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Eating Peoples Food At Work
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Starch isn't even necessary in the curry, i've never done that and usually skip the potatoes. Unnecessary extra carbs to me.
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A few years back, I went on a trip with some friends and acquaintances. We rented a large Air BnB and we all cooked our meals. These acquaintances brought their dog with them and they also happened to be one of those let dogs kiss them in the mouth kind of folks. Anyway, they were cooking their food and simultaneously handling their dog. Having the dog lick their hands and face etc.Then when the time came to eat(it was a potluck type of settings) I stuck to the food that I cooked as well as whatever my friends cooked.
The acquaintances felt a way about me not eating their food. I told them straight up that it's disgusting to handle your dog then go straight into handling food. The rest of the trip was awkward for them, but I had a grand time.
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What was their response when you said what you said about the dogs?
I seriously believe some of "them" don't even understand why that is trifling.
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They were shocked as if I said something wrong. They also attempted to justify it and claim the dog is clean as it that's change anything.
What was their response when you said what you said about the dogs?
I seriously believe some of "them" don't even understand why that is trifling.
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Man I wouldnt have condoned the dog even being in the kitchen.
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That was also a tense topic...long story short they ended up leaving early. They had a get together last year and didn't invite me and someone else from the trip.
The person who's friends with them tried to calm it and give some explanation that it's cultural. A few others busted out laughing. They also didn't eat of the food.Did ANYONE outwardly agree with you?
That is funny
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Dogs are awesome and can be part of a family, but that **** is gross.That was also a tense topic...long story short they ended up leaving early. They had a get together last year and didn't invite me and someone else from the trip.
The person who's friends with them tried to calm it and give some explanation that it's cultural. A few others busted out laughing. They also didn't eat of the food.
I think some people view something like the same way someone may hold their baby while cooking.
It's not the same lmao.
Another trifling act: Dogs in the bed...
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Uncle Shannon sleeps in bed with his dogs smh.
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I've never eaten anyone's lunch but at my last job we had an agreement any snacks like chips candies or cookies that were left unopened were fair game after 24 hours.
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That lie about dogs mouths being cleaner than humans really worked on some people
Never believed that as a kid because I saw dogs eat garbage, dead animals, and poop.
Never believed that as a kid because I saw dogs eat garbage, dead animals, and poop.
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The hell?
So if I bring a pack of Oreos to work and put them in a fridge, folks had the green light to eat them if they aren't done in 24 hours?
The hell kind of rule is this?
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I wanna call you crazy for putting Oreos in the fridge but that actually sounds kinda refreshing
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I put anything/everything in the fridge that is "open."
I actually put them in the freezer. I like my snacks cold over Room Temp.
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That include chips?
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Yes sir.
Stuff being colder just helps preserve the freshness for a longer period of time.
Chips in the freezer/fridge.
I like the "feelings" of cold snacks.
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Mom randomly brought home a puppy for us one day.That lie about dogs mouths being cleaner than humans really worked on some people
Never believed that as a kid because I saw dogs eat garbage, dead animals, and poop.
we put the puppy in a big *** box.
I saw the puppy ****, turn around and eat his ****, Like he was recycling.
Almost made my mom take that puppy back.
I thought he was broken
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Yeah man, it's disgusting. These types would see their dog attack a kid and be scared to shoot the dog, but would see a black person walking down the road and be prepared to kill.
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It definitely was a weird rule. I just made sure I was always on the side of coming up more than getting got.
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That was also a tense topic...long story short they ended up leaving early. They had a get together last year and didn't invite me and someone else from the trip.
The person who's friends with them tried to calm it and give some explanation that it's cultural. A few others busted out laughing. They also didn't eat of the food.
Cultural?! Nah b thats just universally nasty.
I dont use the community fridge. Gots my own insulated lunch bag to avoid scumbags like some of yall
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Dogs are great animals, very intelligent..
But the mfers are dirty.
In my culture we dont even really keep em as pets like that unless they serve a purpose for guarding or herding or something like that. Ill be damned if it comes into my room or bed. Nah.
But the mfers are dirty.
In my culture we dont even really keep em as pets like that unless they serve a purpose for guarding or herding or something like that. Ill be damned if it comes into my room or bed. Nah.
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would u eat a dog?
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