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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Right or wrong about buying the kid food, why one earth would he waste it?

Why couldn't he have had the decency to say, "I'm not very hungry now, but will take this home and eat it later."  And then proceed to take it into his house and toss it.  Or give it to his Dad who would probably scarf it down.

Today, a meal at McD's and Panera's isn't cheap.

And I don't even know how to respond to the we don't do McD's but Shake Shack.  Whatever.  [/quote]

If he ordered it it implies he is hungry, but not eating it and lying about not being hungry makes that super weird.  Not sure why you can’t see how weird it would be, he did.[/quote]

Yea, if he ordered food, it implies hunger.  But, then, decided to ball it up regardless if hungry or not, is just wasteful.  IDK, maybe it's just how I was raised, but I would have not been a good thing if my parents found out that I was getting food bought for me and then balling it up and wasting it and not bringing it home for someone else in my family to have.  This is coming from a kid that only ever went out to eat on pretty special occasions - heck, getting the Book It certificates for a free personal pan pizza at Pizza Hut was a huge deal.  [/quote]

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