TerryP
Staff
Scenario: I got invited to dinner last night. As casually, politely, and vaguely I asked, "who is cooking?"
I'm going to call him "J." His wife, "K."
"J" said he was cooking. I declined based on a downright lie about having something to do...well not, really, I did have something to do other than eat overcooked meat.
IF it was "K?" I'd have been there in a heartbeat.
I'm single. So, the dynamic is different. Still, curious. How many of you guys actually cook?
NOW, here's the bonus question!
Who on the site, if they offered to cook, would you go to immediately?
I'm going to call him "J." His wife, "K."
"J" said he was cooking. I declined based on a downright lie about having something to do...well not, really, I did have something to do other than eat overcooked meat.
IF it was "K?" I'd have been there in a heartbeat.
I'm single. So, the dynamic is different. Still, curious. How many of you guys actually cook?
NOW, here's the bonus question!
Who on the site, if they offered to cook, would you go to immediately?
