"Are you sure that's enough?"- Fat man pretends to "care" about his child On Saturday, my family went to Taco John's for dinner. As a rule implemented by my obese father before I was born, we get fast food/pizza every Friday and Saturday. No exceptions, everyone has to participate (they have threatened to send me to an eating disorder program if I don't eat with them. It's that serious).  So, my father is driving and asks what we all want at Taco John's. I wanted a bean burrito, which is the same thing I've always gotten at Taco John's. He turns to my mom and asks, "Is that enough?" Yep, it's enough. Luckily my mom agreed with me. Then, he announces what he's getting: 3 tacos, a soda, and potato olés. Currently, he's supposed to be on a "low-carb" diet (which in reality is nowhere near low-carb as he's still allowed over 225 grams a day). No part of this meal is "low carb". It's all carb. I wanted to say, "Isn't that too much?" but I didn't want to get kicked out of the car. My father isn't just obese - he also has a sparkling personality: short-temper, loud, entitled, sensitive, overall a nasty person to deal with, especially when angry. While we were actually at Taco John's, my family couldn't finish all their potato olés (they bought 2 containers), so they dumped the rest on me to eat because they didn't want them to go to waste. I proposed the idea of buying less next time, but was shot down because they "save money" if they buy more than one container, and therefore it would be "stupid" to buy less (even though they didn't want them anyway?).