To refill or not to refill ...

I don't pay for them, and I wash them. I've had some of those for almost three years. It's tough for me to use silverware because of the taste (braces had something to do with it, I'm sure).

 

Yeah but you don't have to wash plastic.

Edit: Jesus Christ, Mikey washes plastic? Words escape me.

 

And the ketchup tastes so much better from the little packets than from the store-bought containers, too.

 

It's definitely a lot more fun to spread. No farting noises, which can end friendships at a second's squirt.

BYH: What more do you want?

 

If you're cheap, then I'm cheap too, because I do the exact same thing. If I'm eating at Subway, I always top off the drink before going. Got to maximize what you pay for, which includes taking some extra napkins for the road, of course.

 

Mike, got any Arby's Sauce in there? Pass it along.

 

I'm waiting for Shotglass to weigh in on this one.

 

I hope this suffices.

And, Oz: The way I figure, if I'm going to pay $8 for a sandwich, soda and chips that might not even fill me up, I want to save elsewhere, too. It makes me feel a little better about eating out at fast-food places.

 

Oh, there's an art. I live in the South, where every place around the office gives Hunt's packets. Hunt's is SHIT ketchup.

So whenever I go to McDonald's or Chick-fil-A, I grab like 20 packets of Heinz and put it in my desk drawer.

I'm not eating that nasty-ass sweet Hunt's shit.

 

Are you holding those with your foot? Or do you have the world's shortest pinky?

 

I'm with you there. The Hunts ketchup tastes like its packed with formaldehyde.

 

I've never been asked if I have the world's shortest ... pinky. It's just how I was holding those packets -- at an angle -- to get most of them in the shot. My index finger, on top, is elevating the little guys, and the pinky is providing support below.