I'm talking after things return to normal in the post-COVID era. I'm not sure it's going to be that popular with the COVID-style changes. It's incredibly hard to get a lunch reservation there, and that's because it's high quality quick service that feels like table service almost.
Hard to say. There’s no in-between.
constipation?
Close enough.
I just read they arrested 2 guys on Staten Island with $6k of illegal fireworks. I don’t thing they were supplying your culprits though. I don’t even think they’re supplying mine.
My friend is obsessed with fireworks. He's held his own shows before, spending upwards of $800 on them. He thinks they're pretty professional, but they really are kind of lame. A while back he dropped out of college and didn't really have any plans. He was working at a fast food place, and his girlfriend at the time wanted him to do something more that he was passionate about. He seriously considered selling fireworks. You know, the thing that is very much a seasonal business, especially in the frigid climates of Wisconsin.
I wondered about that too. I know the right over here is not anywhere NEAR the right in the US. We have our extremists, but they are not as prevalent as in the US, I guess. And I think for the most part, people trust the media, but there has been some spill over here from the BLM protests...they've been having protests here even though there aren't many cases of police brutality here. It's more in solidarity. But there was also a protest against corona regulations the other day, which is weird because things are opening up here. Restaurants are open again, masks are only required for public transportation, schools are back open though they can only have as many kids in the class as they can safely socially distance for lessons in High School, but the elementary schools are not required to distance. So it kind of doesn't make sense that people waited to protest until everything was already opening back up, and it seems like it might have started more from the protests in the US, that they wouldn't have thought to protest until they saw Americans doing it. Our regulations aren't as strict and people didn't protest when they were really cracking down.
If my 14 year old little man is any indicator...women read things and men don’t. He took a mug cake packet out of the pantry yesterday, stared at it and said it was too complicated and he would eat something else. I told him the words on the package actually TELL you what to do. And if adding 2 tablespoons of water and microwaving a minute is “complicated” then we need to talk. He said he didn’t see the instructions because they were on the back.
If my 14 year old little man is any indicator...women read things and men don’t. He took a mug cake packet out of the pantry yesterday, stared at it and said it was too complicated and he would eat something else. I told him the words on the package actually TELL you what to do. And if adding 2 tablespoons of water and microwaving a minute is “complicated” then we need to talk. He said he didn’t see the instructions because they were on the back.
I'm sorry...I shouldn't laugh, but that's hilarious! That could very well be true that it's just a lack of reading, except the carts in the grocery store. They give you a cart as you go in and tell you it's mandatory if you try to say you don't need one, but then these guys will go in and just leave the cart inside by the produce section, which is the first section, and continue through the store without it. They know it's mandatory, they just don't care. I am wondering if part of it is that it's mostly women who do the majority of the shopping. They ask if you have your bonus card (you have to have a card to get special deals) and most of the men say no, their wife has that. Or they ask if you want the stamps for special items and they don't know, they need to ask their wives. So a lot of it might just be down to them not being used to the protocol, too.If my 14 year old little man is any indicator...women read things and men don’t. He took a mug cake packet out of the pantry yesterday, stared at it and said it was too complicated and he would eat something else. I told him the words on the package actually TELL you what to do. And if adding 2 tablespoons of water and microwaving a minute is “complicated” then we need to talk. He said he didn’t see the instructions because they were on the back.
For the most part here, I can't get boxed mixes, so I have to do everything from scratch. My husband is really adept in the kitchen, though he doesn't do much of the cooking, and he leaves baking up to me entirely. He doesn't mind cooking, and he actually enjoys chopping things (which I don't enjoy at all) so he will chop things for me, but he HATES shopping. Since Corona, I get it. People don't distance, it's a complete zoo, people not paying attention, being rude blocking entire aisles. It's really not fun.That's so funny. Recently, hubs bought a coffee cake mix. Now, he did "glance" at the directions (I'll give him that . . . ), and then asked me, "How do you separate eggs? What the heck is that?"
So I explained to him the process. He was frustrated that a box mix would ask you to perform rocket science like that, as it was supposed to be fast and easy. So, I said to him, "Would you like me to make the coffee cake for you?" He said, "yah."
I’ve been doing grocery delivery since mid-March. I get from a store that has great produce so I’ve been lucky. I get my meat from a curbside pickup butcher so I haven’t been food shopping in months. I don’t miss it AT ALL.
