Apparently, Burmese Pythons are an invasive species in Florida and they are currently investigating the mercury levels in them to see if they are safe to eat.  If so, they may soon be on the plate.

This change is about as impactful as switching to on site sliced lumchmeat, in that it isn’t really very impactful at all.

The chicken was fine, the sauce tasted like cheapo canned “Pizza Sauce”.

I’ve found the penny pinching and micro managing is really worse at the slower locations though. This is a double edged sword though because it just drives people to busier locations that don’t skimp on toppings.

“Ford is backtracking on this drive for big EVs”

Camry. Always very boring, now looks sleek, sporty, and like something you’d actually want to drive.

Not that last one.

Great, yet more financial advice for a completely out of touch billionaire, just what we need.  Oh, and rideshares are shit.

See, this wouldn’t have happened if we had banned TikTok!

There was a curve like this on my parent’s property and my dad got tired of people ending up in the field and tearing it all up to get back out, so he used the tractor to create a 3 foot tall berm there that just stopped the cars when they hit it, and problem solved.

I think they’ve just way over expanded. The quality varies in major ways by location now, usually the busiest are best, but there are so many now, so close together, they’re all understaffed and competing with each other.

Some of the ones where I live have installed kiosks, but I’ve heard complaints that they put ads over the glass and they skimp on ingredients now when they make the sandwiches.

Yeah, they’re definitely streamlined there. If you want to build a particular custom sub, you’re better off at Subway. What I find weird is that they have 3 mustard options, but they don’t keep them on the line; you have to just know they have them and ask for them. Mustard, with the cherry pepper relish is delicious.

That makes it even more pointless. At least Jersey Mike’s has an employee just to slice meat on the fly, something Subway is too cheap to do.

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The Chizza is the only one of these I’ve had, but other than tasting like a Dollar Tree Chicken Parmesan, it wasn’t bad, just not great. I think I would have actually preferred it more with more marinara, as a sandwich.

That’s what I was afraid of.

Yeah, still not convinced that making me wait even longer behind that horrible person with the list of 6 completely different customized sandwiches while the Subway employee slices 3 different kinds of meat for each one is going to to drastically improve my sandwich enough to make it worth it for me.

They used to be HN but apparently, are they are Costco’s own house made brand now.

You have to factor in the membership, if you buy one a week, that ads over a dollar to each one, plus the time and trouble to go to Costco for a measly hot dog. Still pretty good, but I’ve had Costco hot dogs, they’re decent but nothing really special flavorwise, they’re mainly just known just for being larger. Like I…