Yep, $5.99 a dozen at Fry’s (Kroger) in Phoenix last week.

I’m sure it’s regional. Phoenix Kroger, $5.99 a dozen for store brand last week. 

I’d say “yes and no” on the food part. Back in suburban Chicago I regulared a bar that was by every definition a dive. The regulars day drinking. Cheap Old Styles. “Lingerie shows” in the 90s. But made killer pizza. It was Chicago though.

I don’t see it happen as much as it used to, but a good diver bar you regular, the bartender places un upside down shot glass in front of you, buying your next beer.

I was pleasantly surprised when the one near me opened several years ago. Has a separate entrance from the store, also opens into the store, but the bar truly feels like a separate space, totally unlike the header pick. It has a dark wood, cabin feel, nice bar, more dimly lit atmosphere. Not the bright sitting at a…

I was a teen when these were out, and so wanted one. I was driving a 1984 Ford Escort with a 4 speed manual. This would have been a sweet upgrade.

Yeah, I convinced my Mom to let me try Milk and Pepsi after an episode.  It was gross.

There appears to only be on Walmart near a pier in Philadelphia. If you were wondering, and like me, not a Philadelphian that would know.

I took over Turkey-duty several years ago. One of my favorite things to cook now. I’m usually only cooking for 3 or 4, and get the biggest bone in breast I can find. Overnight in a basic brown sugar, soy sauce type marinade. Indirect heat on the grill for a few hours. Skin sears and seals up real nice. It turns out so…

Missed opportunity.

If it was a Taco Bell Cantina, maybe he had a couple pints to wash it all down.

I’d be more worried about the sodium. Ugh.

I forgot about the Jack in the Box ones. A couple years ago they were promoting them with a special, you could get a stupid amount, like up to four patties on one sandwich.

Yes. This.

delete your account

I’m not sure how anyone expects Tesla autopilot to not hit things.

I can count on one hand the number of place I can get a pizza puff (as far as I know anyway) in Phoenix.  But fortunately, one of them is close by. 

There were a few, maybe one left, gas stations in Phoenix known for their gyro. Need to see what’s left, been a while.

Been a while, but I make my way back to the great state of Illinois once in a while. I added a bookmark and a note “try the gyaco” to Google Maps if I pass through.