Have you ever taken condiments from a restaurant?
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Does a convenience store count? If so, yes.
ReplyDeleteOf course not. That's stealing.
ReplyDeleteThese are perfict sizes for camping trips, so I grab loads of them from WAWA they have the best selection of condiments, Mayo, Mustard, Relish, Katsup,ect...
ReplyDeleteWhere do you think I got my first salt and pepper shakers for my first apartment?
ReplyDeleteSplenda.
ReplyDeleteNope
ReplyDeleteOnly at Taco Bell - I get a handful of mild taco sauce instead of buying it at the grocery store. My bad.
ReplyDeleteNever have. But a dear friend of mine has done it all his life. Now the wife does it since he is not around. He started to do what his mother would do. lol
ReplyDeleteIf it is left over from the table where we ate maybe. They probally throw it away anyway??
ReplyDeleteNo, it is easier to use a bottle or jar at home than waste my time trying to open those little packets.
ReplyDelete12:18, do you honestly think that the restaurant staff removes the little sugar packets from the holders or throws away catsup and other containers? You're trying to rationalize stealing.
ReplyDeleteAll the time they got plenty
ReplyDeleteYes.
ReplyDeleteMy grandmother made fudge for the neighborhood every Christmas. She embarassed me all yera long by "Borrowing" sugar packets which she said was built into the cost of the meal. Great fudge though.
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