She thinks it’s a good practice to not waste food that she won’t eat and, if she just wants “a taste,” it’s OK for her to break off what she wants.

GENTLE READER: Your friend is a public menace, isn’t she?

She thinks it’s a good practice to not waste food that she won’t eat so it’s OK for her to break off what she wants.

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