I’ve never had it from a shop only make my own. Pretty easy once you get the hang of it and if you can handle a smokey kitchen. I just used a round cake pan until I got a real pan.

If you are going for sauce on top the best version is the Detroit pizza.

I also like to make slit pea soup from the ham hock in a few weeks.

Unfortunately my job is one of those olden models. It’s been great working from home for the past 8 months I never want to go back. Most of my team is in other states and countries anyways.

I love Hawaiian pizza but I add sliced jalapeno to make it even better.

Not quite. If she would have sued the sushi company or gas station and won then that would be an example of why we have warning labels on everything.

No not really, but I've ordered plenty of things from wish in the past and never had issues.

No not really, but I've ordered plenty of things from wish in the past and never had issues.

Doesn’t really seem like a good deal when you can get the same set on Wish for $70.

Doesn’t really seem like a good deal when you can get the same set on Wish for $70.

That’s from Beeple. Highly recommend you follow him.

Yeah I am working with my boss to continue working from home permanently. It’s all the older execs that want to bring people back. Makes sense for them because all they do is meetings, but for me as the engineer I sit in from of a screen and type for 8 hours a day. I don’t need to be in a cubicle, I get much more done…

I’ve never tried one, but from what I have read you can buy ice machines that make Sonic ice. They are called nugget ice makers.

I don’t necessarily mind the change on all the sites, but I find myself just immediately clicking “view all” next to Latest and ignoring everything else.

I wonder if one is pizza, no sauce, no cheese, no toppings.

My local drive in is making bank right now. They are doing live concerts every week upwards of $140/car of 4 people. I went to see Marc Rebillet live and it was awesome. Going back to see Yonder Mountain in a few weeks.

Thanks! That was all my wife’s doing and she did a great job.

My wife and I ate ours on our 1 year anniversary. It had some ice crystals like you mentioned, but it was still good in my opinion.

I agree. I drive an AWD Lancer with snow tires in the winter.

Makes sense. I did shop for an AWD sedan years ago when I was looking since I frequent the mountains on very snowy days. But I also have snow tires on in the winter.

I haven’t driven a BRZ but why not keep the BRZ and get some snow tires? Are they bad commuter cars?

I thought airlines had to provide full refunds due to cancelled flights?