It did seem romantic. Rick doesn’t really care that much about anyone, not even his family (but the dead daughter thing makes me question that*). The way that he asks BP to “run away” with him to other dimensions seemed more than a friendship. Mind you, I’m not a fan of “shipping”.

Right? I rewatched the first season which aired on Toonami/[as] over the weekend. My favorite henchman.

From my circle of friends, King Shark is... King. A lot of people mentioned that that was their favorite character.

That’s great news about your kitty. I’m sorry about what you’re going though with your mom. It’s scary to think about the future of a sick loved one.

Like I mentioned to another commenter, NBC just focuses on the Americans. I watched part of a gymnastics competition, which a Brazilian gymnast won the gold (and she deserved it because she was amazing). I think they said that she was the first South American gymnast to win a medal. As soon as it was known that she…

It’s always been that way, but worse lately. Usually I watch gymnastics and are also interested in other athlete’s routine, not just Americans. The majority of the time, if an American doesn’t win the gold, they don't bother showing the medal ceremony. 

I usually watch at least the main gymnastics competition, but didn’t know where to watch it. I couldn’t sleep one night and was looking for gymnastics. It was streaming on Peacock (only caught five minutes of the vault) meanwhile NBC had their anchors just discussing the drama of the games.

Understood. Kinja is terrible and had to dig to see which comment had responses.

Going to look up this “ave pimientón” sandwich.

“tuna melts with provolone on italian bread from the corner pizza shop.”

Mountain Dew and Cheez-its. That sounds like my diet at 14.

“I ate a lot of tuna sandwiches on toasted rye with black olives, lettuce and pepper on them”

Giordano’s would’ve been the better choice, but I understand the wait and price point.

I never had said Magic Sandwich, which sounds fucking amazing, but after hearing your description, I mourn for it.

Sbarro. I was at the UIC, which was right next to Little Italy, where you can get Al’s Beef, way better pizza, and there was a decent Thai place that my husband and I would go to when we were dating. If not leaving campus, you had Sbarro and Subway. When I had some cash and forgot to grab something to eat, those were…

A big block of cheese. I moved out fifteen years ago from home and always buy a big block of cheese, along with some starch to accompany it.

“Doordash for meat? That would be neat!” I actually said this out loud.

This reminds me of Richard from The Amazing World of Gumball that likes to buy stuff from “The Awesome Store,” which is a suspicious van. Why would you buy meat from some random van?

Take your star.

Does Einstein Bagels still offer the Spicy Elmo breakfast burrito? I haven’t been to one in six years because most of them closed around me.