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The world around him fades. Conversations turn to white noise. Nothing exists but him and the döner, locked in an intimate moment of pure, unfiltered longing. His fingers tremble slightly as he lifts it closer, savoring the anticipation, the sacred connection between man and meal. A deep breath. A pause. This is not just dinner—this is an experience.
And then, with the reverence of a poet reciting his magnum opus, he takes the first bite. Ecstasy. A sigh escapes him. The döner, at long last, is his. 🥙💦