>>216021044
I have. Back when I worked a catering job in college, they slowly became more and more strict (no more storing lunch in the fridge because customer food is there, no more paid lunch, etc.). One day I was working a late shift and everything on campus was closed. Someone tossed out leftover food in food trash and I grabbed a sandwich that was out in the sun all day.

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>>216021172

i did but it was because it was food i bought and made

george is an idiot who made dangerous assumptions

>>216021044
Not if there was already a bite out of it. That’s disgusting.

>>216021400
bite it from the other end until you get to where the other person's bite was ya dingus

>>216021433
No you have to account for lip overlap and also that means they held it on that end.

>>216021318
Not my proudest moment but I was already skipping dinner to make rent. Wasn't going to skip lunch as well.

>>216021449
How are you going to bite it right wher you are holding it idiot?

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>>216021044
Would you have done the same?

>>216021044
Not necessarily but I would make a point about how wasteful it is. Unless there's mold on it or whatnot there's no reason to throw away a perfect eclair after taking a single bite out of it.

A lot of Seinfeld comedy was based on pretty normal annoyances and then there's this, where he's eating food out of a bin

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Would you have done the same?