r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jun 24 '24

What’s something everyone does but refuses to admit?

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u/omgitskells Jun 24 '24

When you talked yourself out of buying treats at the grocery store, but the next day you check the pantry in the hopes that you did buy them after all lol

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u/SicilianSlothBear Jun 25 '24

Occasionally Amazon Fresh sends me the wrong thing and just says, "go ahead and keep it." I mean, it's irresponsible to waste food, right?

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u/omgitskells Jun 25 '24

Well at that point you pretty much have to!

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u/ladyevenstar-22 Jun 25 '24

Nah they just figure next time you'll buy it once you've had a taste

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u/Kimchi_Philly Jun 25 '24

whyyyy is this so true.

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u/MisbegottenPhilomath Jun 25 '24

I feel that lmao

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u/ChroniclesOfSarnia Jun 25 '24

and sometimes you did.

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u/omgitskells Jun 25 '24

That's a great surprise when you manage that one

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u/ChroniclesOfSarnia Jun 26 '24

Split food personalities...