I’ve seen it in the stores, and the prices were in line with the specialty cereals like Magic Spoon, Kashi, and Cascadian Farm. Way too high when the Walmart versions (which have been around for years) were a 1/3rd of the price.

What Disney has to do, on appeal, is prove that the law was passed as a result of their “corporate speak” against the state and DeSantos. Which shouldn’t be that hard when you consider how often DeSantos and some members of the FL legislature talked about how Disney needed to be taken down a peg or two, promoted…

The 11th circuit has ruled quite a few times against FL and Trump over the past few years. So I doubt he got a lot of his “unfit” judges into there. 

Depends.

It is. But Amazon charges “extra” for a lot of things that used to be free with the subscription. 

My mother asked me to do that for her. Her biggest regret was getting Northern. And has had two 16 packs stacked in her storage room for 2+ years now.

I recently was watching a movie on Freevee (Amazon) which had over 3 minutes of commercials in each break. Making it as bad as over the air network programming.

I have Prime because there are some things I need that I can only get at an affordable price through Amazon.

Splitting this would make no sense. These are actually the reasons the big labels are doing this.

IANAL, but as I understand it, “standing” in this case means that one is directly impacted or harmed by the issue before the court.

Actually, that is a federal court. Of course, it is also a Trump appointee.

When I first subbed to Netflix, it was about $7 a month, no ads, I could watch on however many devices I wanted, and I could even get CD’s in the mail. When I killed my subscription it was $10 a month, no ads, and I could still watch on as many devices as I wanted.

I see that “google search” and reading comprehension are beyond your skills. Since searching for legality of creating fake nudes brings up several good cites for that - and I answered your question in the comment you responded to. 

Lays has been GF for decades. A lot of people may never have had one of their snacks that was made with gluten.

Hate to say it, but look on Amazon. They have a lot of hard to find foods that - including many that are for those with some kind of food intolerance issue.

Have you tried Canyon Bakery? Most of their breads (not the white) taste good, make a decent sandwich, and don’t turn into crumbs when you smear something like thick, chunky PB on it. And if you toast them, they will work as a bun replacement for a burger. 

I used to do this a lot - mostly because I lived near a couple of places that offered all day breakfast, and breakfast foods are better to sleep on after an excessively long work day.

Nope. The breakfast boom started a few years pre-pandemic. It was impactful enough that McD’s started offering some items all day, and Wendy’s re-introduced a breakfast menu. 

I don’t think it is a “get out and get breakfast”, but that people like “breakfast foods” for other meals. Personally, I would rather get an Egg McMuffin or a bacon/egg/cheese biscuit than a Quarter Pounder.

First, #3 is crap.