If somebody's done you wrong, it's time for you to sing along. Call them out, call them out, call

them out, call them out. You got to call them out, call them out, call them out. Okay, we were talking

a second ago about the etiquette on taking leftovers from the company Thanksgiving party.

If you want to head out of there, is it bad if you scoop up some stuff on a plate and bolt or take it home?

Now, one person texted, they said, based on what Jay Bird had said about it, if the employee didn't have time to eat at the party and had to go, then grabbing a plate is fine.

It's not like they ate and then took seconds home.

And that is what happened.

It would look like he might have eaten and took leftovers as well, but he didn't. He mingled and didn't eat. He didn't have time to. That's weird. But everything. Oh, Jesus. He's just trying to convict this man. This man is weird. This man has to walk out with the to-go plate and nobody else is. It's weird.

I think you are completely wrong on this. And anyone that would really have an issue is a bit

of a stick in the mud.

Well, what if other people still wanted to eat that? And he's taking it.

That was his plate, though. He never ate at the thing.

He's greedy.

One person said, if the person brought a dish to the

potluck but could not stay to eat, then they are able to take a plate to go. I just don't agree.

Yeah, we know. You're very stuck up. And you don't make a lot of sense sometimes.

The only dish you're allowed to leave with is the one you brought.

Did he bring a dish?

Yes, he brought a dish.

Why are you trying to convict this person?

He sounds like he's entitled and annoying.

Are you looking at a mirror?

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