F: Wait. What are you doing with that soft tomato? ,M: I'm throwing it away. ,F: I'll take it, and I'll take that hard bread, too. ,M: Stop, you can't get that out of the trash. ,F: I'm trying to do my part to reduce food waste. And these vegetables are still OK to eat. ,M: Fine, but they've been thrown away. ,F: What are you going to do with that meat that doesn't look fresh? ,M: I'm going to throw that away, too. ,F: I'll take it. I'm sure I can make something eatable with it. ,M: You can't be serious. I can't bear eating that kind of spoiled meat. ,F: It doesn't go bad, it's just beyond the freshness.
(A) M: So, you think the meat goes bad? Well, I can bear eating that kind of spoiled meat. (B) M: Excuse me, could you repeat the question? (C) M: Oh, I see. You think the meat just doesn't look fresh and it doesn't go bad, right? (D) M: You think the meat just doesn't look fresh? But I'm not going to throw away the meat.
C