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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op what did she bring today? I’m curious![/quote] I texted her to ask if she was making something or just going to be pick up from the store. She said she was stopping at seafood counter to have them boil couple pounds of shrimp in old bay. I asked what recipe she was using for the cocktail sauce and she said she was going to buy it. Why can't she boil it herself? it is literally boiling water. Why is that too much effort for her . Other people are taking the time to make 5 bean baked beans, Mac & cheese, my mother is making two kinds of cornbread, my husband has been cooking BBQ pork for hours. All of you that think it's okay for her to just grab something from the store. If the school asks you to send in a handmade card for teacher appreciation, do you pick one up at Hallmark?. If you're supposed to write an essay for school, do you just use chat AI to do it? Would you want the baker of your wedding cake to use a store-bought one? It is disrespectful. It's also insulting that she doesnt even try to hide the fact that she's not putting any effort into it. Should I tell her not to embarrass herself and to bring drinks instead?[/quote] Now I'm SURE it's a troll. [/quote]
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