In article ,
"Mary Fisher" writes:
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| Why on earth not? I do. And I have difficulty in believing that you
| NEVER forget anything in the fridge, decide that food is too horrible
| to eat, or have nothing left over for any of the other common reasons.
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| It might be difficult for you. For people who've been poor - and hungry -
| it's not. We waste nothing.

I have, and I doubt that you are that hungry at present. It is also fairly
common for not all of what you buy or grow to be fit to eat. For example,
blighted potatoes.

| Yes, things have been forgotten in the fridges and freezers, they're not
| wasted though.

What you actually SAID was

... We never had food leftovers here ...

and that is what I doubted.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.