u/SeaworthinessFar2326

Would me ordering lobster be a jerk move?

I have never once in my life ate lobster or even crab for that matter. I am not a vegan or anything I have no problem eating meat. I love burgers and even chicken and fish like salmon. But idk why with something like a lobster I feel is different. You know what i'm saying because when I get stuff like burgers or chicken you know whatever it is already dead and I am making good use of the meat by eating it instead of wasting it. But when I go to a place like red lobster I think they have the lobsters in the tank alive. So I feel like me ordering a lobster would be me killing a lobster so I feel like I would be a jerk. Am I looking too much into this? I mean I have seen people eating lobster and it looks yummy.

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u/SeaworthinessFar2326 — 13 hours ago
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Does anyone else feel like it is a rip off to use ancestrydna?

I am talking about all the features that now cost money. I originally tested probably 7 years ago. There used to be so much that was free (or at least included) in the test that you paid for. You can't even see how you are related to your dna matches anymore without paying. You used to get a preview of their tree up to 2nd great grandparents without paying. Now it's like now you don't only have to pay for the test, now you have to pay to see how are you related. But it does not stop there. Then you have to pay for pro tools. What is this? Almost all this stuff was free.

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u/SeaworthinessFar2326 — 2 days ago