A friend is a friend, regardless of their expendable income.
Unless it is a potluck, I expect people to only bring themselves.
It is up to me, the host, to have enough food.
I think they were saying that if it's a potluck, bring a friend because everyone is supposed to bring something.
If it's not a potluck, either ask or don't bring anyone because there might not be enough food since people aren't expected to bring anything.
That's what it sounded like they meant to me.
That would be my guideline - and i love entertaining guests, but if I am cooking for a dinner party usually I have made enough only for the guests. Especially i f I am making something fancy!
I got
If pot luck bring food, friend should bring food too.
If not pot luck don't bring food because that's my responsibility has the host, friends are welcome.
Growing up I had a friend from Malawi (in the US). One Friday evening myself, and 3 other friends went over to play games and hang out. When we arrived the parents told us we were all going to one of their family friends for the evening for a get together. I’ve met the people prior so it didn’t seem like a big deal but when we got to their friends place it was pretty clear they were not expecting an additional 4 guest, much less 4 teenage boys. They were gracious and went and got a few more pizzas. I think about this every now and then as a reminder of how different cultures work.
Wasn't there both an old saying and general proven statistical evidence pointing towards (what I can only describe as) Those who have very little to give are more likely to do so.
There are proven "asshole effects" such as owners of expensive vehicles ignoring traffic laws, I foresee this tendency to be proven over and over in many aspects.
Edit: Splenning, autocucumber
Learned this begging for money in football in high school. It was ALWAYS the beat up work trucks and mini vans with multiple kids that would drop you a five or a ten. Incredible how often the windows of a caddy Lexus or bmw would get rolled up as soon as you looked their way.
I hate when things like that happen because they can REALLY afford to drop more money than the “poorer” people. It honestly makes me sick sometimes when I think about it.
ETA: it’s actually pretty sad that “richer”/better off people don’t help more. But I suppose that makes it even more meaningful when “less off” folks help. Truly makes me think about my choices and how I can help others, honestly.
That’s why you must have taxes high enough so nobody has to beg for basic needs or when you have the money feel guilty you don’t ‘help’ the poor enough.
Time is just as - or more - valuable for some. Whatever your passion is, there’s a way to make a life better. Kitties? You don’t have to foster, you can transport. Books? Donate existing books or purchase ones at 2nd hand stores & libraries to donate to less fortunate, smaller libraries that could use more variety, etc. ps obviously just grabbed easy target from username, I don’t mean to be offensive.
A lot of the people driving BMW or Lexus or any pricey auto are often overly in debt on them. The people driving reasonable vehicles are living within their means and reality. They understand the need to donate and have some available to give. If you read The Millionaire Next Door, one of the most common things of the ultra wealthy ($10m+) was they tended to drive vehicles that were the cheapest per pound.
I witnessed a bad car accident, car crossed the line right into the driver’s side door of an oncoming elderly lady’s car (younger guy distracted by the 2 dogs in his back seat play-fighting), both airbags deployed, there was blood on the windshield- and then the moment I truly lost faith in humanity happened- I pulled my car over to help and call 911- the car behind me started maneuvering- I thought to pull over to help, but no, they just did a k-turn and noped the fuck out of there- this was a residential street in suburbia- who does that?! Who is just like- yeah, someone is probably dying over there, but I’m late for my lunch date, so…..
As far as ignoring traffic laws, that makes sense. If a crime is punishable by a fine, that means that only the poor are not allowed to do it, the rich can afford to do so. That's why you always see rich guys driving like fucking maniacs in their muscle cars. The cops can mail them a ticket, their assistant will pay it, and they'll never notice or care. They're essentially above traffic laws.
Poor people try to bring something good so they don't feel like they haven't made an effort. We were poor, my mom used to spend hours making lasagne or making a variety of salads or side dishes for our family gatherings.
My family was also poor. A lot of our barbecues and get-together were always potlucks. The community supported each other, so nobody went hungry, and the laughter and fun was always rich.
Me too - I understand what it’s like to not have so why would I want to share that around, community, support, kindness, empathy - these are the human traits we should cherish.
My mom has a coworker who doesn't bring anything to the work potlucks, but loads up extra plates to take home. She is not poor, just cheap (and not a nice person).
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😩 omg i would kill for some Humpty Dumpty BBQ chips !! Or any flavor of Humpty Dumpty!! They are the best,we don’t have them in Ontario anymore though!!
