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CMV: Restaurants should list lettuce as an ingredient

I hate lettuce.   I hate it so much.  
I hate the texture and the taste, I hate how quickly it spoils, I hate how it ruins leftovers by turning yellow and slimy, and I hate how it is often used as a filler, and I hate how when it is shredded it is inpossible to pick out of what I am eating. 
  
I will often go to a restaurant, and select my choice of burger/wrap/pita/taco/sandwich/other based on the ingredients listed. Many times I have selected an item that did *not* list lettuce as an ingredient, only to have ny order come with a big heaping pile of shredded lettuce.   
  
Restaurants would never include unlisted meat or cheese ingredients due to dietary restrictions, so why is it okay to do the same with lettuce? I should not have to specify "no lettuce please" on an item that doesn't list lettuce as an ingredient.   
I would even accept "all menu items come with lettuce" written somewhere clear on the menu, but again, this is not always the case.  
  
Lastly, I want to reitterate that it should not be *assumed* that lettuce will come on a certain item. A meatball sub, for example, is usually (in my experience) made with no lettuce. And yet, every so often a restaurant will put lettuce on their meatball sub without specifying it on their menu, but all the other ingredients (meatballs, marinara, cheese) *are* listed.    
   
This is wrong.   

CMV!
gpt
>Restaurants would never include unlisted meat or cheese ingredients due to dietary restrictions  
  
Due to allergy or potential religious conflicts*  
  
>burger/wrap/pita/taco/sandwich/  
  
Ever one of these it should be assumed that lettuce is a standard possibility.