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I'm just hoping it isn't successful. I'm not looking forward to a future where a co-worker at lunch time says "No thanks, brown-bagging it today!" and guzzles i

• jack-r-abbit 13y ago
  If your coworker is brown bagging it, what do you care what is in their bag? I ate lunch with coworkers today and one of them had eggplant. I hate eggplant with a passion... but what do I care what she ate?
  • nsxwolf 13y ago
    I don't know. Feel free to psychoanalyze me. Normally I wouldn't care, as long as what was in the bag was some kind of actual recognizable food.
• amckenna 13y ago
  You can hope it doesn't catch on at your work, or that it doesn't enable your co-workers to be anti-social, but to wish for its failure as a product seems overboard and selfish. There are millions of people that work with very limited breaks that would appreciate a cheap and relatively healthy alternative to fast food or crap from a cafeteria.
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• colechristensen 13y ago
  This is a stupid amount of petty intolerance. What other people eat is their own damn business, and if you don't like it keep quiet and don't try to push your personal preferences on other people.