“Yeah, I don’t have one. Cheers.”

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We in the US have gotten used to eating shit since January. Politics aside, I also still eat Chipotle.

Mate I never touched her berries

Absolutely. This is the store in Tempe, Arizona.

I didn’t see that on the menu! Which country?

I would 100% eat those. Even more likely to if they officially advertised them as being made from horse.

Next time I go I promised myself I would try some of the plant meatballs instead.

The meatballs were actually located right before the main checkouts. 2 lb bags of regular or chicken for $15 each. Very tempting but I had already gone last month, bought items frivolously, and did the same thing again today. By the time I got to the end I knew I had to just shut it down, pay and get out of there. Got 3x chocolate bars for $5 though. Couldn’t help it.

It was pretty packed today - went there around lunchtime, but the line moved fairly quickly and we were at the checkout in maybe 15-20 mins. There are some premade items already on plates right at the start of the line and I’d imagine if you just wanted one or two of those you could skip past the people in front of you waiting to be served meatballs or whatnot and checkout faster.

It was all I could do not to buy a couple bags of the meatballs and gravy at the checkout. Something about the flavor, don’t know what it is but I was stuffed after 16 meatballs and STILL wanted to eat more.

Look at their comment history. Par for the course. They don’t seem to have a positive comment for anything.

I think this is a pretty cool idea. It’s likely disabled because streaming devices typically don’t have much onboard RAM and everyone has a phone or laptop they can use for the purpose.

Paradroid -C64

Yes.

The three Change Healthcare letters I got in the mail informing me of a gigantic data breach compromising my health information, SSN and more tell me that other people also need to be prosecuted.

Use a Mac.

Lymphangioleiomyomatosis - a rare disease that a friend has.

Shove-it, an ancient Windows utility by Phord Software that shoves any half-offscreen windows back onto the monitor so that you can get to all the gadgets. Phenomenally useful. First thing I install on any new build.

My top vote as the YouTuber who looks the least like his actual handle implies.

Nothing beats Arctic.

I have what I call an “Ivy Lee” note that opens in its own window at a particular location on my second monitor every time I open Obsidian. It contains a list of things that I “must do” that day, a second set of bullets for “stretch goals” for the day and some “no need to worry about” entries in case I get anxiety about those things. I edit it the previous evening. Part of the Ivy Lee methodology I’ve been following for quite a while now.