LISTEN: Is it wrong to doggy bag someone else's food?
What's your take on someone else taking food that's not yours as a takeaway/doggy bag?
What's your take on someone else taking food that's not theirs as a takeaway/doggy bag?
What's your thought on doggy-bagging food that's not yours? After noticing that someone else didn't finish their food, Keri asked if she could take their food to give to someone else.
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Is there doggy bag etiquette?
Maybe I wasn't going to eat it, but there are people outside restaurants who might be hungry. The restaurant can't repurpose that food and the staff can't eat it.
Here's what happened when Keri shared her story:
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The team asked listeners what they thought of the scenario?
It's okay! This happened to me this weekend. My daughter and I didn't want to take our food in a doggy bag and my friend's daughter asked if she could take it and I said of course!
I believe that nobody should ever get offended if someone else wants to bag your food if you don't want it. That food could be a blessing to someone else.
I hope we can find more people like you. We're throwing away tons and tons of food away every year!
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