r/firstworldproblems • u/[deleted] • 1d ago

Had to toss out my leftovers

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u/slowasaspeedingsloth 1d ago

I feel you. I had 3/4 of a pretty pricey club sandwich that I was planning on having for dinner. Alas, we didn't go straight home and it sat in the car for too long. Straight into the garbage. I was so sad.

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/slowasaspeedingsloth 1d ago

Normally I am too, but we were on a road trip and as the sole driver, I didn't want to risk it. It had sat in the car for almost 3 hours and it was pretty warm in there.

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u/libre_office_warlock 1d ago

uh...a fly landed in my lemonade the other day and I just finished it since he stuck to the side and stayed out of the way after I drank the line to be below him. Am I going to get sick? (it was a house fly)

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u/xartxst 4h ago

Ive never had any issues from eating things a fly landed on. They are so tiny, so smol. My immune system is big strong

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u/Anonymous0212 1d ago

Just so you know, a rule of the sub is that the entire problem is supposed to be in the title.

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u/SpaceChimps98 1d ago

Having leftovers in itself is a first world problem.

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u/Anonymous0212 1d ago

Probably so, generally. I was just thinking that even really poor people contribute food when there’s a special occasion like a wedding or a funeral, and there could still be leftovers — and flies.