The Theory and Practice of Lunch

Focusing on the essence of lunch, Keith Waterhouse humorously delineates what it should not be, emphasizing its social and cultural significance. He dismisses formal meals with bank managers or events tied to specific occasions like funerals and office gatherings, highlighting that true lunch should be a relaxed and enjoyable experience, free from dietary restrictions or time constraints. This witty exploration invites readers to reconsider their own lunch traditions and the joy of sharing a meal.