Posted: 12/26/2007 7:31:38 PM EDT
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Tomorrow, I fly back home. My flight is in the early afternoon. And of course, the food will probably be bad. However - At the upscale hotel *cough* I am staying at, they have a breakfast spread, including (at least this morning), Jimmy Dean sausage and egg biscuits. Would it be unethical if several of said biscuits "accidentally" fell into my backpack? |
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You aren't framing your question properly. First question how much you understand food service and regulations. Pretty much anything that is served can't be taken back into the kitchen, it's just thrown away if not consumed. So to make it a question of ethics you should ask, "I'm trying to make sure that no food is wasted, how much should I leave for everyone else?" |
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I don't know for sure if that would be ethical or not (probably not, IMO), but man, that's gotta be a nice hotel. I mean, the best I've ever gotten was maybe a sub-par danish or donut. If you do end up taking some, snap a photo and make this a breakfast pic thread. 
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Karma is a bitch. I'm willing to bet that the TSA fucktards are going to abscond with your snausages and biscuits, perform a total body-cavity search of you and make your entire day a living hell. Later on, while you are inflight, that guy that stuck his finger up your hoo-hoo is going to be enjoying your food, licking his still-gloved finger, saying: "Man, deez is gud biskuts"
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I like your moves, Daytona. 
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Plus, if you've ever eaten the food at a hotel/motel, how safe do you think it is. The food service personnel at these places are probably not the people that you want cooking your breakfast. I stay in hotels quite frequently(no flea bags, but never the Ritz), and I never eat anything that they offer for breakfast, only a 'coffee to go'. |
