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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Who are you eating with? If I'm having brunch with my girlfriend and I say "hmm I'm deciding between the frittata and the eggs benedict, but I think I'll go with the latter because I make the former a lot at home" the idea that she could be judging me for being "low class" is so sad.

OP please explain yourself. You would be sitting with a friend and actually think such a thought?

All this class talk is BS but .... OP do you have any friends that did not grow up privileged? And if they don't use your dialogue playbook, you judge them for it? How... just gross.

I'm sure your rich friend could make an identical comment, but when they do, it's eccentric and charming![/quote]

I think giving this any mindshare at all and letting it influence your order and restaurant experience is a prole tell.[/quote]

I'm not getting this at all. If I'm at a restaurant, and more things are calling my name than I can realistically eat, I have to pick.  Why not pick the one that I won't have another opportunity to eat soon, whether that's because I make it, or someone I know (my husband, my personal chef) or a restaurant near me that offers take out makes?

How do rich people decide between two entrees that sound good on a menu?  [/quote]

I am rich and I often order dishes I don't make at home. As do my rich friends. And we all say it out loud.[/quote]

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