I think the specially curated themed brunch got big. Also I came of drinking-age and being-able-to-afford-things-age in the 2010s, so to me, thats when Brunch started.

While I’m tempted to say Avocado as it was trendy, had the whole generational/cultural divide thing going on, it is now everywhere, and sale of Avocados helps fund Mexican drug cartels, I’m going with the Chicken Sandwich.

Seriously. Find me a worse fucking vegetable than kale.

The avocado. It was the focal point of so many cultural flash points - generational antipathy against millennials, panics about shortages potentially caused by deportations ad tariffs, using peas as a substitute in guacamole, just to name a few. 

Pumpkin spice lattes. Cronuts and avocado toast and brotein bars are ever-present and people stopped making a fuss after initial introduction but there are entire industries propped up by the annual pumpkin spice-flavored everything and the cult-like following around it. 

It took me almost 40 years to finally understand that, really, Turkish Delight is kind of awful. Par for the course for Edmund, that little snitch.

How is ambrosia not the first thing. Fruit of the gods that makes you immortal

A hot dog sandwich.

Gloves come off

You know what I liked... Command and Conquer Generals. Terrific game, I remember playing as the militia and having pickup trucks with gunners and dirt bikes. It seemed so realistic at that time. Great game.

This isn’t a precise answer, but... does Wisconsin have a 20+ point scale for levels of drunkenness?

“... and live in Russia while sober.”

I mean who are they limiting on these statues?

What’s the deal with statutes of limitation?

Fuck this shit.

Well, there’s Gangsta rap in the background, so I’d say 50-cent percent.

This one’s for my homie with the extinguisher.

So proud that you’re here!

Is this where I should post an on-point, sardonic cartoon? Because I’m totally going to post an on-point, sardonic cartoon.

As someone who won 5th place in the Stanislaus County Math Blitz in 1996, I, too, am an award-winning commenter. It’s nice to see other people of my caliber in the comments here.