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[Rick Moen]

As a follow-up:

> 5.  Many people somehow expect me to provide sugar fizzy water
>     (sodas).  I do not.  I like and buy imported Jarritos soda 
>     _for me_.  If you see me drinking some, that doesn't mean 
>     you have permission to pour for yourself.  You do not.
>     Ditto for beer and similar things in my refrigerator.

There's also the other half of the sugar fizzy water problem:
I appreciate people's generosity in wanting to leave sodas behind 
for my household.  Unfortunately, it doesn't really work:

o  Deirdre, my wife, can't drink aspartame (Nutrasweet).  She's 
   allergic.  Also, she really likes only Pepsi.
o  Cheryl, my mother-in-law, doesn't drink soda at all.
o  I personally dislike almost all commodity sweet fizzy water, 
   because it's made with either aspartame, which tastes awful, or 
   tax-subsidised corn syrup, which is just disgusting and bad for you.
   (If you want to make me happy, you can buy me a large bottle of
   Jarritos, one of the flavours that say "natural sabor", i.e., 
   naturally flavoured.  Being bottled in Mexico, it's made with 
   real sugar instead of taxpayer-subsidised corn syrup.

So, thank you for the good intentions, in wanting to leave us sodas,
but in general please just don't.

In fact, please check with me before leaving behind foods.