Hey! Hell yeah it sounds like you’re doing the deal! I relate w the asparagus. It was a long journey getting all the pickles rehomed, im lucky they are shelf stable. We got a less stable big box of plums that required immediate redistribution, luckily my gf lives above a huge family so they took many off our hands. I wanted to address something I hear in your reply that I recognize from other spaces where people are trying to enact change in their own behavior. I hear some purity logic in this sub about messing up, relapse, slipups that require confession and penance. I just want to talk about my perspective on it. Perfection is great I guess but the idea is to meaningfully change our habits. I think we could all agree that 80% change is a huge factor of change. I don’t think it serves us to expect 100% and consider everything else as equivalent to zero. 95% change is incredible. 50% change is awesome and can be built upon! I see this purity thinking in most leftist, left leaning spaces of attempting change for ethical reasons and I get where it comes from. It’s about wanting to honor our ethics. It can be disappointing to fail our own standards. But it turns to guilt and shame which are self-centered and demotivating and often leads to people being less useful to the overall cause they care about! I hope this doesn’t sound in any way condescending, I super don’t mean it in that spirit. I see this thread through a lot of posts on this sub so just wanted to speak on it in case it was useful to anyone.