'Hey Lindsey, people are still eating food right now': Neighbors disagree over potluck etiquette after woman takes an entire tray of food to go

These neighbors are never going to get invited to another potluck ever again. 

The debates over potluck etiquette are endless. Is it okay to bring store-bought food? Well, plenty of people do, and store-bought often tastes just as good or better than some cooking. Especially if you're not a chef in your day-to-day life, and you're the type to cook frozen meals all the time, I'd argue it's better to bring a store-bought goodie rather than a tray of burnt brownies. 

Another potluck etiquette question that arises is what to do with all the leftover goodies. Usually, this is left up to the host. It seems like a common thing to do is when you're departing at the end of the night, the host will offer to give you some food to take home, and will fill a Tupperware container with whatever you want to snack on. But at a potluck, what happens if you barely participate and then still want to take home some food? What if one person brings a store-bought dish, while another spends hours on their dish? 

This person attended a neighborhood potluck, and things got awkward when one guest tried to skip out of the event with a crazy amount of food. You can check it all out below. 

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