We’ve all had a craving for a Basho sushi bowl from the GSU. It’s such an amazing concept: a burrito bowl, but for sushi not burritos. Why wouldn’t you want that all the time? Well, it has its ups and downs, because a sushi bowl is deceptively a lot of food. Here are the stages of eating a sushi bowl:
1. Really wanting one
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2. Never changing your usual order
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4. Figuring out how to go about eating it
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5. Giving up on using chopsticks after your first three bites
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6. Regretting your decision to get a sushi bowl because it’s way too much food
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7. Forcing yourself to finish the whole thing because you just spent $10 on it
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8. Resting for at least two minutes before doing anything else
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9. Congratulating yourself for eating such a delicious meal
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10. Repeating it all again the next time you’re in the GSU
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