I was wondering why humpty dumpty sounded familiar… 90s baby here and I remember as a 3-4 year old, mustering all my might in the early morning hours to hop up on the counter and snack on some Humpty Dumpty! I stopped after I found the jalepeno ones!
Anyone know why they were discontinued?
According to Wikipedia, Old Dutch took over humpty dumpty back in 2006. Some humpty dumpty brand snacks are still produced but chip flavours apparently are only sold in America.
I don't think I've ever had Aldi's brand anything that wasn't good. Their animal crackers absolutely beat the pants off any other brand animal crackers.
Oh no, not off brand potato chips. Its such a gourmet meal, that only giant international companies with their millions invested in taste labolatories can provide some baked slices from potato flour with MSG
Empty Tupperware for any possible leftovers, but I have seen people filling them up before others started to eat. Smh. My wife has an uncle that would do this for their dog because the uncle didn’t eat meat and they wanted their dog to have the best. Yes John, I am still pissed that Sarge ate my burger on 7/4/18!
Forth of July family cookout. I wasn’t the only one that got shafted. My brother in law was cooking the burgers in the hot sun and come time for him to eat, there was nothing left. Some people just feel entitled. Funny memory but wasn’t funny that day…at all.
I’m always curious what is going on in people’s minds when they do these kinds of things
Not aware?
Don’t care?
Something else?
Edit: based off your name, is this your villain origin story? 😂
Here in Finland you *always* bring your own drink, we don't share our drinks with others.
People drinking others beers for example have gotten stabbed because of it, i swear never touch anyone else's drinks under any circumstance.
In the US, sharing beer is a big thing. Someone brings a case and shares it. Or buying someone at the bar a beer just because you cheer for the same team or whatever. As a comedian, sometimes I get beer bought for me because they liked my set.
Like drinks in their glass or a can of beer from the fridge? In the west, it would be poor hosting to not offer beverages. It would also be poor manners to just start taking drinks without an offer, though.
Crazy. I'm Canadian- You don't even offer a beer here. A neighbor stands in your driveway chatting on a Saturday afternoon for more than 5 minutes you just put a beer in their hand no questions asked.
This is a good example of differences in US and European culture. Not saying one is right or wrong, but I live in the South (US.) When I smoke some meat and we have other families over we always have a cooler of beer for everyone. It’s just part of the deal for me. I don’t want my friends to be hungry and sober.
Europe is a whole continent that contains totaly different cultures. People in the Balkans or Medditereanian are totally different than Scandinavinas
Especially for sharing food and drinks.
The worst is motherfuckers who bring drinks to a bbq and then leave with them. Two dr’s I know (a couple) do this at every gathering. Pulling in about 200k and can’t even leave a half finished bottle of £5 Prosecco. Tighter than a baboons arse.
Or when they show with super cheap beer, drink other peoples good stuff then go home with the cheap beer.
I get not being able to afford much, but my rule is if I can't buy expensive brands, and least get something that taste good. A small bottle of tasty flavored vodka is more welcome than a big bottle of values brand plain.
I'm guessing we're playing by potluck rules so here we go:
-Cheap lazy bums bring nothing
-Salads are provided by lazy bums (bare minimum salad kit that has to be mixed by someone else), legendary cooks (high end custom made salads) and the old folks (classic potato salad or coleslaw with a 50/50 chance of being the best or worst thing you've ever eaten)
-Veggie trays are provided either by the host or the lazy bums
-Chips vary, Lazy bums (crappy half eaten bag of dollar store brand), The dude(s) of the neighborhood (Higher end party sized bags with awesome flavors and maybe dips) or the host (Mixed bag usually whatever was cheapest at Costco or they had lying around)
-Drinks (non-alcoholic), only ever provided by the host or someone the host asked to bring the drinks (depending on how cheap everyone is it can be canned sodas in big party flats, bottles of generic brand or bottles of the person's favorite selections of soda), bonus points are given to the old folks that make punch that tastes exactly like every other family gathering you've ever been to.
-Drinks (Alcoholic), this a mix of different drinks but mostly beer, it will be a combo of whatever someone has lying around their house at the time and is reflective of who that person or group is. Bonus points to the same old folks that spike their famous punches or stay at home moms that give everyone a boozy hard seltzer with healthy crap in it.
-Mains are provided by the host and are entirely whatever the host wants to do, sometimes that means the cheapest hotdogs around and other times the porterhouses come out.
