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[kdgn]

On 10/15/2014 Preds said:

Spoiled brat that will someday miss her father and his old fashioned food.

Yep. I frequently eat out with friends for brunch. Most of the time we order things that we don't ordinarily make at home.

I can see my husband ordering this gentleman's choices-he likes turkey. End of story. And my husband isn't considered old.

Snotty little brat who obviously failed in the manners education.

[gazelle77]

On 10/15/2014 Preds said:

Spoiled brat that will someday miss her father and his old fashioned food.

Or not.....

[Lucky Charm]

When I first became vegetarian, the rudest remarks were directed at me, from friends and family.

ETA: I LOVE to cook the traditional meals!

[Peaches McPhee]

What a snot! I can't believe anyone would be so rude . . .

I hope she's out of the will.

[Say Nay]

Nothing wrong with comfort food. Nom!

[Puzzle Piece]

He did pay for the meal. Sad. She also purposely forget his birthday and Father's Day and brags to him about what she did elsewhere on those days. It's very unfortunate.

[Anglophilly]

Thoughtless, patronizing and tacky!

When I go to a restaurant I order what I wouldn't make at home. Turkey for 1?

I've got a craving for meatloaf, Spam or chicken croquettes. Guess I'm absolutely decrepit.

[physicsnut]

Just enforces my belief that vegan believe people SHOULD follow them and if you have another opinion then YOU are wrong. I ignore them- they are weird

[QueenDanceALot]

On 10/15/2014 physicsnut said:

Just enforces my belief that vegan believe people SHOULD follow them and if you have another opinion then YOU are wrong. I ignore them- they are weird

Broad brush you've got there.

[dooBdoo]

Wow. I see nothing wrong with a traditional meal, whether it's the healthy version or not.

Her actions speak volumes about her. It's possible it says a lot about her upbringing, too, but not always. Without knowing the people personally, I can't place judgment in that regard.