Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh my God, you don’t really track quantity on a fast food order?!
Set some parameters for takeout: “We’re ordering from Thai Palace. Let us know what two entrees you want, and give me ideas for an appetizer to share.”
It’s manners. When I stayed at my then GF’s house, I would try to order last and gauge what to order based on what her parents ordered (and even then, try to stay on the cheap side for entrees).
Are you still neurotic? BTW, guests should order first or second. Not last.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m conceding on the Chick-fil-A.
Here’s another example. DH texts and says he’s ordering pizza and what would we like. I say I’ll share DS’s cheese pizza. DD and her bf each order their own. Ok fine (I’m thinking why can’t they share but ok). The bf chooses the most expensive pizza. DD says can we also get xx appetizer and cinnamon pull apartment. I’m thinking ok that’s fine we will share that. And then the bf chimes in and requests ANOTHER appetizer on top of what DD has requested.
Ok and here’s a Taco Bell order: “1 beefy fritos burrito and 1 shredded chicken burrito please, Also, can we do the party pack with the 5 layer burritos in the mix instead of the bean burritos”
I mean, is this really normal?
Your family's diet is nasty. But really, if you need to count your pennies at taco bell, you should stop ordering takeout altogether.
DP. Most of us here are on a budget. I went through Jiffy Lube to change oil yesterday, they told me the filter is gross and showed me. I certainly changed it but it did give me pause that it was $40 extra.
OP do not give a thought to this comment on your diet. Do what suits your family. Boyfriend has no manners and only thinks of himself. He is rude. And no shame in counting pennies either!
Taco Bell IS nasty. OP is on a budget yet constantly eating junk takeout, treating people, then complaining about it. She's the one with the problem.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m conceding on the Chick-fil-A.
Here’s another example. DH texts and says he’s ordering pizza and what would we like. I say I’ll share DS’s cheese pizza. DD and her bf each order their own. Ok fine (I’m thinking why can’t they share but ok). The bf chooses the most expensive pizza. DD says can we also get xx appetizer and cinnamon pull apartment. I’m thinking ok that’s fine we will share that. And then the bf chimes in and requests ANOTHER appetizer on top of what DD has requested.
Ok and here’s a Taco Bell order: “1 beefy fritos burrito and 1 shredded chicken burrito please, Also, can we do the party pack with the 5 layer burritos in the mix instead of the bean burritos”
I mean, is this really normal?
Your family's diet is nasty. But really, if you need to count your pennies at taco bell, you should stop ordering takeout altogether.
DP. Most of us here are on a budget. I went through Jiffy Lube to change oil yesterday, they told me the filter is gross and showed me. I certainly changed it but it did give me pause that it was $40 extra.
OP do not give a thought to this comment on your diet. Do what suits your family. Boyfriend has no manners and only thinks of himself. He is rude. And no shame in counting pennies either!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh my God, you don’t really track quantity on a fast food order?!
Set some parameters for takeout: “We’re ordering from Thai Palace. Let us know what two entrees you want, and give me ideas for an appetizer to share.”
It’s manners. When I stayed at my then GF’s house, I would try to order last and gauge what to order based on what her parents ordered (and even then, try to stay on the cheap side for entrees).
Anonymous wrote:I think this is fake. You cannot even get Beefy Fritos Burritos at TB any more.
Anonymous wrote:We’ve been doing a lot of takeout. We love having our college daughter home but when we order dinner for her bf, he really seems to treat himself. When I got Chick-fil-A the other night, he gets a combo plus another full sandwich. Tonight we are getting Thai and he’s getting an appetizer, entree, and dessert! I mean, I’d love a mango and sticky rice too, but all those extras add up. Is this kind of rude? His order is always the most expensive thing!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think this is fake. You cannot even get Beefy Fritos Burritos at TB any more.
Haha, you’re right...I did think about that! Also, the taco/burrito pack already comes with beefy 5 layer burritos and not bean burritos. Not saying it’s fake, but for such specific details OP’s recollection may be off.
$10 for 4 crunchy tacos and 4 beefy 5 layer burritos. So cheap it scares me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think this is fake. You cannot even get Beefy Fritos Burritos at TB any more.
Haha, you’re right...I did think about that! Also, the taco/burrito pack already comes with beefy 5 layer burritos and not bean burritos. Not saying it’s fake, but for such specific details OP’s recollection may be off.
Anonymous wrote:I think this is fake. You cannot even get Beefy Fritos Burritos at TB any more.
Anonymous wrote:I think this is fake. You cannot even get Beefy Fritos Burritos at TB any more.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was camp OP first but now I have a question.
Is her DS happy about having to share his pizza with mom?
And what is a cinnamon pull apartment?!
Who eats an ENTIRE pizza by themselves?
20 year old boys.
Mine don't actually and I am the mom of the kids who eat 4500 cal a day.
I am talking large pizza. They would eat half so 4 or 5 slices.
I have an 11-yo daughter, athlete, 4’11, slender/muscular, who eats four slices of a large pizza when we buy one. I imagine a lot of bigger boys eat more!
People always just disagree with every OP.
Read this
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/318772.page
Most arent eating a whole pizza. You guys are liars.
Anonymous wrote:He probably never thought about it. His family probably has enough money that when they order, they just order, and he’s also a young man who could probably eat the entire contents of your refrigerator. At a restaurant, an appetizer, entree, and dessert aren’t that gluttonous, so it’s not the worst thing he could do. Your kind of expecting him to order like a perpetually dieting female.
But if the money is an issue, then direct the ordering like a PP suggested.