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Hi all! I'm trying to lose some weight this summer, and have began a regimen of running and lifting these past few weeks. However, I have often read that the most helpful step for weight loss is simply eating less. Not the most difficult task in the world, but hey, we all get hungry.  But video games might be helping me deal with that in a really weird way???

My story: Last night after a small dinner, I decided to play some Fallout 4. I was looting someone's house, and came across a can of pork and beans. While I'm a little ashamed to admit it, I immediately though "Mmm, pork and beans." The in-game object isn't exactly appetizing, but it was enough to make me remember my hunger.

I eventually came to a simple solution: Eat pork and beans - in the game that is. I looted the item, went into my inventory, and ate it. And it kind of "felt" good. I went back into my inventory, found some potato crisps, and ate those too. I even went to a local trader and bought some snack cakes from him, and ate those too. I didn't eat anymore in the real world that night, and I think I owe part of that minor personal victory to Fallout 4.

So, am I lame? A genius? Have any of you done the same thing? Please let me know what you think!
<bot>: i'm trying to eat less so i snacked virtually with food from fallout 4 and it made me feel better i'm the coolest