The ultimate question What do u want to eat? has been known to either make or break relationships. Astonishingly, this simple but complex question has taught me a lot since it can be a relationship-ending question. I firmly believed that pizza should be served with tomato and in no circumstances should the sauce be unavailable. It was not until my sister challenged the belief as she did not have pizza served with tomato sauce for some odd reason.

On the fateful day when the ultimate question arose, we argued a while and settled for pizza. On ordering the pizza, the pizza guy confirmed that a pizza could not be served with one half with sauce and another without. Who orders pizza without sauce? I wondered but my sister settled to have a pizza without sauce whatsoever. I was not comfortable with her decision, and I even wanted to argue and yell about the whole thing. However, I realized it is crucial to pick battles wisely. It would be wise to thank her for the food instead of arguing about a petty tomato sauce belief. After having the pizza, I realized pizza tasted almost similar whether with sauce or without. She challenged my tomato sauce thing, and with doing so, I got to learn and grow as a person. I concluded that when a person's beliefs are challenged, it gives an opportunity to experience new things. Also, it helps one to appreciate the diversity of the human race.

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