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Quote: Nope, I was dead serious and if you knew me, you'd know I wasn't kidding. There would be no $50 cheesecake for me, don't care what my bank balance says. I'd make my CPA one, if I even had a CPA. Heck, yeah, I'd still shop at Walmart. No one would know I was rich by seeing my day to day...

Ok if I had $10 million, I may buy a cheesecake. However, if we had that kind of money, we would be in a home of our choosing and live the way we want to live. Ken loves the outdoors and I love to create things. I would be artsy fartsy and baking ALOT. Ken would be building and improving...

Quote: Try using bakers chocolate.

Quote: Oh I have healthy alternative for you: Activia Desserts Blueberry Cheesecake. It is to DIE for!!!! And no it doesn't work, but who cares. That is the best yogurt I have ever tasted. cuz you ate it for 2 weeks and it didn't um, speed you along? Nope, didn't work. But OMG it is...

Quote: Oh I have healthy alternative for you: Activia Desserts Blueberry Cheesecake. It is to DIE for!!!! And no it doesn't work, but who cares. That is the best yogurt I have ever tasted.

The only time I go to Cheesecake Factory is when someone else is paying the bill.

Quote: $50 for a cheesecake? I am thinkin for most people that is outside the range of normal. It's not in my range of normal, that's for sure, and certainly not in this economy. Spending $$ on a living creature still ain't the same as money on a goodie that is gone in a few minutes, at...

Quote: Well, by that logic, why ever do anything but make your own food? It's almost always cheaper to do so than to pay for the convenience of having someone else do it for you (and serve you, and clean the dishes, etc). The flaw in the logic is that there IS something that stays for years...

If you consider that one slice of that cheesecake is $7.95 and there are 10 slices, then I suppose $50 is a deal. Or not.