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From: dimitrov@csd2.UUCP (Isaac Dimitrovsky)
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Subject: Re: Dates not eating their food...
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Date: Sun, 17-Mar-85 09:45:00 EST
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>Many times, I've found that my date would order a really elaborate
>entree for dinner and end up eating only about 1/4 of it.  The money
>that I spend on the dinner doesn't bother me.  I just hate to see
>great food going to waste.

I'd just eat it myself. This strategy has three requirements:

1. You have to be comfortable enough to not mind making a pig of yourself.

2. Your date should be the type that leaves uneaten food neatly on the plate,
   as opposed to the type who has to mangle all the uneaten food.

3. You have to be capable of occasionally ingesting humungous amounts
   of food.

Isaac Dimitrovsky (I hope this helps).

"But it's just a little wafer ... "