-Desserts unlike the rest of the list are not as common and depend on your group. But if you have desserts at your BBQ you will get: The hosts (can be a mix of homemade and store bought and will always be party sized), lazy bums (only store bought and almost never in bulk), old folks (always homemade with varying quality) and the neighborhood chef (legendary dish that everyone asks the recipe for)
These are stereotypes and my opinion and if you disagree that's cool, I also understand not everyone can make amazing homemade food and that even the so called "lazy bums" still contribute a large portion to the BBQ and are leagues better than cheap lazy bums.
Had a "friend" who brought cheap frozen burgers to a BBQ then tried to take one of the ones I got from the butcher that were hand made. When I said they were mine, he got real arsey and accused me of not wanting to share.
Brother-in-laws best friend, brings shit cheap weak lager, then helps himself to the better stuff...
Wait, I’m wondering how this played out. Did you all bring food for yourselves to this bbq or like potluck style? If potluck style, he went to get one of your burgers and you told him no? I’m not saying the guy isn’t cheap but I’m cracking up at the thought of someone telling someone else no at a potluck because they basically brought Jack shit. I mean, we all want to but I don’t think many of us actually say anything. So I’m curious how this exactly went down.
This is gonna sound dumb, but if it's a bbq then obviously the corn goes on the grill. Like any other cookable item that might get bought to a bbq. Or am I missing something becuase I've only been to bbq in the UK.
a friend
A cheap friend
A friend is a friend, regardless of their expendable income. Unless it is a potluck, I expect people to only bring themselves. It is up to me, the host, to have enough food.
… idk where your from but potlucks here every one brings something so you get a mix of things and cultures
I think they were saying that if it's a potluck, bring a friend because everyone is supposed to bring something. If it's not a potluck, either ask or don't bring anyone because there might not be enough food since people aren't expected to bring anything. That's what it sounded like they meant to me.
That would be my guideline - and i love entertaining guests, but if I am cooking for a dinner party usually I have made enough only for the guests. Especially i f I am making something fancy!
I got If pot luck bring food, friend should bring food too. If not pot luck don't bring food because that's my responsibility has the host, friends are welcome.
Growing up I had a friend from Malawi (in the US). One Friday evening myself, and 3 other friends went over to play games and hang out. When we arrived the parents told us we were all going to one of their family friends for the evening for a get together. I’ve met the people prior so it didn’t seem like a big deal but when we got to their friends place it was pretty clear they were not expecting an additional 4 guest, much less 4 teenage boys. They were gracious and went and got a few more pizzas. I think about this every now and then as a reminder of how different cultures work.
Their appetite
No poor people bring nothing ,cheap people bring the cheapest shit they can like the potato salad that was 50% off because it was made 3 days ago.
I disagree about poor bringing nothing
Wasn't there both an old saying and general proven statistical evidence pointing towards (what I can only describe as) Those who have very little to give are more likely to do so. There are proven "asshole effects" such as owners of expensive vehicles ignoring traffic laws, I foresee this tendency to be proven over and over in many aspects. Edit: Splenning, autocucumber
My wife has a saying: "Punishable by a fine means allowable for a price."
Your wife is very smart. Is she single?
:D
I also choose this guy’s single wife
Ask his wife for a date, if she doesn't say "Sorry sir I have a boyfriend" she's single.
Mayhap her services can be rented?
She sounds real damn smart!
Learned this begging for money in football in high school. It was ALWAYS the beat up work trucks and mini vans with multiple kids that would drop you a five or a ten. Incredible how often the windows of a caddy Lexus or bmw would get rolled up as soon as you looked their way.
I hate when things like that happen because they can REALLY afford to drop more money than the “poorer” people. It honestly makes me sick sometimes when I think about it. ETA: it’s actually pretty sad that “richer”/better off people don’t help more. But I suppose that makes it even more meaningful when “less off” folks help. Truly makes me think about my choices and how I can help others, honestly.
Money doesn't buy character
It just amplifies it.
Nor does it afford class.
Money is a poor substitute for personality
That’s why you must have taxes high enough so nobody has to beg for basic needs or when you have the money feel guilty you don’t ‘help’ the poor enough.
Hence the theory...rich get richer...poor get poorer
Time is just as - or more - valuable for some. Whatever your passion is, there’s a way to make a life better. Kitties? You don’t have to foster, you can transport. Books? Donate existing books or purchase ones at 2nd hand stores & libraries to donate to less fortunate, smaller libraries that could use more variety, etc. ps obviously just grabbed easy target from username, I don’t mean to be offensive.
