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Dinner time has always been one of my favorite times of the day. Like most kids my age, pizza can usually be found as one of the menu items that I prefer. Dad doesn’t always agree that it is the healthiest of choices. No matter what she thinks, I will continue to think otherwise. My dad has always attempted to get me to eat daily portions of vegetables. These attempts have put somewhat of a social wrinkle in our relationship. I love my dad but he can sometimes take the vegetable issue a little further than most parents. Little did my parents know, I had figured out a way to defeat their system.

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