Best Meal to Bring New Mom

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The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Yep!!!

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Stewed yams

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Agree!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Maybe the losers you associate with. I can buy my own delivery food. The point is to do something nice for a fellow human. I know that is a very difficult concept for you to understand.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Maybe the losers you associate with. I can buy my own delivery food. The point is to do something nice for a fellow human. I know that is a very difficult concept for you to understand.

Touch a nerve? Did you also request all cash wedding gifts?

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Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Maybe the losers you associate with. I can buy my own delivery food. The point is to do something nice for a fellow human. I know that is a very difficult concept for you to understand.

Touch a nerve? Did you also request all cash wedding gifts?

That makes no sense. She's saying she ~doesn't~ want cash. You are not a very good troll.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Maybe the losers you associate with. I can buy my own delivery food. The point is to do something nice for a fellow human. I know that is a very difficult concept for you to understand.

Touch a nerve? Did you also request all cash wedding gifts?

That makes no sense. She's saying she ~doesn't~ want cash. You are not a very good troll.

Lol. No she's saying that she can afford her own takeout but that she thinks that "you" should give her a gift card in order to be a nice human being.

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Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Maybe the losers you associate with. I can buy my own delivery food. The point is to do something nice for a fellow human. I know that is a very difficult concept for you to understand.

Touch a nerve? Did you also request all cash wedding gifts?

That makes no sense. She's saying she ~doesn't~ want cash. You are not a very good troll.

Lol. No she's saying that she can afford her own takeout but that she thinks that "you" should give her a gift card in order to be a nice human being.

OR- Ha, no...I'm saying yes I can buy my own takeout, what I appreciate is someone bringing me something homemade, because that's the point. Doing something nice for someone. UNLIKE your tacky self, who is apparently incapable of understanding the intricacies of human kindness. But something tells me you don't have many friends. Or kids even.

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Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Maybe the losers you associate with. I can buy my own delivery food. The point is to do something nice for a fellow human. I know that is a very difficult concept for you to understand.

Touch a nerve? Did you also request all cash wedding gifts?

That makes no sense. She's saying she ~doesn't~ want cash. You are not a very good troll.

Lol. No she's saying that she can afford her own takeout but that she thinks that "you" should give her a gift card in order to be a nice human being.

And I am saying it is rude and tacky to dictate how people support you as nice human beings. Help with the baby? Bring over dinner? Clean up around the house? Sure. Saying, "Send money/giftcards. Kthanxbye" is really poor manners. UMC people asking for this is ridiculous. The spirit of the mealtrain is lost when you might as well be asking your friends to Venmo you money.

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Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Maybe the losers you associate with. I can buy my own delivery food. The point is to do something nice for a fellow human. I know that is a very difficult concept for you to understand.

Touch a nerve? Did you also request all cash wedding gifts?

That makes no sense. She's saying she ~doesn't~ want cash. You are not a very good troll.

Lol. No she's saying that she can afford her own takeout but that she thinks that "you" should give her a gift card in order to be a nice human being.

And I am saying it is rude and tacky to dictate how people support you as nice human beings. Help with the baby? Bring over dinner? Clean up around the house? Sure. Saying, "Send money/giftcards. Kthanxbye" is really poor manners. UMC people asking for this is ridiculous. The spirit of the mealtrain is lost when you might as well be asking your friends to Venmo you money.

Just fork over the cash and gift cards. Nobody needs your opinion!

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Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Maybe the losers you associate with. I can buy my own delivery food. The point is to do something nice for a fellow human. I know that is a very difficult concept for you to understand.

Touch a nerve? Did you also request all cash wedding gifts?

That makes no sense. She's saying she ~doesn't~ want cash. You are not a very good troll.

Lol. No she's saying that she can afford her own takeout but that she thinks that "you" should give her a gift card in order to be a nice human being.

OR- Ha, no...I'm saying yes I can buy my own takeout, what I appreciate is someone bringing me something homemade, because that's the point. Doing something nice for someone. UNLIKE your tacky self, who is apparently incapable of understanding the intricacies of human kindness. But something tells me you don't have many friends. Or kids even.

Oh, O.k. So someone giving you a gift card is tacky. You want homemade. Gotcha.

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Eel goulash

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Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Maybe the losers you associate with. I can buy my own delivery food. The point is to do something nice for a fellow human. I know that is a very difficult concept for you to understand.

Touch a nerve? Did you also request all cash wedding gifts?

That makes no sense. She's saying she ~doesn't~ want cash. You are not a very good troll.

Lol. No she's saying that she can afford her own takeout but that she thinks that "you" should give her a gift card in order to be a nice human being.

And I am saying it is rude and tacky to dictate how people support you as nice human beings. Help with the baby? Bring over dinner? Clean up around the house? Sure. Saying, "Send money/giftcards. Kthanxbye" is really poor manners. UMC people asking for this is ridiculous. The spirit of the mealtrain is lost when you might as well be asking your friends to Venmo you money.

Just fork over the cash and gift cards. Nobody needs your opinion![/quot Nothing at all cash grabby about a family with a 500k income with a "just fork over the cash!" attitude. It takes a village I guess. A village of donors.

[Anonymous]

Shepherds pie
Roasted meat with vegetables
Roasted chicken