<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I was debating between going home and cooking myself a healthy dinner or taking the easy route and grabbing some fast food. My craving for a burger was nearly insatiable. I LOVE Checker's burgers. (Popular American burger place) I was really craving a Big Buford with no tomatoes and no pickle. I wanted to order 2 sandwiches because I hate their french fries and my eyes were doing that thing where the are being much, much bigger than my stomach.

As I was waiting at the traffic light, I was torn between turning around and cooking or fulfilling my guilty pleasure. 

Pulling in helped me decide. 

Sitting at an outside table was a couple who had just finished a meal from Checker's. The gentleman was most definitely morbidly obese while his girlfriend was most likely obese. Both looked as though they were in a comatose with eyelids half shut and their t-shirts tight as a drum head over their bellies. From a glance, I could see grease stains on the man's shirt, and neither of them were smiling. They looked depressed and sullen. 

That's when I made a right turn instead of the left turn that lead into the drive-thru. I then went home to make a very satisfying home cooked meal of Jasmine rice, a baked, seasoned chicken breast, corn, and unsweetened, hot green tea. 

Best split decision on food that I've ever made. How about you guys here on r/loseit? Have you ever had an experience like this? If so, I'd love to hear about it! :)
<bot>: Decided to go home and cook a healthy meal instead of eating fast food because I saw a very unhealthy couple eating there.