Husband eats entire extra meal after wife goes to bed

A MAN has been routinely eating an entire extra meal after his wife goes to bed, it has emerged.

Despite always having a substantial dinner, marketing manager Nathan Muir thinks nothing of consuming the same amount of food all over again.

Muir, 40, said: “I was staying up late to listen to a podcast while messing around with a presentation for tomorrow when I felt hungry.

“So I went into the kitchen and ate an entire packet of Cheddars, a large portion of cold lasagne and a big tub of Onken cherry yoghurt. Followed by two bananas, half a quiche and some olives.

“I’m a man. I can do things like that. I don’t see what the problem is.”

Wife Sophie said: “Just once I would like to get up in the morning and find the kitchen still has some food in it.”

Nathan said: “There’s tons of food left. We’ve got about eight tins of kidney beans.”

However Sophie added: “I don’t mean the kidney beans and Nathan f**king knows it.”

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