What is Mr. Toussaint's primary motivation for confronting his refrigerator at the beginning of the story, and how does this motivation influence the events in the story, including the resolution of the conflict?

The fridge discards its contents and orders 300 euros worth of groceries.

Explanation:

Remember, in the story "Brave Little Toaster" written by Thomas M. Disch, we are told at the beginning of the story about a character Mr. Toussaint whose fridge discards its contents and orders 300 euros worth of groceries. Feeling dissatisfied he confronts his refrigerator.

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