"Ludmillia" > wrote in message
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> I'm curious about your opinions of doggie bags and restaraunt
> leftovers. I don't mind my own, because I know how long I was at table
> and how long the remains were in transit.
>
> My pet peeve is when some well-meaning and frugal slob shows up with
> styrofoam encased leftovers of dubious timeage and insists on sharing
> the saliva-laden dregs with me. What is a reasonable time for leftovers
> to make the journey from restaraunt to fridge?
>

1.9 seconds. That's one-point-nine. Seriously, it doesn't matter. Don't fret
over it. Accept the leftovers, tell the donor your tummy's full, put them in
the fridge and throw them away after the person has left. If they kvetch
about your not eating, ask them "Which part of NOT HUNGRY do you need
explained?"