u/Techguy38

TLDR: Asking for both the English and Hungarian translation for a greeting you would give someone you're friendly with. Wanting English and Hungarian so I can verify google translate has it correct as I work through the pronunciation.

More context: There is a woman from Hungry who is very nice to my family. She works at a restaurant we often visit. She's so nice to us that she makes treats each Christmas from scratch for her family and she always makes this giant Christmas plate worth of treats to share with us. She brings them to the restaurant when we come visit. She's done it 3 years in a row now. Last year I looked up some of the treats and thanked her with the Hungarian translation. She seemed extremely appreciative of the effort and I thought it may be nice to take the effort to see if I could figure out a culturally accurate greeting. I wasn't happy with what google gave me and thought I'd come here to verify / get advice. I appreciate it. -Thanks

I'm not hear to complain and so won't go into great detail. I'm really here to see who thought the ending was fitting and why they thought that. I am looking for a different perspective.

Among a few things, I'd say my biggest disappoint was that it felt very anti-climatic in how it all resolved given the big buildup. I'm on the fence in how I feel about the last minute or so of the anime and the big reveal there. I don't see how that invention prevents the old world regime, etc. Still processing.

TLDR: Curious the impact of a cheat day on fat adaption. How easy is it to recover? Does it set you back several weeks once your body gets the carbs, etc. Just looking to learn.

Anyone have any evidence based information around the impact of a carb "cheat day" and it's impact on fat adaption?

Been enjoying keto since January. It's going well, it's not dirty keto, mostly protein and veggie approach with enough fats for satiety. Anyway, my ketones (blood measured) were high as expected and have come down after 6 weeks or so and normalized around 0.6. I suspect that I'm fat adapted after this long. (I'm not an expert, just going off what I read)

Father's day is coming up and I'm interested in information I've struggled to find consensus on via Google. If I have a cheat day, and only a single day, where I consume unhealthy carbs like French Toast and syrup. How impactful would that be to fat adaption? I can't imagine it resets me. If I understand, the body should be able to switch back and forth between the energy that is available and if I limit it to a day and go back to keto the impact will be unnoticeable.

From a keto perspective, I get it's fine to indulge, depends on what my personal goals are, the impacts are low. However, I'm curious mostly academically and to the small degree it matters personally. I mean if it really messes with the fat adaption and my assumptions are wrong, it would be good to know. haha

Any info that's not anecdotal would be great.

Half joke half for real curious of opinions. I joke because there is a lot of overlap between ocd and asd that I don't expect a legit science backed answer. However people's experience and interpretation would be interesting.

I have been diagnosed (late) with aspergers and now a few years later OCD. yay. I often struggle to identify whats OCD (I should challenge) and ASD (I should be more flexible with myself) My wife gave me a hard time after all these years that she can't understand why I will open a new creamer, milk, mustard container, etc. rather than finish whats in the bottle. I told her I don't think it's ocd. I've done this since I was like 8.

I took it to my therapist who laughed. She also has Aspergers and she shared she does the same. Now that doesn't mean it's not OCD, just that it's kind of funny and she couldn't be helpful in this instance.

Anyone else not like drinking or eating what's left at the bottom? Anyone with OCD find they feel it's OCD related?

Edit: Jokingly told my wife not to give me such a hard time. Other folks on reddit share similar tendencies. She replied: "It drives me crazy that you do this, so I started dumping what was left in the old jug into the new jug and you never knew the difference."

Now I have a whole other set of problems. haha