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What do you do with 'leftovers' from Guests?

Bruce Woodruff
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Just curious.......we have most guests leave things in the kitchen. Food, frozen dinners, vegetables, beer, half bottle of wine, spices, rice, etc......

We leave things that are potentially useful, like food that gas not been opened, or is unused and fresh. We do leave beer if unopened....

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We tell our cleaners they can have this stuff that gets left behind.

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