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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I find your attitude so offensive, OP.

Maybe he wasn't hungry. Maybe the food wasn't great. Maybe he felt off that day (maybe he gets carsick or something). But regardless, he know how it was going to come across and made a social effort to hide the food you had bought, so you wouldn't be surprised, offended or disappointed.

And yet here you are, being all three. Don't. He's a child. His mother made a totally innocuous remark that you, operating on a hair-trigger, chose to take the wrong way.

Just stop. [/quote]
Omg, drama queen lmfao. It's weird of an 11yo to ball up food TWICE. Jesus. Just don't order anything the second time if you're not hungry. [/quote]

This is why I think the tween was rude. It wasn’t once, but twice. It’s weird that some of you think opening a bag is “rummaging”. [/quote]
I have kids, and occasionally we carpool, and I end up with trash in the back of my car. If I saw a balled up fast food bag, I absolutely would not open it up. And the fact that the OP not only opened it up, but pulled apart the ball of food it to see that the child had only taken one bite is disgusting. Who does this?[/quote]

Yeah, if it was heavy I would be curious and open it! I’m also certain that it was obvious that they only took one bite. She didn’t have to pull apart the food. Did she say that and I missed it?[/quote]
She said it was balled up. If it’s balled up, how can she tell it was one bite without taking it apart?[/quote]

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