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[ex_swaggerd]

You and a friend/family member/someone who is not you decide on a great local Mexican restaurant for breakfast. You have eaten their food many times and have never had an issue. You place your order (in this case it's their french toast platter that includes eggs, bacon, and sausage) and take off once the food is in the car like always. You decide

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[landslideoflove]

I wouldnt be mad at the other person with the good breakfast, I'd go back to the resturant and say "uh does this look like what I ordered?" =\

[ex_swaggerd]

We usually don't have to since we've been going here for almost 20 years and have never had this problem. Maybe because it's usually my brother in law ordering (he's Mexican).

[ilysespieces]

i'd be upset enough to go back to the restaurant and ask for a replacement order. and that's why i try to check my take out orders before i leave, just in case that happens.

a little, yes. but only for the taunting, that's unnecessary. the not wanting to share i can understand.

[leskay]

I'd be extremely pissed off; if they didn't share, I'd probably not speak to them again, seriously. What a douche move. You could've just as easily had the "good" breakfast.

[ex_swaggerd]

It was my sister, unfortunately, so I'm stuck with her for life. She eventually did give me a bite but spent the rest of the time laughing and calling me a baby. =/

[leskay]

Sounds like kind of a bully/bitch. :x I don't consider that appropriate behavior and I'd need an apology before I spoke to her again. Who acts like that

[ex_swaggerd]

I live with her so it would be pretty difficult to never talk to her again considering she would never apologize for something she thought was so funny. Bitch, indeed.

[echoandsway]

Is the other person 10 years old?

If it was impossible for you to go back to the restaurant and have them make it right (which should have been the first thing done), it was rude and inconsiderate for the other person to not then share, and taunting is just...

I wouldn't be going out to eat with said person again, unless they are actually ten.

Wait: was it what YOU had ordered? If so, how do we know it WAS theirs in the first place?

[ex_swaggerd]

Nope. She's my 30 year old sister and we had ordered the same french toast meal.

[echoandsway]

Then it was overweeningly presumptuous for her to just take it -- it could just as easily have been yours. Teasing is just the added cherry of dickishness on the dick-move cake.