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Hey everybody. It's Nick Layton. And it's Leah Bonima. And with so many great questions from you all in the wilderness.

Aoo!

That we've a bonus episode, so here we go.

Our first question is, quote,

I work in an office, and occasionally we get treated to in-office lunch parties by our superiors.

Usually, any leftover food is packaged up and saved for any late arriving

employees who miss the party or eaten by everybody over the next day or two. There is one superior,

let's call him Chad, who, when he treats us to lunch, he wraps up the food immediately afterwards

and takes it home. I find this odd, and I get it. He paid for it,

and it could be his family's dinner, but something about this seems tacky. Am I the only one

who's raised by wolves thinking it's wrong? I don't think it's an extreme etiquette crime,

but I'm curious your thoughts. I also think for our audience, the word superiors is in quotes.

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