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Would you bring pizza to a pot luck? Rebecca spent hours making her famous lasagna for a pot luck dinner she threw for the neighborhood. So she was horrified when…

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Would you bring pizza to a pot luck? Rebecca spent hours making her famous lasagna for a pot luck dinner she threw for the neighborhood. So she was horrified when one of her neighbors showed up with a pizza she picked up on the way over. So she threw it out

Ayla Brown: My stomach is grumbling right now because this all has to do with a potluck dinner and yummy, yummy food. Hi, Rebecca.

Rebecca: Hi. How are you?

Ayla Brown: I'm okay. What happened at the potluck dinner?

Rebecca: Okay, well, I mean, I am known for my parties, but I was inviting some people from the neighborhood, some friend, coworkers, that kind of thing. And I really took some time to put this together. And it was just like a nice way of people getting to know each other. I'm pretty sure everybody knows what potluck is.

Ayla Brown: Yeah, I've been to one for like a chili potluck thing where everyone brings a different type of chili and then there's like a theme to it. So I've been to them.

Rebecca: Yeah, You totally get it. Okay, so and this wasn't a theme, although I love that idea anyway, but it was just like, you know, people from the neighborhood. And so there was this gal down the street and I know her, but I don't her that well. Well, everybody was coming in and she came in and brought a pizza. I slaved over a lasagna, my famous lasagna, for like 4 hours and she brings pizza, you know, from a local place like shop local and support local businesses. And I get that. I totally get that. But not for a potluck. Why? Why, though? I mean everybody knows that a potluck is like bring something that you make or something from a family recipe or something to share like you're all making dinner together.

Ayla Brown: Pizza. If someone else makes it, that is just a no go.

Rebecca: If she made it, it would be different. But she ordered it. That's no time at all. That's cheating 100%. It's cheating. And I didn't want to seem to be rude around my other friends, but I was just freaking weird. So, she came in and everybody is socializing and I just was going to put it to the side and I just threw it away because I didn't want anyone to think I bought it or I didn't want that at the table. That's my apartment.

Ayla Brown: With someone's pizza that they brought to your potluck.

Rebecca: We're going to serve that when it's in cardboard. It just wasn't cute. I just was not about that. So it's potluck. Bring your own stuff.

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Jim Clerkin has been the producer for the morning show on Country 102.5 for the past five years. He has been on the radio in Boston for 25 years. He is also an accomplished club DJ, a referee for several local sports leagues and terminally single. Jim writes about the Country 102.5 audience, relationships and parenting.