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Q: Have you ever found opened food packages at the stores?

Opened food packages with part of the food half eaten...than put back like it was supposed to be. 

13 years 11 weeks ago in  Food  - China

 
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No, but I've found 6 packs of beer with 1 beer missing.

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It was a lot more common in 2003, when I first arrived in China. It seemed everybody would taste before buying, and place back on shelf if they didn't like it.

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No why? I find closed packages and open them to try the food. Too many things just aren't worth buying.

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It's to help with dieting.  You feel satisfied and full but in fact you've eaten less - mind over body, mmhmmm.

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No why?    you been sampling again because wu mao is just not enough?surprise

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All the times , Jinkelong is full of open bags

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No why ? 

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i 'd sometimes open a bottle of ice -tea, take a sip , and then put it back in the freezer

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