However, there were people like Paul Krugman, who thought the Internet was a passing fad. 

I'm going to do it per person on a standard diet so just multiply it by the people in your house and adjust for dietary restrictions.

Long day:I'm mid thirties and in fairly reasonable shape, working out and maintaining a TIGHT chicken wing and craft beer diet.

you could rebut with a lot of law quotes, but the law is always contradictory -that's what happens when politics, money, and daily fads influence laws, over the course of hundreds of years.

My worry is that this is a fad and in a year or two there will be a new “pickle ball.”

On top of that I am a health and fitness buff, so cooking at home allows me to eat a very healthy diet.

The list of possible "cafeteria plan" benefits is extensive- child care, elder care, alternative medical treatments, special diets, a company car, etc.

I feel better when I eat better, but sugar still has a stronghold on me, and my family recently revolted against our vegan diet

I felt Twitter was a fad, and I'm still not convinced of its usefullness, but a funny story...

As @Anthony Gayden, I also eat a mostly whole foods diet.