Food for thought
Today, in order to not upset my boss's autistic son who believes he is a chef, I had to choke down food that was both burnt and undercooked in the middle, contained way too much salt, and no other seasonings at all. I’m a real chef and I could feel my taste buds dying after eating that slop. FML
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Charlie Given 28
One of the best sayings my grandma taught me years ago when somebody offers you something to eat that you don't want, you simply say" no thank you I'm not hungry or I feel a little under the weather maybe another time".
Hangryko 32
If you get violently ill (though I hope you don't), you can sue. Hopefully, he quits.
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Charlie Given 28
One of the best sayings my grandma taught me years ago when somebody offers you something to eat that you don't want, you simply say" no thank you I'm not hungry or I feel a little under the weather maybe another time".
RichardPencil 32
You're a coward. If you're a "real" chef, you would have called out the garbage immediately.
Hangryko 32
If you get violently ill (though I hope you don't), you can sue. Hopefully, he quits.
Gubbon 17
Sue what? The child? It was his own decision to eat the food.
D J's MOM 17
didn't say that the son was a child, also his boss might be an ass hat and op might have felt pressure to eat it.
Gubbon 17
Nothing at all wrong with salt as the only seasoning. The burnt thing, however, just don't eat it. It gives you cancer. That should be excuse enough to not eat it.
FluffythePink 23
You get points for not wanting to upset the son. As a sneaky way 'round it, you could offer to teach him how to make a few dishes? You get points from your boss and get to eat actually edible food.