www.veganbodybuilding.org/kenneth

[Guest guest]

A waiter at Herbivore a few years ago told me that he isn't vegan because he'd

become too skinny & lose his muscles. I'm sure we've all heard similar concerns

(although it's really frustrating that someone at Herbivore would spread that

message! -- A busser at Millenium also told me it's too hard to go vegetarian,

which was comforting for my meat-eating friend who I'd brought with me to

hear!). Anyway I'm going to memorize the address

www.veganbodybuilding.org/kenneth so I'll have a good response about the muscle

issue in the future. Thea

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hmmm. Isn't it inappropriate for the restaurant staff

to be discussing their diets with customers?

Particularly if they counter the philosophy of the

restaurant. They should really keep that sort of

information to themselves.

 

 

Moya

 

--- Thea Langsam <thea_langsam wrote:

 

> A waiter at Herbivore a few years ago told me that

> he isn't vegan because he'd become too skinny & lose

> his muscles. I'm sure we've all heard similar

> concerns (although it's really frustrating that

> someone at Herbivore would spread that message! -- A

> busser at Millenium also told me it's too hard to go

> vegetarian, which was comforting for my meat-eating

> friend who I'd brought with me to hear!). Anyway

> I'm going to memorize the address

> www.veganbodybuilding.org/kenneth so I'll have a

> good response about the muscle issue in the future.

> Thea

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