Hey, Food Critics!
The “Smell Test” Technique:
Before digging into any meal Jon prepares, conduct a thorough smell test. If the aroma is less than appetizing, it might be best to approach with caution. Trust your nose—it’s usually a reliable indicator of what’s to come.
The “Subtle Complaints” Method:
When faced with a questionable dish, use the “subtle complaints” method. Compliment Jon on the effort while gently suggesting improvements. For example, “This is certainly unique,” can be a diplomatic way to express your doubts.
The “Strategic Snacking” Strategy:
If Jon’s cooking is truly unappetizing, employ the “strategic snacking” strategy. Have a stash of your favorite treats or snacks handy to supplement the meal. This way, you can survive the culinary experience without going hungry.
The “Pretend to Enjoy” Technique:
When all else fails, use the “pretend to enjoy” technique. Take small, polite bites and offer enthusiastic praise for Jon’s effort. It’s the thought that counts, after all, and sometimes a little white lie can save the day.
The “Distraction Tactic”:
If you can’t stomach the meal, create a distraction to divert Jon’s attention. Engage him in conversation or suggest an activity that will shift focus away from the meal. This provides a polite way to avoid finishing the dish.
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