I’m fine with that law. I support my local package store. I have three near me, and all are family owned.

I’m going to Korea next month. I better get on this.

Not really. I personally hate wine tastings or experts in the stores. I go in knowing what I want - at least, generally speaking. I don’t like talking to those people. Granted, I understand why people like them - I’m just not one of them.

“Probably should” were the words of the OP, not mine. But you definitely choose your own death if you eat nothing but cheeseburgers, or slug a fifth of gin a day.

“Eating habits.” One of three I listed.

New York State only has one TJ’s licensed to sell wine, and it’s in Union Square in Manhattan. There are no eager wine nerds there, just cashiers.

I am by no stretch a wine snob, and I will gladly swig bottles from the makers of Goliath Rex. But 3BC is undrinkable. It tastes like a chemist tried to reproduce wine in a test tube.

It’s gotta be better the 3 Buck Chuck. I am no wine snob, and I will drink whatever is on hand... but I cannot stand that muck in a bottle. It tastes like the grapes were fermented in a plastic kiddie pool, with a dead cat floating in it.

Smoking, drinking, eating habits. We pretty much have one of those vices, at least. We all choose our death, whether we like to think so or not.

Oh, thank god we have a newly coined word that will annoy us to know end in a week, then embarrass us for the rest of eternity.

I dunno. It might be because I had a lousy night’s sleep, but each one of these letters seemed fake.

...after watching Sunday’s finale, claiming she was ready to separate her life from Twin Peaks for good...

I know how to cook, yes. But unless pouring cereal into a bowl and adding milk is your definition of cooking, I avoid Aldi.

Produce and meat is what is eaten in my house. The Aldis I’ve visited didn’t offer the value or quality as the local fruit and veg market. All I’ve seen at Aldi is the most basic of fruits - bananas, red delicious apples, etc. The veg is equally as basic.

I’ve never been to one in Europe, but based on my overall experience with European markets, the food is generally fresher, of better quality and not as full of junk food as their US counterparts.

I’m a thrifty sonofabitch, and I really watch what I eat. I have walked in and out of Aldi without so much as an item. Pretty much like the article here points out, unless you eat junk, snack and processed foods, you’re out of luck.

Does your dog have unusually smelly paws? They typically smell like Fritos. But your pooch could be suffering from a yeast infection - if so, the smell would be different.

There was a two year period when you couldn’t go onto Jezebel without an ad for soap or something screaming at you for two minutes.

Is this the website that has a “ask a clean person” feature?

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