This beautiful burger cannot be resisted. Within a second I would snatch the burger and hurl it in to my mouth, taking the biggest bite possible. The initial taste is one, which I would give my whole life up for. It is so great as my large canine teeth chew through the meat. While this is done all the flavouring comes pouring out of the burger and my taste buds send a nervous impulse to the brain. The brain realizes it is an amazing taste and makes water pour out of the corner of my mouth, suggesting that the body wants more. This is due to the different parts of the burger mixing together to form a mixture, which consists of the meat that is known as something carnivores thrive for like me. Than to induce the flavour, a touch of salad and burger sauce is added in which increases the flavour of the burger to my high-expected taste buds.
As all the flavour has been admired it comes time for the food to go down the oesophagus. The food usually goes down when it has all been mashed up. But for me, it is when all the flavour has been extracted. Although the problem is that pieces of food are sometimes too big. So this causes sometimes food to get trapped in my trachea. This sends a pain in my throat. This pain is unbearable. It feels as if a knife is stuck in your throat and trying to free itself by making a whole straight through the trachea. It seems as if you cannot breathe because you are in too much shock as your upper part of the body is screaming out for help. At this point I would take one try at shouting for help and luckily it usually come out of my mouth. This causes an attraction, as everyone within a ten-meter radius seems to turn around. But no one seems to help me, as they are all to intrigued with seeing me in pain.
Than one good Samaritan comes out of the vast crowd and gives me the Heimlich manoeuvre. This causes the trapped food to come rushing up the oesophagus and comes flying out of the mouth, just the way when a Concorde would take of from ground. Suddenly the pain is gone and it feels you have been close to a near death encounter. But you feel joyful and grateful to the person who helped you so that you were still living on the earth.
Within a second from choking I catch the rest of the burger from the corner of the eye. The brain does one thing, send an impulse to your body to pick up the burger and go through the whole phase one more time.