What the Hell is a Double Bypass Burger?

and why would you eat it?

Double Bypass Burger Strikes Again, 2nd Person Rushed To Hospital
Heart Attack Grill Strikes Again

An unidentified woman in her 40′s was wheeled out of Las Vegas’ Heart Attack Grill Saturday when she collapsed while eating a Double Bypass Burger, one of the many fattening burgers featured at the restaurant

This marks the second such incident at the dining establishment. Earlier this year a man had a heart attack while consuming a Triple Bypass Burger in February.
And last year , the restaurant’s 575lbs spokesperson died.
The Triple and Double Bypass Burgers seem to be living up to their names, as are the Butterfat Shakes and Flatliner Fries.
The restaurant owner, Jon Basso, a nutritionist, actually used to run a weight loss clinic. His about face is evident in that his meals can easily exceed 8,000 calories, 4 times the recommended intake for the average person.
He also lets the obese, anyone over 350 pounds, eat the artery clogging, heart attack triggering food for free. Basso commented that he believed that the woman would make a full recovery.

It gives new meaning to the phrase “glutton for punishment.” A woman in her 40s is recovering after collapsing at a Heart Attack Grill restaurant in Las Vegas on Saturday. An unhealthy lifestyle is the cornerstone of the restaurant’s business model: Waitresses dress in nurses uniforms; customers are “patients”; the logo features the slogan “Taste... worth dying for!”; patients who weigh more than 159 kilograms (350 pounds) eat for free; and the menu features items such as the “double bypass burger.”

That was the meal the woman was consuming when she collapsed at the restaurant, according to multiple media reports. She was also smoking and drinking a margarita.

Earlier this year, a man suffered a heart attack while eating a "triple bypass burger" at the restaurant.

While the establishment uses provocative marketing to boost sales, news of these events raises real questions about how far restaurants and food manufacturers should go in promoting gluttony.

Countless restaurants offer free meals to patrons who can consume an unhealthy amount of food, such as a 72-ounce steak and sides, in a certain amount of time.

Pizza Hut in the Middle East has started stuffing pizza crusts with chicken nuggets and cheeseburgers. A diner in England made headlines earlier this year with its 6,000-calorie breakfast, which includes six eggs and 24 pieces of sausage and bacon.

And don't forget all-you-can-eat restaurants and popular TV series such as Diners, Drive-ins and Dives, which often features high-calorie, fat-laden items at restaurants around the U.S.

Looks like the all American burger/heart attack. ::

daammnnnn ....that is disgusting !

i posted this sometime ago  :cheesy: