In a new poll, 70% of people admit they will pretend to like meals in order to avoid hurting

someone's feelings.

It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.

It's been a long time since I've been in that situation.

I'm not even talking about when Brooke cooked burgers for all of us.

We were very open about that and told her how bad they were right to her face.

Those were so good and they were so expensive.

Just because you like your meat cooked so much that it is a hockey puck.

That's not what I said.

All right.

I don't like that you add extra things into the meat like blue cheese in the...

People like that.

It's literally mold, Brooke.

Blue cheese is delicious.

Just because you have a primary palate, don't blame me.

Yeah.

Primary palate.

I'm not going to pretend or fake it because I care, Brooke.

I'm going to be honest with you.

But 70% of people who like lie about how good food is, that's a lot. Especially if it's a family member or a close friend. You got to be careful because if you tell them that you love it, they might make it for you more frequently after that. Oh, that's true. Is that why I've been having my husband stir fry twice a week every week since we've been married? You told him it was good once, didn't you? Oh my god, it literally tastes the same no matter what he puts in it. And that is in itself a skill. I'm with you. I would have lied to my mom, but she never actually cooked anything. Oh, really? So I had to lie to our housekeeper. Sorry, Lucy. Not Lucy.

The spinach stuffed chicken wasn't so great.

Sorry.

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