I thought I would just add this for the record... >My wife doesn't have nag me about what I what I want for the week's dinner. This line has been misinterpret

I thought I would just add this for the record... >My wife doesn't have nag me about what I what I want for the week's dinner. This line has been misinterpreted. My wife would normally ask me on Sunday, what we should have for dinner for the week. My response was usually "whatever is fine", which doesn't really help her. Blue Apron removes that question. My wife never "nagged" me, it was more my fault, because didn't give a good answer. So the overall process was an issue and mostly on my part. After over ten years of marriage and a child and two dogs, it really becomes clear how important a partnership is. My son is now learning to cook with me as well. Obviously, men can be in the kitchen as well. It's fun, even if I'm just a "blue apron cook". I'm also adding this clarification because it's pretty slow here at work and I have to look busy...