Hey, hey, Waffle gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some relationship stories with a bit of workplace stuff going on as well.

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Very cheeky. And let's crack on with today's first story. Now today's first story

was a little cheeky request over on Twitter and I'm always happy to get involved and it's from

a throw away account who says me 29 female with my vegan co-worker 29 female, I don't know how to

deal with her. As the title states, I have this vegan co-worker, 29 female, I don't know how to deal with her. As the title states, I have this

vegan co-worker. We'll call her vegan, who is very active on Facebook and in the office about

being vegan and how cruel farming is and everything. Each to their own. I don't necessarily

disagree with her views on animal cruelty, but here's the thing.

I'm a hunter. Not a trophy hunter, but I do shoot feral pigs, rabbits, ducks, introduced classified game

ducks and foxes and I fish too. All except for the fish are classified as pests. Foxes especially kill native wildlife and farm animals

and farmers will often put you up on their property for free to hunt them.

I pass tests here, especially for identification of game ducks versus protected species

and practice ethical hunting, i.e. allow the animal to have a fair chase, no dogs or tracking devices,

practice in marksmanship and dispatch and pray swiftly and humanely and not wasting the meat.

None of that is obviously good enough for vegan.

When she first came onto the team and told everyone she was vegan, I kept my mouth shut

about my hunting.

I also think she's really intolerant because she preaches to people about how going

vegan will help with their various ailments and always turns up her nose at people

heating up meat in the microwave.

As a result, we've kind of consciously started to exclude

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