There&#x27;s guilt, but there&#x27;s also: &quot;hey guys I EAT Spicy Cheetos, and we all eat Spicy Cheetos. Let&#x27;s admit it. And it feels good. Here are some funny Cheetos stories I have.&quot;<p>Then there are the advicing, &quot;yeah, I know it&#x27;s bad, yeah, health, yeah, nutricion, you shouldn&#x27;t do it, we miss on better foods etc&quot;.<p>But that part is more like an obligatory guilt&#x2F;save-face addition, whereas the core is &quot;I do, you&#x27;ve done it, it&#x27;s normal and even enjoyful&quot;.<p>It sure doesn&#x27;t seem to me like an article written with the intention to putting an end to the practice -- more to admit it and excuse it. Eveywhere he stomps on the guy who dismissed Pratchett without having read him, he adds &quot;but, ...&quot;, and &quot;don&#x27;t get me wrong, ...&quot;.