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Peanut Butter & Jelly

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Peanut Butter & Jelly

The conversation revolves around personal food preferences and habits, particularly the removal of bread crusts and the type of bread used for sandwiches. Matt Gagnon and others discuss the practice of removing crusts, noting it’s common among both children and older people. The discussion also touches on bread choices, with a preference for white bread over wheat. They mention Panera Bread, jokingly referring to it as “overpriced hospital food.” The conversation shifts to Italian heritage, language learning, and the use of translation apps. Finally, they debate between creamy and chunky peanut butter, with a strong preference for creamy.

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