You can get a menu from the restaurant with their number on it. There’s also a site called (IIRC) allmenus that will have PDFS of the menu. And if they put the grubhub number on the menu you get from the restaurant, well, I guess that’s on them at that point. 

Read the article and links.

This is why you need to CALL AND ORDER YOUR FOOD. Don’t use an app or service. And none of this “ohhhh I don’t like talking on the phone I’m scurred” bullshit. Grow the fuck up and support your local businesses and make sure they aren’t getting bullshit fees cutting into their revenue. I know it’s easier to order…

As the quote says, “It will be a great day when our schools have all the money they need, and our air force has to have a bake-sale to buy a bomber.”

Miracle Whip is nasty. Debate over. 

#IStanderWithAnder was right there!

Ordering your wings boneless is on par with ordering your steak well done. 

OK, so your ginger ale attempt was sorely lacking in the “correct drink choice” department. The correct choice is Vernor’s which is a Michigan staple and more of a ginger cream soda if we’re being honest. The drink even has a name. It’s called a Boston Cooler. And it’s great.

The harm is coming from Apple, not Epic.  Apple dragged the others into this fight.  And the other companies that have said anything have supported Epic.

Wait, what’s wrong with oatmeal raisin cookies?

I love outdoor dining, provided the conditions are right. I don’t think my list of must-haves is incredibly long, but I’m fairly unyielding on this:

I’m actually kind of surprised this isn’t really A Thing. Everyone has a chicken breast sandwich. But at home I am all about them thighs.

Right, they will really get that message to corporate for you.  

It’s not out of the realm of possibility. There are a lot of places (stores and restaurants) with surplus perishable goods that are now approaching expiration mid-2020. It’s hard to remember back in March but there was still some optimism that by now, things would be near-normal again.

You excerpted out the portion of the article that actually explains what Lischewski’s lawyers were doing. From SeafoodSource:

Especially when this “article” author doesn’t even pretend to know anything about the sale (when it will be, what will be on sale, what, if any, changes Amazon will be making, etc.). It seems to have just been a clickbait attempt to post their affiliate links for some products.

Especially when this “article” author doesn’t even pretend to know anything about the sale (when it will be, what…

Is it the same Amazon from these articles?

Is it the same Amazon from these articles?