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1"It's just not economically feasible to feed 30 people," he says. "It just costs way too much money."
Besides, "one of my main purposes in throwing these parties is to wind up with a fridge full of leftovers."
How greedy. If he wanted a "fill my fridge" party, he should've told guests that straight out. I assume they'd all decline to come, but ast least they'd know what he really wanted.
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