u/DragonStriker

EDIT: This could be Windows 98 as well. I'm not really sure. I know for a fact that the game didn't use a mouse however.

I'm trying to find this old DOS game where you played as man being chased by food, like how ghosts would chase Pac-Man.

It takes place in a maze like scenario and you're running away from said food. Foods are like hotdogs, ice cream, burgers, etc. Just fast food. It's vibrant, and colorful.

The main gameplay loop is you run around to get these flyers and you have to deposit them into a trashbin somewhere in the maze.

The ghosts (or food in this case) would chase you and if they reach you, you become fat--like visibly fat, your character sprite changes to reflect this. If you get hit 3 times (I think?), you die. The way you get rid of the fatness is that you exercise on a benchpress that are scattered on the map.

The level ends if you succeed in closing down the fast food places that spawn these fast food items that chase after you.

Does anyone know this? This was a game from my childhood.

So I opted to apply for an IT Analyst 1 position that was posted on Alberta Health.

I just want to know: does AHS only start doing interviews once the job posting has closed, or do they do interviews while it is also up?

Does anyone here know the exact quotes Burnie said in one of the recent Morning Somewhere pods?

He said something about being on the bleeding edge instead of the cutting edge. Or was it the other way around? I'm trying to find the full quote. Can anyone help me find it?