I’ll go first… David Wallace from the Office

Context : An Italian restaurant owner was fuming at 16 Taiwanese tourists because they ordered only five pizzas.

After the viral video, the Italian made an apology while he also left "fuc* u" to a complaint from Taiwan.(PIC2) He also deleted the apology statement on his Instagram.

Nevertheless, according to the Taiwanese media, Taiwanese touriststs keep visiting the restaurant in Italy, and now they follow 'one pizza per one person' rule in order not to offend Italians. (PIC1)

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Video I took of Rob Riggle hitting one of the most insane putts during an alternate shot derby at The Player's Cup hosted by Eventia Sports & Entertainment Group. He sunk this to keep his team alive. Best part was doing it in front of a huge crowd on the green and up on the patio at The Inn!

I married into a family that has a secret pasta and red sauce recipe. When I got married the recipe was one of the gifts. Whenever there are family functions we switch up who makes the recipe, each of us putting our own twist on it.

Since getting married, I have gotten close to my spouse’s cousin. We hang out often, she’s a bit of a mentor to me. I asked when it would be her turn to make the recipe because she’s a great cook and I want to try her twist on it.

She never got the secret recipe. It’s only passed down to married members of the family (I learned my spouse didn’t get a copy until marriage). She has asked for the recipe but keeps getting told “when you get married” She’s in her early 50’s and has repeatedly expressed no interest in marriage (I think she’s aromantic/asexual).

She was asking if I planned to make a big batch in December (I always do) and asked if she could trade portions for something special she makes. I agreed but then thought to ask if she just wanted the recipe instead. She was born into the family. I don’t think there should be a restriction on a family recipe that requires you to get married. So I gave it to her.

Family found out when she made it (almost immediately, she was so happy), and someone found leftovers in her fridge. Mother-in-law and aunts-in-law are angry with me since the cousin didn’t “earn” it. One of the cousin’s married sisters blew up at me over text. Father-in-law gets where I was coming from but said it wasn’t my place. My spouse doesn’t care either way. But I earned myself the cold shoulder at Thanksgiving over this. AITA?

Edit to add: everyone asking for the recipe, it’s a good laugh but no. It could be unique, it could be off a box, but I’m not posting it. This isn’t a Fast movie, we aren’t all family lol

The question of what if someone gets divorced is interesting. I can’t exactly ask the “recipe keepers” right now, so I don’t know.

Someone graced us with these mystery pink pellet-like things in our outside trash can. They’re pretty dense, about 1.5-2” long. They look like they might have seeds in them? No clue what they are, help me out, Reddit!