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RE: What You Leave Behind Could Be Someone Else’s Only Meal
The person who doesn't have, respect it. The person who has, doesn't respect it.
Well, there is an exception nah Kai Khana hi Bora hai. When I was 7years old, I went to a wedding where me and my chachu simply just fill half of our plate with Beef korma, but that korma was too too much spicy like even after 14 years, I can't forget it. Sad for chachu bcz jis ki shadi thi wo unkay sath betha tha or chachu ko to zehr b galay sai utarna tha Kai aglay ko Bora na lagay 😂
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That is a fair point, and that Chacho story shows how tricky things get when social pressure is involved.
There is definitely an exception for food that turns out impossible to eat for our taste buds. But as adults, the solution in a buffet setting is simple, take small tasting portions first.
If something turns out too spicy or bad, you only waste a single spoonful instead of half a plate. It keeps waste to a minimum while saving you from a tough situation with the host.
Yes you are kind a right. I will follow it next time in my own wedding :)