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Originally Posted by bigtmac19
I found a sandwich in our backyard once, that my son threw out of his lunch. Not very smart place to throw it on his part. I think it's hilarious now, but I was mad at the time.
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I would almost prefer that if they didn’t like something, they would just throw it out at school instead of bringing it home. The most recent time I got food poisoning was because the kids didn’t like a sandwich my wife made. When I got home from work I thought it was something she just put together. Nope. The sandwich was festering in a backpack the whole day, and my wife wasn’t aware that the mayo in the sandwich could go bad. She also has that classic Chinese cast iron stomach that doesn’t seem to ever succumb to any food borne problems.
Anyway, no more mayo in any lunch sandwiches, especially if I am going to be the human garbage disposal if they don’t get eaten.
I am kind of happy the kids have cafeterias at their schools now. It gives us a chance to be lazy once in a while.