKEA is for the whores."
This one’s on you. 

Honey…..you let a whore into the room with the expensive antique chairs?
Your mother taught you better than that.
"Antiques are for the husbands. IKEA is for the whores."
This one’s on you. 

Honey…..you let a whore into the room with the expensive antique chairs?
Your mother taught you better than that.
"Antiques are for the husbands. IKEA is for the whores."
This one’s on you. 

Back to the topic at hand….ditch your "friend".
She’s not a friend and I’d bet $1,000 that she doesn’t have Celiac disease.
And I’m sorry, if you’re allergic to dogs….you don’t plan a trip where you’re staying in a house with a dog for 4 days. 
Insane. 

He lives on the DL…..in West Hollywood!?!?!??
Honey, you’re not fooling anyone.

Anytime someone tells me they’ve got celiac disease…I ask to see their serology and small bowel biopsy results. 
In reality, it’s a pretty rare disease. So far every request has been met with, "I never had the tests done but I have all the symptoms". 
Or better yet, "all my tests were negative but I know I have it". Yeah no, not good enough. Eat your pasta and stop whining.
Mind you, I’m not saying celiac disease and gluten intolerance aren’t real, but there is a strong psychological component. Which came first the crazy brain or the crazy gut is had to tell. Personally I much prefer people to tell me "I don’t like gluten" or "gluten doesn’t agree with me". I’m cool with that. Don’t eat the pasta. But when people start making up diagnosis and/or diseases that they don’t have, I don’t have a lot tolerance. Not to mention, they’re muddying with the waters around the people who do have real biological problems

Anytime someone tells me they’ve got celiac disease…I ask to see their serology and small bowel biopsy results. 
In reality, it’s a pretty rare disease. So far every request has been met with, "I never had the tests done but I have all the symptoms". 
Or better yet, "all my tests were negative but I know I have it". Yeah no, not good enough. Eat your pasta and stop whining.
Mind you, I’m not saying celiac disease and gluten intolerance aren’t real, but there is a strong psychological component. Which came first the crazy brain or the crazy gut is had to tell. Personally I much prefer people to tell me "I don’t like gluten" or "gluten doesn’t agree with me". I’m cool with that. Don’t eat the pasta. But when people start making up diagnosis and/or diseases that they don’t have, I don’t have a lot tolerance. Not to mention, they’re muddying with the waters around the people who do have real biological problems

Anytime someone tells me they’ve got celiac disease…I ask to see their serology and small bowel biopsy results. 
In reality, it’s a pretty rare disease. So far every request has been met with, "I never had the tests done but I have all the symptoms". 
Or better yet, "all my tests were negative but I know I have it". Yeah no, not good enough. Eat your pasta and stop whining.
Mind you, I’m not saying celiac disease and gluten intolerance aren’t real, but there is a strong psychological component. Which came first the crazy brain or the crazy gut is had to tell. Personally I much prefer people to tell me "I don’t like gluten" or "gluten doesn’t agree with me". I’m cool with that. Don’t eat the pasta. But when people start making up diagnosis and/or diseases that they don’t have, I don’t have a lot tolerance. Not to mention, they’re muddying with the waters around the people who do have real biological problems

Anytime someone tells me they’ve got celiac disease…I ask to see their serology and small bowel biopsy results. 
In reality, it’s a pretty rare disease. So far every request has been met with, "I never had the tests done but I have all the symptoms". 
Or better yet, "all my tests were negative but I know I have it". Yeah no, not good enough. Eat your pasta and stop whining.
Mind you, I’m not saying celiac disease and gluten intolerance aren’t real, but there is a strong psychological component. Which came first the crazy brain or the crazy gut is had to tell. Personally I much prefer people to tell me "I don’t like gluten" or "gluten doesn’t agree with me". I’m cool with that. Don’t eat the pasta. But when people start making up diagnosis and/or diseases that they don’t have, I don’t have a lot tolerance. Not to mention, they’re muddying with the waters around the people who do have real biological problems

Anytime someone tells me they’ve got celiac disease…I ask to see their serology and small bowel biopsy results. 
In reality, it’s a pretty rare disease. So far every request has been met with, "I never had the tests done but I have all the symptoms". 
Or better yet, "all my tests were negative but I know I have it". Yeah no, not good enough. Eat your pasta and stop whining.
Mind you, I’m not saying celiac disease and gluten intolerance aren’t real, but there is a strong psychological component. Which came first the crazy brain or the crazy gut is had to tell. Personally I much prefer people to tell me "I don’t like gluten" or "gluten doesn’t agree with me". I’m cool with that. Don’t eat the pasta. But when people start making up diagnosis and/or diseases that they don’t have, I don’t have a lot tolerance. Not to mention, they’re muddying with the waters around the people who do have real biological problems

I suppose danger can be exciting, but the eventual result is not all that different from being a rescuer: self-destructive. Good luck.

I would have turned around and walked away at the end of the sentence "I got the impression I was inconveniencing him" (4th sentence, 2nd paragraph), having exchanged no money.

I reached that point 5 minutes into his first video.