What would you do ?
So I got these new maida roti pack from Costco .. supposedly these rotis foolofy (and i mean they really completely expand to the max - just like mom's rotis :) ) ... so I tried the first roti and it lived upto its expectations ... It came out sooo well .. nice & soft ... so with full enthusiasm, I started with the next roti .. but as always :( ... something went wrong somewhere and this one did not foolofy at all ... in fact it came out to be pretty hard ..
So the question in front of me was, which roti do I eat first ? Do I have the soft one first and enjoy it fully and then end the dinner with the other harder one ... or do I eat the hard one first and then end the dinner with the soft roti (there is a chance that by the time I finish the hard roti, this other soft roti also becomes cold and hard ) ... So would you choose to start the dinner well or end it well (hopefully) ?
What would you do ?
So the question in front of me was, which roti do I eat first ? Do I have the soft one first and enjoy it fully and then end the dinner with the other harder one ... or do I eat the hard one first and then end the dinner with the soft roti (there is a chance that by the time I finish the hard roti, this other soft roti also becomes cold and hard ) ... So would you choose to start the dinner well or end it well (hopefully) ?
What would you do ?
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posted by Aniruddha at 2:35 PM
5 Comments:
eat the good one last.. i always keep the best even if it is the smallest morsel for the last..
hmm .. so u r ready to risk the good roti (it might become hard by the end of the meal) ? intresting ..
why does an entire roti has to be completely eaten before beginning next? :-)
why does an entire roti has to be completely eaten before beginning next? i guess if you are in such a mind-boggling dilemna as that one, you wouldn't mind bending rules(?), will you? :-)
yeah agreed :) start with half good one - eat the second roti completely and then eat the second half of good roti !
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