ASK a senior player how he has improved over the course of his career and he will often highlight a couple of things.
Becoming older and wiser... learning to read the game better... controlling his aggression.
Jamie Ritchie's response to that question is similar in some ways.
But the Edinburgh forward - who is set to win his 50th Scotland cap against the United States tonight, six years on from his debut against Canada - also has a more unusual reply.
He reckons he doesn't go "muffin hunting" so much. Don't worry, it's not as dodgy as it sounds.
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