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I would like to agree with you, but then I thought about the person that has to take the plates, then the person who have to wash them, and the person that has to use the plates after you...
Maybe I'll do it at my mom's place to show her my appreciation (and also see her face wince HAHA), on my personal plate that I left there, but not in public >

Everyone has their comfort limit for sure but I would like to challenge you on one thing. How is reusing a washed spoon that's licked all over any different to reusing a washed plate that has been treated the same? >

HMMMMM-
Consider your challenge victorious 🤣 >

Thank you sir and have yourself a good day >

No. Best I can do is bread wipe. >

Or when you don't have bread, throw some more rice on the plate and eat that >

I second rice as a superior alternative >

I want to live in this strange utopia >

I wanna quote the He's out of line but he's right meme but you're not out of line..... you're just right! >

Wait. You mean literally putting tongue on plate? Wtf >

As a bearded man, I disagree with this strongly. >

My dog agrees too! >

I have a solution, take a piece of  bread, the soft middle, and clean the plate of with that. >

Did a dog write this? >

Woof >

My sensory issues would make me vomit every time >

I don't know about anyone else but I never want to use a plate after you, no matter how many times it is washed. >

how do you handle the spoon? >

When I eat out I eat a lot of sandwiches. >

Okay and what about spoons? Cool sandwich story tho >

Lick your plate all you want, that's why we clean them afterwards. >

Licking the plate prevents the build up of sauce on the plate once it dries out, hence making it easier to wash. Let's throw in less water consumption in there too for less time scrubbing the plate off >

Unless you are planning to do the dishes it will smell foul after a couple of minutes >

Holy W >

I'd like to think I have a bit more class than my dogs.  Maybe we should be drinking out of bowls, too.