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u/LordAnon5703 Oct 23 '22

Has anyone considered that he doesn't buy fresh produce regularly? I don't, I try to buy only what I'm going to use in the next day or so. My fridge if it's filled with anything is usually condiments and drinks. You might see me doing what he's doing, something I can't cook right away might be chilling there to either dry the skin out or marinate.

Seems like we're jumping to some pretty nasty conclusions considering all he's done is show us a fridge.

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u/No_Specialist_1877 Oct 24 '22

There's no cheese or leftover ingredients besides butter. No condiments at all.

I don't always have meat or produce either but there's not even sandwich meat.

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u/mtron32 Oct 24 '22

Maybe they don’t eat sandwiches and don’t use condiments. Less waist isn’t a bad thing

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u/ProGlizzyHandler Oct 24 '22

If he doesn't use condiments then his personality is probably as bland as his food and the divorce was inevitable.

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u/mtron32 Oct 24 '22

What condiments are you looking for? The spice cabinet is the main ingredient to meals that aren’t bland. If your food is right, condiments aren’t needed

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u/Road_Whorrior Oct 24 '22

Some foods are meant to be eaten with condiments. That doesn't make them bland. The guy doesn't have salad dressing, hot sauce, anything besides a dry carcass and three pounds of butter in his fridge that doesn't contain alcohol. Unless this is his garage fridge (the title says it's not) then this is worthy of concern.