Ordering pizza is not a calculated risk. Most people who eat pizza are already chronically ill and just lack the discipline or knowledge to do better. Not saying a blame them, but an overweight chronically ill person ordering pizza is about as far from a calculated risk as one can get.
I was speaking of frustrated plans, not diethetics. I meant that to end up ordering pizza while you'd prefer eating out is a calculated risk for anyone going in holidays with
@JDTAY, not a risk for
@JDTAY.
People go on holiday, hope to eat out wonderfully every evening. But if you go with him, then you know you may or may not eat out, so it's your calculated risk (you may order pizza because it rains, for example, it's not all risk about
@JDTAY).
@pyrat At the moment you sound like a supportive guy talking to a heroin junkie and saying that it's good he's getting a shot.
No, I don't work in a "narcosala".
Well, I know I've sometimes gone in holidays and someone in the group felt ill, or had to go buy clothes because an airline lose a suitcase, or it rained, or an event was cancelled, and I didn't suffer it like it if I died a little inside. I changed plans and enjoyed the new situation the best I could. I would be afraid if I had to go on holidays with you,
@FBnil. You sound like you judge
@JDTAY's life without enough information or legitimacy and use any excuse to accuse him of what you had long decided are his errors and make him feel bad about it, possibly to try to help him change something for the better, sure. And yes, in hindsight we all know we could have done some things better. But now is now, and the situation wasn't a drama, just some adults in a beach house changing plans for one evening.