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My Mom told me last Saturday (a week ago) that we were going to have reuben sandwiches for lunch. When I arrived, I found out that she bought no sauerbraut, had no Thousand Island dressing (or Russian, either), and she bought pastrami.

I didn't say anything. She's 82.

HTEBP Wrote:
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> My Mom told me last Saturday (a week ago) that we
> were going to have reuben sandwiches for lunch.
> When I arrived, I found out that she bought no
> sauerbraut, had no Thousand Island dressing (or
> Russian, either), and she bought pastrami.
>
> I didn't say anything. She's 82.


I’d love to shove my pastrami up your sauerkraut.