Right, have them fill the slots—they’d have to pick out their clothes anyway, just not at 7 am and you need to leave at 7.15

I LOVE this podcast. The hosts work well together, and they make boring topics interesting.

You can add the google play store on it. Works great.

You can add the google play store on it. Works great.

heh, I want the bag and the vest.

Hm. I *know* I remember seeing the jeep in a store, but I don’t remember if it was Princeton or Bridgewater. Could have been either.

This is my first memory of ‘the mall’. I remember I used to like going into that store because of the jeep...even though the clothes were too big for me. Now they are too small but that’s another story....

Just the stuff in my car or two suitcases, sure. But not with ‘only $50'.

Ever since I saw a (probably not true) story about a woman making yogurt from her own body fluids I just say nope to the homemade stuff. And yogurt is one of those foods you can’t play with in regards to refrigeration and such so I prefer to get store bought ones myself.

Um why? I mean I like peanut butter and I like red onions but not together. What possessed you to combine them? Your breath must have been KICKING.

Maybe the payment types are different in different markets, but the ones here in Jersey take credit cards.

The pressure cooker cuts down the cooking time while still keeping it moist. You can’t sear it first because, like someone mentioned, the chicken will just get soggy.

Wrong color underwear? I just wear black or dark grey most of the time.

Yeah, this works with smelly things in general! But if you can wash it, please do.

Aldi’s is one of the most expensive places for milk in my area. I love them, but not for that.

Yeah. I’m ok with the salmon price but that’s insane for tilapia. I just bought a few pounds for $2.50/lb—not from a chinese supermarket though ;-)

Yeah, I was telling my dad about the new Wegman’s by my job. He said they were too expensive. I’m scratching my head because I bought him a gallon of milk for $2.10, while he waits for a sale at his store for it to be a shade under $3. Also got pasta for under 80 cents a box.

Yeah, $9.99 for salmon isn’t awful. I’d pay that for convenience (there’s a Whole Foods next to the closest Target to me and I used to wish their prices were lower so I could do more one-stop shopping. That’s cheap enough that I’d buy it rather than driving to another store especially since I have a little kid.

Don’t know where you are but I noticed that too. Once you factor in the (admittedly extremely low) cost of seasonings, and the cost of energy to cook the chicken, buying rotisserie seems like a better deal. Plus it’s ready to eat immediately lol.

Yeah, they are literally a dollar at Wal Mart. Not cleaning them if I don’t have to

Four ways.