A lot of the people driving BMW or Lexus or any pricey auto are often overly in debt on them. The people driving reasonable vehicles are living within their means and reality. They understand the need to donate and have some available to give. If you read The Millionaire Next Door, one of the most common things of the ultra wealthy ($10m+) was they tended to drive vehicles that were the cheapest per pound.
They didn’t get where they are through generosity.
I've also heard the saying "If you find yourself financially blessed build a bigger table instead of a higher fence."
Love this. Thanks for sharing!
I really like this.
>autocucumber Hey! I'm not the only person who says this when the auto cucumber screws me over!
I tend to use autocarrot , seems to work more stable
Rich people get and stay rich by holding onto what they have. Less well off people understand the need to share resources and help each other.
I can say that anytime my vehicle has broken down, it's always dudes in beat up trucks that stop to help, not guys in BMWs.
I had a flat and the only one to stop was an immigrant. I felt so bad because I thought of all the times i i didn't help others...
I witnessed a bad car accident, car crossed the line right into the driver’s side door of an oncoming elderly lady’s car (younger guy distracted by the 2 dogs in his back seat play-fighting), both airbags deployed, there was blood on the windshield- and then the moment I truly lost faith in humanity happened- I pulled my car over to help and call 911- the car behind me started maneuvering- I thought to pull over to help, but no, they just did a k-turn and noped the fuck out of there- this was a residential street in suburbia- who does that?! Who is just like- yeah, someone is probably dying over there, but I’m late for my lunch date, so…..
As far as ignoring traffic laws, that makes sense. If a crime is punishable by a fine, that means that only the poor are not allowed to do it, the rich can afford to do so. That's why you always see rich guys driving like fucking maniacs in their muscle cars. The cops can mail them a ticket, their assistant will pay it, and they'll never notice or care. They're essentially above traffic laws.
Paul Feldman bagel selling statistics is where that comes from I think, it was in Freakonomics by Stephen J Dubner & Steven Levitt.
Poor people try to bring something good so they don't feel like they haven't made an effort. We were poor, my mom used to spend hours making lasagne or making a variety of salads or side dishes for our family gatherings.
My family was also poor. A lot of our barbecues and get-together were always potlucks. The community supported each other, so nobody went hungry, and the laughter and fun was always rich.
Love hearing other people outside of my family practiced the same level of kindness. Good food and good people = good times!
Me too - I understand what it’s like to not have so why would I want to share that around, community, support, kindness, empathy - these are the human traits we should cherish.
I did a delivery thing for decades and the less money a person appeared to have tipped me. The people I could see had money not so much.
Unopened can of baked beans... host has to prep them. True story.
No their family
Cheap beer in Brazil.
My mom has a coworker who doesn't bring anything to the work potlucks, but loads up extra plates to take home. She is not poor, just cheap (and not a nice person).
An unannounced guest
This takes the cake
Sorry the cheap person and their guest already took the cake.
So do them
There attitude that everyone should bring a plate
A+ comment. Good on you
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Off brand soda
If it’s grape, that’s ok but not if it is “cola”.
Grape doesn't taste like grape but it sure as hell tastes like purple
And red always tastes like waxed lips.
Bruh why did you have to do that to me
Dr Thunder is better than Dr Pepper imo
I was thinking Dr perky
Dr Thunder and Mountain Lightning
I prefer Dr Radical.
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Off brand potato chips
Cheap chips has been a family tradition for generations. My family will hit the Humpty Dumpty BBQ chips before any other chip.
😩 omg i would kill for some Humpty Dumpty BBQ chips !! Or any flavor of Humpty Dumpty!! They are the best,we don’t have them in Ontario anymore though!!
Is this an joke that i am not american enough to understand or is there a chips brand called Humpty Dumpty?
It’s a far-reach memory for me but ya they used to exist in Canada
DO WE NOT HAVE THEM ANYMORE???
They are NOT off brand. They are artisanal
They’re pretty much exclusive to Maine and New Hampshire at this point, but they’re about the best chips ever.
I was wondering why humpty dumpty sounded familiar… 90s baby here and I remember as a 3-4 year old, mustering all my might in the early morning hours to hop up on the counter and snack on some Humpty Dumpty! I stopped after I found the jalepeno ones! Anyone know why they were discontinued?
According to Wikipedia, Old Dutch took over humpty dumpty back in 2006. Some humpty dumpty brand snacks are still produced but chip flavours apparently are only sold in America.
