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was recently ostracized at a friendly barbecue for his meat-eating habits. ,
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“I still can’t explain it,” says “Jim m y.” “I
w as invited by a friend to a B arbecue th is
w eekend a n d w a s hoping to ju s t relax and
enjoy th e com pany.”
M inutes a fte r arriving, Jim m y says, one
w om an ap p eared very irrita te d after h e
asked if h e could, p u t his h am burger in h e r
cooler until th e grill w as h o t.
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even g rass fed? Seriously, w hat’s th e
difference?”
Jim m y says h e trie d to blow it off, b u t as
tim e w en t by, everyone a t th e p arty s ta rte d
to ignore him . “I already have anxiety about
going to parties. It w as really
uncom fortable,” ,
“I s ta rte d to p u t two and two to g eth er
w hen th e conversation around th e cam pfire
Lewis and Clark sw eatshirt, tu rn ed to m e
and asked how I would feel if T w ere ra ise d
in a cage, g u tte d and e aten for th e
enjoym ent of o th e rs. I t’s su p p o sed to be a
party, for chriss'akes!”
A sked w h at h ap p en ed next, Jim m y says,
“I quietly left th e party. “I w as traum atized.
A frien d tex ted m e la te r and said h e w as
sorry, b u t th a t I should have know n b e tte r
th an to brin g horm one-injected b eef to th e
party.”