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You should cook the cheese onto the burger!
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Also toast the bun. And home made pickles.
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The current health situation is so bad, because people confuse correlation with causation in so many studies.
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Shit like this seems to be ubiquitous throughout the field of health and biology. They need a better understanding of dependent variables and statistics.