What I can’t figure out: The combo deal seems to add $15 for a Mexican Pizza and four tacos. Even if there are a couple unmentioned drinks, that’s not a good deal.

At my previous home, I had a similar experience. In that case, I think it was because they sent the nachos in the foil pan in which they heated them up - big pan, too, for great value. They lacked in spice but a couple squirts of Sriracha sauce and I had a perfect treat.

Jerrod's comedy is easily as relevant as George Carlin's ever was and, IMHO, much funnier.

I understand not quitting on movies. It’s a habit I’ve only developed in the last 10 years or so. If I find myself reaching for my phone during a movie, I bail out. I’d rather switch over to a rerun of something I actually like...which also lets me smartphone without guilt.

Cash bail is horrible for society but, damn, if you're going to have it then it should definitely be applied to assholes with money who assault public servants.

Not that great? I got an hour into Black Adam and quit. The character is flat-out boring on his own and Dwayne’s acting didn’t help. Making the Justice Society a glorified Suicide Squad (the real thing wouldn’t take a call from Amanda Waller, let alone operate at her direction) didn’t help one bit.

Yep. The damaged reputation claim is pure bullshit. They just want to find a new scammer who will pay millions to put their name on LoL crap.

No, they're in the "we need the freedom to partner with another scammer phase."

All this so people can pretend they’re not ordering [something likely more unhealthy than] a milkshake?

Final Crisis is a beautiful mess. Both the highs and the lows are Grant Morrison unchained. That DC let them do it was a miracle.

I dunno. Mixed in with the other ingredients I don't detect the graininess but I actually taste it now where I often didn't before. It seems like an improvement to me.

My favorite TB breakfast item was from their very first attempt: The country sausage burrito had eggs, sausage, shredded cheese, and gravy. It was small like the McDonald's breakfast burritos but at the time cost 69 cents. A dirt cheap way to start the day.

I had the 7-layer nacho fries and they were great - at least the bites that included their new guacamole. That's the ingredient I'll be adding to other items.

I’m not a regular Arby's customer but they have "Bronco Berry" sauce that might similarly satisfy with their mozzarella sticks on request.

It's weird that they don't still have olives. It's not like they were slicing them fresh.

My mom loved the Mexican Pizza. She was mad that they shrunk it on its return. The double decker version might make her a little happier.

If I went to dinner with someone who would only order chicken tenders (outside of, you know, a chicken place), I’d have to check their ID. That’s some 8-year-old behavior.

I think the only one listed that's almost worth the cash is the Bavarian sausage pack. I say almost because a) I've got a great German/European meat place pretty close by and b) weisswurst is my least favorite sausage. Otherwise, 12 sausages with accompaniments are worth $110 - assuming the stuff is good, of course.

The white cheddar version is great but it's sharp enough that I prefer it mixed in with regular flavor...and Planter's Heat peanuts but that goes over into snack mix territory.

I can’t be too hard on a fast food place screwing up tamales. I’ve been to more than one otherwise good Mexican restaurant where the tamales are the weakest option on the menu. It’s usually a lack of filling combined with under-seasoned masa, just as described here.