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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm a dad who does not cook. The enjoys cooking thank goodness. But for someone to say...I don't eat leftovers is absolutely bonkers to me. Absolutely nuts.  I have not respect for these entitled a-holes.  Honestly, if I met one and found this out, I couldn't talk to them or anything. They must be so spoiled that they would make me want to vomit.  If my wife made some massive casserole and we ate it 4 nights in a row...I'd be as grateful on the 4th night as all the other nights.[/quote]

Funny story:

My brother had one girlfriend who was absolutely crazy.  My mom was blind to this girl's faults.  Why?  Because the girlfriend would come over and GLADLY accept whatever random leftover stuff my mom would offer her to eat.  It's been 30 years, my brother has been married to someone else for over 20 years, but my mom still talks about the girlfriend who would eat the leftovers.  (She only says this when we all start talking about how crazy this girl was, which was solidified publicly when she went on a reality show, so she does come up randomly).

Why did my mom still like her?  Because someone was appreciating her effort when she cooked every night!

We eat about 75% of our leftovers around here.[/quote]

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