If you had a time machine and described to someone what Hyundai is selling now they would think you were insane. Like, more insane than just standard-level “that guy thinks he’s from the future” insane.

“Bargains on meat might be tough for consumers to find this summer. So my advice to consumers would be to stock up when you find a good deal.”

They’re pretty rare even in Korea I think, there was an interview with a guy who still owns one and he gets approached by people going “wow, is that seriously a Pony? Haven’t seen one of those in years.”

As long as wherever you are shopping has appropriately maintained the cold chain. When I lived in the Bronx that was a common problem, and milk was immediately suspect once opened. I lost more than one quart well before its expiration date because of this.

https://www.aclu.org/other/oppose-voter-id-legislation-fact-sheet

Saying, “I need an ID to buy a candy bar with my credit card so why shouldn’t I need my ID to vote,” is a false equivalence, but it has the appeal of being logically sound on the surface. And that’s why politicians have found voter ID laws to be such a potent weapon.

I have to respectfully disagree and point out that voter ID laws are objectively racist in that they disproportionately effect poor communities of color.

I’ve spent a good deal of time living in multiple states in the south and I’ve seen racist infrastructure a few times. Apologies if my stories seem to shit on NC, this is just my experience, I know a lot of good folk who live there.

god, that guy must’ve gone through hell as a kid.

“I’m sorry the server gets screwed on this,”

I don’t know what kind of show we could put Guy on next—maybe send him to Europe but instead of focusing on the Continent’s Culinary Capitals (triple-C), let him head out to the hinterlands from Edinburgh to Edirne and Porto to Pskov celebrating “ordinary Europeans” and showing America how the working-class Joe…

I’m not with you on that last thought. That wheel was spinning, and could have gone any direction. The truck on his right had him boxed, and who knows what vehicle was on his left. Hitting it straight-on is probably safer than hitting it at an angle. I’m not a motorcycle rider, but I suspect dodging that was a lot…

Put yourself in the same situation as this guy and you would’ve hit the wheel too. Not only is this obstacle completely unexpected, but there wasn’t even enough time to process it and make a decision on what inputs to give to the bike. The only real option was to hit it.

She’s a demon from hell. Steals cherry tomatoes off the counter, the bathtub plug (steals it IN THE MORNING), bites chunks out of cat toys the others seem to find indestructible, ruins the nozzles of spray bottles (okay, that MAY be revenge), takes the top off the cat fountain so the stream is just going everywhere…

My thought: “LUCY! Get down!”

Unclear exactly how much coffee pulp a dump truck can hold, but it seems to be a lot.

Not only is the customer often completely wrong, but they’re usually an absolute fuckstick to boot. If I somehow ever end up in a customer-facing role again, it’s not gonna end well.

At this Chinese takeout restaurant, the customer is not always right

*sigh*

I know. Like almost everything in Yonkers, I just assumed the top was crooked or broken.