The last time I went out with my sister, my sister in the middle was going to the bathroom and asked me if I had any tissues.
There must be.
I dug into my bag and took out a flat stack of napkins and handed it to my sister.
After playing, we went to eat again, and before leaving, I took out all the napkins and put them in my bag. We ordered a set meal, and this box of napkins is included in the package.
If I were driving, I would even take the box and throw it in the car. But now I don't drive, and the box is too drummed, so I don't want it, so I just take out all the tissues and put them in the middle layer of the bag.
My sister looked at me, I smiled, and said, "You just asked me to borrow paper, and I gave you napkins, all of which I saved from eating."
My sister smiled and said, "Good way."
When I first graduated and worked, I shared a house with a colleague, who was a second landlord, but I didn't find a suitable house at that time, so I lived with her for a short time.
Soon I moved out and felt that sharing a house with my colleagues, day and night, was too private and I didn't like it much.
But I have a good relationship with her, she is older than me, and then she made a blind date for dinner, because the boy met at the blind date, and he didn't know the bottom line, and he was a little worried about going by himself, so he asked me to accompany her.
So I went with her.
I now completely forget what we ate, I just remember that after eating for a while, I excused myself to go to the bathroom, and then found an empty seat in the restaurant to sit down, leaving space for colleagues and blind date boys to communicate.
After a while, a colleague messaged me asking where I was and leaving. I got up and went to find my colleague, who and the blind date boy also came out of the private room.
All of a sudden, I saw a blind date boy coming out after my colleague with a napkin box in his hand. I thought, "Why are you still holding a napkin box?"
After saying goodbye to the boy on a blind date, my colleague and I took a taxi home, and as soon as we got into the taxi, the two of us coincidentally told the boy about the napkin box.
At our age we agreed that boys were too unseemly to have a box of napkins in their hands and not to think about it.
The taxi driver listened to our words, smiled, and said in the tone of a passerby: It's good to get a napkin, such a boy will live, you are young now and don't understand...
My colleague and I listened silently, but neither spoke. Not speaking does not mean that we agree with what the driver said, but that we do not care.
Later, the colleague and the blind date boy were not together. Of course, not because of a box of napkins, this is just a small point in the blind date process.
That's a long story.
Now I'm in my 30s, I'm married, and I get napkins when I go to restaurants. But I still don't agree with the fact that boys take napkins when they eat with girls for the first time on a blind date.
When Qian Duoduo and I first met, he didn't take napkins, I didn't take napkins, and even we didn't set a meal together, so we went to order.
Later, when it was cooked, I remember one time, he said to take the napkin, and then I took it and put it in his car.
Since then, we have taken napkins at almost every meal, and we have also started to see if the group purchase package is more cost-effective for each meal.
The last time we went out to eat, the rest of the dishes were packed, and after packing, I took the napkins and hand towels.
Hand towels can be placed in the kitchen as a rag, used a few times, dirty, thrown away, or can also be reused to wipe the floor.
Now the main thing is a practical one. After all, we all spent money.
But packing the leftovers, I can eat the ones we eat by ourselves and pack them back, and Qian Duoduo eats them outside with his friends, and I don't eat them when I pack them back.
Once Qian Duoduo went out, I didn't know who to eat with, I packed it back, I didn't eat, and then my mother-in-law gave Qian Duoduo and said: She doesn't eat. Qian Duoduo said: Don't eat it.
I heard it all. I can't eat what other people eat.
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