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	<title>Don&apos;t Want a Career as a Competitive Eater</title>
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	<description>How can I learn to slow down and enjoy what I&apos;m eating? I eat too fast. I know I eat too fast. When I&apos;m given food, especially food that I like and tastes good, I&apos;ll wolf it down real quick, but I can&apos;t be sure as to why. I&apos;d love to be able to slow down, to not be the first person to finish at the table, to enjoy to the fullest what has been presented to me. Furthermore, I&apos;m trying to lose weight, and I know that eating slower helps  you fill up faster.&lt;br&gt;
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So, what can I do? Anyone else who has this problem?</description>
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