Pass the potatoes
In life there are two types of people:
- People who pass the food without having to be asked
- People who don’t notice the food hasn’t been around the table
In life there are two types of people:
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What about those people who scoop out most of the potatoes and then leave mere scraps for everyone else?
…and what about that last scoop of potatoes? Is it better to leave it for it to be eventually wasted and trashed, or is it better to be aggressive and ingest it for yourself (after offering it to everyone else, of course).
Where’s Ms. Manners when you need her?
This is why dinner at our house is always a buffet
That’s funny.