Vegetarians.
Vegetarians.
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- Jaline0
I enjoy meat.
I have vegan and vegetarian friends (although half of them have started to eat meat now) and respect them.
I don't like when people boast about either side, but it's annoying when vegetarians get upset that someone didn't buy them a bunch of stuff for get-togethers, such as for BBQs. I'm fine with bringing some things, but vegetarians should be making the planner / purchaser aware of their own needs and not *expect* that person to know what they (the vegetarian) want. At least for the first time they have a BBQ together. Yes, I have had experience with this more than once.
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- That BBQ rant thing was in reference to one or two vegetarians. If my friend had more than that, she would've had more of a variety of food.Jaline
- more of a variety of food for everyone at the BBQ. (my friend = the person who plans and buys for these things)Jaline
- At a work thing one of the VPs was like handing out hamburgers and hot dogs and stuff and I had a bun and she...********
- ... went, "Hey Jerome! What'd you have?" And I told her a veggie burger please as she was like behind the table thing.********
- I told her, "Veggie Burger" please. And she just laughed and gave me an actual hamburger. I mean I was kidding but the fact she didn't even care, hahaah.********
- kidding but the fact that she didn't even care, hahaha. But circling back to your point, I agree, it shouldn't be up to the BBQer.********
- BBQer/Party Planner if the vast majority of the group is non-vegetarian.********
- Yes, you just summed up my post nicely in your last note, hahaJaline
- thats what i love about youdrgs
- i know you enjoy meat, Jaline. But sorry, tonight I got a slight headache and i need rest...janne76