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Personal Narrative: C-Chomping

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C-Chomping
If there is one thing I hate people doing, it would be chomping. I mean there not animal, so they have no reason to chomp. When people chew their mouth should be shut, not open for the damn world to see what they 're eating. I wouldn’t want to go out to eat with someone who did that. The people around me would think we are rude and have no respect for others. Our family rarely goes out to eat, so that mean we eat in most of the time. This one night I was sitting at the dinner table the one night, and my little sisters were eating. All of a sudden I heard this offal noise, and it ended up being one of my sisters. I asked her what she was doing and her response was eating. I told her it was rude to chew with her mouth open and what

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