Jared Petersen of St. George cooks eggs in the galley.
Keith Johnson, Deseret Morning News
Americans are picky. If it isn't the best, we don't want it. I don't think that we are truly wasting that much food, when you compare how much we could possibly consume versus how much we produce. If a piece of bread has a small piece of mold, we throw the whole bag away. We are both careful and wasteful.
Jax Edwards
Payson
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This letter is one of the biggest rationalizations I have ever seen. Talk about being on every side of the issue in such a short amount of time. Honestly, it sounds like it came from the mouth of a certain GOP presidential candidate. Very odd.
And people who casually waste food are the worst examples of American ugliness. Arrogance, greed, indifference, irresponsiblity, and intransigence are NOT American values. But then as some feel, "we don't need to worry about the very-poor, More..
We are careful wasters. And tidy slobs. And intelligent idiots. And jumbo shrimp. Why was this letter written?