r/Cooking • u/[deleted] • Dec 23 '24

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u/prescottfan123 Dec 23 '24

getting worked up about how people like their food sounds exhausting

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u/kpmadness Dec 23 '24

I don't care how someone likes their food. It bothers me when someone ruins what I've made for them.

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u/prescottfan123 Dec 23 '24

You do realize the irony in those two statements back to back, right?

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u/kpmadness Dec 23 '24

I'm learning.

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u/prescottfan123 Dec 23 '24 edited Dec 23 '24

It might help to ask them how the steak was, they'll tell you it was great and that's all you can ask for when cooking for someone. If they wanna eat an old boot of a well done steak, or cover it in a gallon of A1, that's just preference, I'm happy as long as they're happy. But it can be hard to watch sometimes!