>>> If you set a dollar bill on fire that's wasting money. As I said, I don't care about wasting money. Do so as you wish. >>> If you throw away a dollar's wo

>>> If you set a dollar bill on fire that's wasting money. As I said, I don't care about wasting money. Do so as you wish. >>> If you throw away a dollar's worth of rice, for no reason, that's about the same. Yeah, economically speaking. But you are literally wasting more food in this case, and for no good reason other than people literally having to do their job. >>> However, there are plenty of ways to donate the dollar and not so many ways to usefully donate the rice You are not donating anything in this conversation! It's not like he's donating the bun to anyone. You are comparing wasting a bun vs wasting rice. It's still a waste, and one is worse than the other, for the same price. You don't feel that wasting 100g of kobe beef is less worse than wasting 100 kg of generic beef? >>> My position is that saving a hamburger bun is not worth making someone's day worse who works in a hamburger shop. They literally have to do less work. Finally, what is your point?!?! That is ok to waste food intentionally? Seriously?! Even if it's a trivial amount in money, you realise it adds up, right? It's a real problem, and it's not a financial problem. Are you just being a contrarian for no good reason? Is "agree to disagree" not good enough for you?