Many people do not like to eat pizza crusts. However, some people reason that they paid for a pizza, so they might as well eat the whole thing.
“Not eating crust is some childish shit. If I paid for it ima eat the whole thang” was posted on Twitter by Evin on April 6, 2017. “Being an adult is eating the crust not because you like it, but because you paid for it” was posted on Reddit—Showerthoughts on December 29, 2018.
Twitter
Evin
@abney_1989
Not eating crust is some childish shit. If I paid for it ima eat the whole thang
11:22 AM · Apr 6, 2017·Facebook
Reddit—Showerthoughts
Posted by u/Jonshno December 29, 2018
Being an adult is eating the crust not because you like it, but because you paid for it.
Twitter
Shower Thoughts
@TheWeirdWorld
Being an adult is eating the crust not because you like it, but because you paid for it.
6:30 PM · Dec 30, 2018·Buffer
Twitter
Rahul Dubey
@iRahullDubey
Adulthood is eating the crust not because you like it, but because you paid for it.
7:30 AM · Dec 31, 2018·Twitter for Android
Reddit—Showerthoughts
Posted by u/eeeeeeeeeendman July 13, 2019
Being a kid is not wanting to eat the pizza crust, being an adult is eating the whole pizza because you paid for it, and being rich is throwing leftovers.
Twitter
Offdechaine
@offdechaine
Replying to @jjuwut
Being an adult means eating the crust not because you like it, but because you paid for it.
3:56 PM · May 2, 2020·Twitter for Android
Twitter
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@velsser
Being an adult is eating the pizza crust just because you paid for the shit
12:12 AM · May 13, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
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