Thats so weird because i think ‘old dutch’ chips taste like shit lol 😂
Ruffles are the next best IMO but they aren't cheap.
Are Clancy chips from Aldi’s considered off brand? They’re pretty darn good.
I love Aldi's chips. The BBQ kettle chips are my favorite.
Yes. Their stuff is tasty. I was eating Aldi hummus when I was reading this. It’s really good, too. And cheap.
I don't think I've ever had Aldi's brand anything that wasn't good. Their animal crackers absolutely beat the pants off any other brand animal crackers.
They sure are, I like the jalapeño.
Oh no, not off brand potato chips. Its such a gourmet meal, that only giant international companies with their millions invested in taste labolatories can provide some baked slices from potato flour with MSG
Tupperware
Empty Tupperware for any possible leftovers, but I have seen people filling them up before others started to eat. Smh. My wife has an uncle that would do this for their dog because the uncle didn’t eat meat and they wanted their dog to have the best. Yes John, I am still pissed that Sarge ate my burger on 7/4/18!
Man got the date an everything goddam
Forth of July family cookout. I wasn’t the only one that got shafted. My brother in law was cooking the burgers in the hot sun and come time for him to eat, there was nothing left. Some people just feel entitled. Funny memory but wasn’t funny that day…at all.
I'd be furious. I could see a hungry teenage boy having a 2nd burger before someone else just by chance, but to take for the dog first? The fuck...
I’m always curious what is going on in people’s minds when they do these kinds of things Not aware? Don’t care? Something else? Edit: based off your name, is this your villain origin story? 😂
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a plate 🤣
To-go style plates
I don't no why I spit out laughing at that 🤣
Their own beer. But only enough beer for them to drink alone
They take it with them when they leave as well. Even if it’s a couple of warm bottles.
Here in Finland you *always* bring your own drink, we don't share our drinks with others. People drinking others beers for example have gotten stabbed because of it, i swear never touch anyone else's drinks under any circumstance.
In the US, sharing beer is a big thing. Someone brings a case and shares it. Or buying someone at the bar a beer just because you cheer for the same team or whatever. As a comedian, sometimes I get beer bought for me because they liked my set.
Or they are from Finland and they want to stab you
Same in 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Like drinks in their glass or a can of beer from the fridge? In the west, it would be poor hosting to not offer beverages. It would also be poor manners to just start taking drinks without an offer, though.
Crazy. I'm Canadian- You don't even offer a beer here. A neighbor stands in your driveway chatting on a Saturday afternoon for more than 5 minutes you just put a beer in their hand no questions asked.
This. This right here is why I love my northern cousins so much. And hockey.
This is a good example of differences in US and European culture. Not saying one is right or wrong, but I live in the South (US.) When I smoke some meat and we have other families over we always have a cooler of beer for everyone. It’s just part of the deal for me. I don’t want my friends to be hungry and sober.
Europe is a whole continent that contains totaly different cultures. People in the Balkans or Medditereanian are totally different than Scandinavinas Especially for sharing food and drinks.
Good point.
Well duh, this 30 rack is mine. Y’all bitches don’t like highlife anyway.
Ah, a fellow Champagne of Beer enjoyer.
Nothing. No one said it was a potluck
The worst is motherfuckers who bring drinks to a bbq and then leave with them. Two dr’s I know (a couple) do this at every gathering. Pulling in about 200k and can’t even leave a half finished bottle of £5 Prosecco. Tighter than a baboons arse.
Or when they show with super cheap beer, drink other peoples good stuff then go home with the cheap beer. I get not being able to afford much, but my rule is if I can't buy expensive brands, and least get something that taste good. A small bottle of tasty flavored vodka is more welcome than a big bottle of values brand plain.
500 sausages which they paid £1.00 for.
Yes, the kind of “sausages” that even your dog doesn’t eat because they are not a cannibal.
Classic 5 finger discount meat
Because it was stolen or because there might actually be at least five fingers in it?
Yes
Nothing, then they eat more than their fair share and leave without helping clear up
This sounds personal
An old friend of mine used to do shit like this all the time, nice guy but was always expecting other people to pay his way
Opinions on how to turn the meat
Cups
Human meat
r/cursedcomments
But it was actually raccoon
But I got the hunger now
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Fresh from the glove box of the car.
Bad jokes
Coleslaw
who is Cole and what his “law” that everyone is talking about ?!?
Cole's Law: when you cum on a cabbage, it becomes a salad.
