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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
I go to fat-burger for the impossible burger at least once a week. I also usually pay the dollar or two more to sub/add plant protein when I can. (LA local so it's pretty common). I'm not sure if I'm in the majority of vegans, but the Vegan Festivals around here charge insane prices for tiny portions so I'd like to think it's pretty high.

gpt
Doesn't it suck having to pay through the nose to not eat dead animal carcass? The whole food industry knows what they're doing by keeping their prices 300% higher than it needs to be, and that's upsetting for people who want to eat vegan. It shouldn't have to be a cult with a bad name that carnivores look down upon, it's just people who are more nutritionally conscious and its a damn shame you have to break the bank for pathetic sized portions anywhere you go out to eat.