Her eating problems are definitely interfering with her enjoyment of some everyday experiences. In the future, you should encourage her to bring her own food in a container.

Condescending people often think they're being clever, but psychology shows their behavior drives everyone else crazy.

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A server called out a customer who sat her own party and demanded food for her diabetic mom, only to eat the first piece of bread herself.

Her eating problems are definitely interfering with her enjoyment of some everyday experiences. In the future, you should encourage her to bring her own food in a container.

Her eating problems are definitely interfering with her enjoyment of some everyday experiences. In the future, you should encourage her to bring her own food in a container.