I have been a real jerk to all my friends but they invited me to the midsummer cookout anyway
What can I bring to the grill to let them all know I'm honest-to-goodness sorry? Nobody but me drinks and the host is a supernaturally picky eater.
>>17278147
Steaks
Salmon
>>17278155
So high-end meat?
What about the vegetarian? I didn't piss her off personally but considering her background it's understandable she's insulted easily.
What's the veggie equalent to high-end animal products?
>>17278147
What is the host's preference if they are such a picky eater?
Bring a cake that has "I'm sorry for being a jerk" written in icing.
Bringing anything but meat or corn to a Finnish grill party sounds autistic.
Only you drink? Wtf?
.. Idk what to say weirdooooo
>>17278169
I have no fucking clue. So far I have empirical proof that she consumes some brands of diet coke (by trial and error I have discovered that regular won't do), some sweets, some pre-cooked meals and fast food options of a few, selected brands.
She is asthmatic and allergic to pollen, most nuts and probably everything that it's physically possible to be allergic to.
90% of the time when I try to bring something new to the table, the reaction is roughly "aww, I don't eat that".
We've known each other for seven years and I'm still not entirely sure what she eats.
>>17278182
Maybe just come out and ask someone who knows. That is assuming that person exists.
>>17278184
Her sister, maybe, but she is an animate salt pillar.
Not to blame absolutely everyone else for our falling-out, but some people are simply easy to become cross with.
How about you bring something that isn't food? It can be a group gift like treating them to an activity they enjoy. You can literally say that you recognize you acted a little like a jerk and that you wanted to do a little something for the group.