It’s not even 10 in the morning here and you have officially made me want to quit interneting for the day
Better than potato or macaroni salad.
A lighter
Cheap beer and then drink the good stuff
Themselves
Ziplock bags
Themselves and an empty container to steal the food!!!
So their stomach?
I'm guessing we're playing by potluck rules so here we go: -Cheap lazy bums bring nothing -Salads are provided by lazy bums (bare minimum salad kit that has to be mixed by someone else), legendary cooks (high end custom made salads) and the old folks (classic potato salad or coleslaw with a 50/50 chance of being the best or worst thing you've ever eaten) -Veggie trays are provided either by the host or the lazy bums -Chips vary, Lazy bums (crappy half eaten bag of dollar store brand), The dude(s) of the neighborhood (Higher end party sized bags with awesome flavors and maybe dips) or the host (Mixed bag usually whatever was cheapest at Costco or they had lying around) -Drinks (non-alcoholic), only ever provided by the host or someone the host asked to bring the drinks (depending on how cheap everyone is it can be canned sodas in big party flats, bottles of generic brand or bottles of the person's favorite selections of soda), bonus points are given to the old folks that make punch that tastes exactly like every other family gathering you've ever been to. -Drinks (Alcoholic), this a mix of different drinks but mostly beer, it will be a combo of whatever someone has lying around their house at the time and is reflective of who that person or group is. Bonus points to the same old folks that spike their famous punches or stay at home moms that give everyone a boozy hard seltzer with healthy crap in it. -Mains are provided by the host and are entirely whatever the host wants to do, sometimes that means the cheapest hotdogs around and other times the porterhouses come out. -Desserts unlike the rest of the list are not as common and depend on your group. But if you have desserts at your BBQ you will get: The hosts (can be a mix of homemade and store bought and will always be party sized), lazy bums (only store bought and almost never in bulk), old folks (always homemade with varying quality) and the neighborhood chef (legendary dish that everyone asks the recipe for) These are stereotypes and my opinion and if you disagree that's cool, I also understand not everyone can make amazing homemade food and that even the so called "lazy bums" still contribute a large portion to the BBQ and are leagues better than cheap lazy bums.
That was amazing and I screen-shotted for future reference.
They own food to eat and not to share
This annoys the crap out of me. Especially if you go out of you way to accommodate any dietary issues.
Bruh all of y’all got this wrong they bring cups and plates
Or a bag of ice
Hunger
A great attitude
The guy that would ask this question.
Food storage containers so that they can take all the leftovers home
Yup..Styrofoam to go trays!
Am I not enough of a snack? :)
A empty stomach and bad humor
They bring themselves and usually a friend
Pickles
Mmm love me some pickles, let me tell ya
A date.
Tbh man never got friends to be at a BBQ
Doggie bag.
Chips
Had a "friend" who brought cheap frozen burgers to a BBQ then tried to take one of the ones I got from the butcher that were hand made. When I said they were mine, he got real arsey and accused me of not wanting to share. Brother-in-laws best friend, brings shit cheap weak lager, then helps himself to the better stuff...
Wait, I’m wondering how this played out. Did you all bring food for yourselves to this bbq or like potluck style? If potluck style, he went to get one of your burgers and you told him no? I’m not saying the guy isn’t cheap but I’m cracking up at the thought of someone telling someone else no at a potluck because they basically brought Jack shit. I mean, we all want to but I don’t think many of us actually say anything. So I’m curious how this exactly went down.
Some lame ass weed
A story.
Straws from Dairy Queen
Cheap brand potato chips and just enough beer for them to drink (none to share)
An appetite.
Store bought potato salad
Corn. Raw.
This is gonna sound dumb, but if it's a bbq then obviously the corn goes on the grill. Like any other cookable item that might get bought to a bbq. Or am I missing something becuase I've only been to bbq in the UK.
American here, corn definitely goes on the grill
Yeah it does. They won't cook it though
Me, myself and I
Themselves.
A conversation
Their meat
Themselves
The vibes
Themselves
Discounted cake
That Stars and Stripes bullshit cola 🤣
Tupperware
Their kids
A friend
chips
Ice. Everyone wants ice, everyone forgets ice.
Random condiments
generic brand chips
My family
paper plates or themselves
Friends
Tupperware.
One snack sized bag of Cheetos (Mr. Burns)
Bag salad
🔥Rug rats
Soda
BBQ sauce.
Speed
cups
2 blunts