Boy Dinner
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It’s a little boring, but it’s a start. A slightly boring meal never hurt anyone. I wouldn’t shame him for trying; I’d say “Thank you very much,” and instead offer to collaborate if he ever felt like expanding his repertoire.
Not a knee-jerk answer, but here we are.
But there is no attention getting with simple gratitude.
She's just mourning the lack of fiber/veggies. Knows she could have toilet trouble over the next 24 hours
Considering what can constitute "girl dinner", this is Michelin star.
If it's someone who doesn't cook, I certainly wouldn't want to eat anything more advanced than that if they offered it to me.
Amusing but i have a lot of faith in beginners' ability to follow recipes. More problematic is people overconfident in their cooking ability (esp: those who aren't actually past the beginners phase but insist on maverick-ing their own new meal concept together)
Add a salad and it's perfectly serviceable.
From scratch?
Farm to factory to table.
Just add some greens and we're good