Chinese food

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chicken with cashews, no broccoli. I order that all the time. But why can't you just eat his broccoli?

I'm a vegetarian.

::checks notes:: yep, broccoli is still considered "safe" for vegetarians.

Are you really this dim or are you being deliberately obtuse?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chicken with cashews, no broccoli. I order that all the time. But why can't you just eat his broccoli?

I'm a vegetarian.

::checks notes:: yep, broccoli is still considered "safe" for vegetarians.

Are you really this dim or are you being deliberately obtuse?

They're not killing the chicken for her to eat, so it shouldn't matter if her broccoli touched chicken she's buying anyway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chicken with cashews, no broccoli. I order that all the time. But why can't you just eat his broccoli?

I'm a vegetarian.

::checks notes:: yep, broccoli is still considered "safe" for vegetarians.

Are you really this dim or are you being deliberately obtuse?

They're not killing the chicken for her to eat, so it shouldn't matter if her broccoli touched chicken she's buying anyway.

I am not a vegetarian but it is very, very common for vegetarians to not eat food that was cooked with meat. This can’t be new information…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chicken with cashews, no broccoli. I order that all the time. But why can't you just eat his broccoli?

I'm a vegetarian.

::checks notes:: yep, broccoli is still considered "safe" for vegetarians.

Are you really this dim or are you being deliberately obtuse?

Are you really that much of a bully you have to name call?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chicken with cashews, no broccoli. I order that all the time. But why can't you just eat his broccoli?

I'm a vegetarian.

::checks notes:: yep, broccoli is still considered "safe" for vegetarians.

Are you really this dim or are you being deliberately obtuse?

They're not killing the chicken for her to eat, so it shouldn't matter if her broccoli touched chicken she's buying anyway.

Give it up. She can drop it off at your house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chicken with cashews, no broccoli. I order that all the time. But why can't you just eat his broccoli?

I'm a vegetarian.

::checks notes:: yep, broccoli is still considered "safe" for vegetarians.

Are you really this dim or are you being deliberately obtuse?

They're not killing the chicken for her to eat, so it shouldn't matter if her broccoli touched chicken she's buying anyway.

You’re really that stupid. Vegetarian means food that has not contacted meat in any form.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chicken with cashews, no broccoli. I order that all the time. But why can't you just eat his broccoli?

I'm a vegetarian.

::checks notes:: yep, broccoli is still considered "safe" for vegetarians.

Are you really this dim or are you being deliberately obtuse?

Are you really that much of a bully you have to name call?

Telling it like it is.

[Anonymous]

It's not difficult. You order chicken with broccoli without the broccoli.

[Anonymous]

My parents always ordered it for my brother this way. It was the running joke to order chicken and broccoli without the broccoli. The restaurants never cared.

[Anonymous]

It's really simple. Order the chicken without the broccoli and it's one less step in the cooking.

I always order bubble tea without the bubbles. Same thing.

[Anonymous]

Thanks...I thought it would be obnoxious to order that way, since broccoli is cheaper than chicken and didn't think they would want to give a full order of chicken.

[Anonymous]

The restaurant does not care as long as you tell them clearly what you want.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks...I thought it would be obnoxious to order that way, since broccoli is cheaper than chicken and didn't think they would want to give a full order of chicken.

They just give you the amount of chicken you normally get in a chicken and broccoli. They aren't going to replace the broccoli with chicken.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks...I thought it would be obnoxious to order that way, since broccoli is cheaper than chicken and didn't think they would want to give a full order of chicken.

They just give you the amount of chicken you normally get in a chicken and broccoli. They aren't going to replace the broccoli with chicken.

+1

LOL, they are not going to give you extra chicken to make up for the broccoli that they aren't putting in there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks...I thought it would be obnoxious to order that way, since broccoli is cheaper than chicken and didn't think they would want to give a full order of chicken.

It's hard to believe, but this comment is even dumber than the "just eat the broccoli cooked with chicken even though you're a vegetarian" comment.