Two old friends reunited after many years and soon began discussing their husbands' faults.
"We've been married for fifteen years," one woman said, "and every night after dinner, my husband complains about the food."
"How terrible!" exclaimed the other. "Does it bother you?"
"Why should it bother me?" her friend replied. "If he can't stand his own cooking?"
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