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Snack Decisions

Bestie Brackets: Who Gets Final Snack Say?

By Doggie 🐶 – Self-Appointed Snack Captain, Negotiator of Nibbles

In every plushie friendship, there comes a time when the question must be asked:

Who gets final say on snacks?

Is it the one with the sharpest nose?
The one who found the snack first?
The one who accidentally sat on it and claimed ownership via fluff?

Welcome to the Bestie Brackets—a gentle, highly scientific, slightly competitive exploration of snack decision-making between best friends.

🍪 Round 1: The Last Cookie

Doggie's Argument: I was closest to it. Also, it’s emotionally important to me.
Pandy’s Rebuttal: I saved it earlier and wrote my initials on the napkin.
Mini Blue’s Verdict: Gave us both half. Kept crumbs for later.

Winner: Friendship. And also Mini Blue, who got two crumb-sized pieces.

🧺 Round 2: Blanket Snack Rights

Scenario: If you bring snacks into the blanket burrito, do you control snack rules?
Doggie’s Belief: Yes. Blanket = snack zone of authority.
Pandy’s Rule: No eating anything with crumbs in shared cozy zones.
Mini Blue’s Move: Snuck a raisin roll in undetected.

Winner: Nobody noticed until Mini Blue made jam prints on the pillow.

🧃 Round 3: Who Picks the Beverage?

Doggie: Votes for hot cocoa with triple marshmallows.
Pandy: Suggests calming herbal tea.
Mini Blue: Offers lemon water and stares at us meaningfully.

Compromise: One of each. Three cups. Full table. Perfect chaos.

🎯 Final Round: Snack Say in Public

When we’re traveling or out at a café, who decides what we share?

Doggie’s Method: “One of everything!”
Pandy’s Method: “Something light and well-balanced.”
Mini Blue’s Method: Points silently at whatever sparkles.

Ultimate Rule We Agreed On:
Whoever spots the snack first gets to choose… unless it’s shaped like a star, in which case it’s automatically Mini Blue’s.

🐾 Final Thought:

In the game of snacks, it’s not about who wins.
It’s about who you’re sharing the plate with.
(But if you do win, let me have a bite?)