Was going to ask the same thing. If my health depended on not eating something that’s fairly prevalent, the last thing I’d probably do is eat anything that wasn’t made by me.

As much as I like Matt Reeve’s The Batman like 15-20 minutes could’ve been cut from it and it would’ve still worked and not felt like it dragged.

That was the best SNL skit in years!

They’re also on a tighter timeline, having to get things actually recorded and whatnot ahead of time. So I would imagine it’s almost impossible to really note those segments to death.

Born and raised in Cali and I’m always somewhat confused by the food that represents my state. They always make sense but usually don’t feel like it, at first. 

This is how I feel driving to Tahoe or Yosemite. It’s all fun and games with the twisty turns until you come out of the other side of the crest and the twisty turns are met with a huge dropoff with a gorgeous backdrop.

I know you’re eating PB for the protein and whatnot but have you tried Justin’s Honey Peanut Butter? I ordered it on accident one time and now it’s like crack to me.

THE FUCK YOU JUST CALL ME, KFC

“...asked stars like Billie Eilish and America Ferrera if they’d rather have a “gay son or thot daughter...”

I couldn’t tell how was doing the Herzog impersonation, so looked it up and was completely surprised that it was Paul F. Tompkins!

This is the “the kids LOVE Morbius, so let’s put it back into theaters!” of TV shows.

I REALLY loved my time in this game but I just didn’t play it enough to justify paying for PS+ and its subscription. But it’s a pretty great game and my favorite MMO experience, outside of Defiance (which is a much worse game but one that my friends and I had a blast in). 

I’m so on board with this (and its other DLCs).

Absolute hilarity if this film succeeds, box office-wise, in it’s theatrical release run because it became a camp/cult classic, a la The Room, but in real time.

Minimum wage in my city is $18.07. A Big Mac Meal is about $13.00-$15.00.
Minimum wage in Idaho is $7.25. The meal from that TikTok noted in this article is $16.10 in Idaho.

I unironically love Taco Bell, so I’m on board for most of this.

“According to Amortization.org, $1 in 1959 is worth $10.61 in 2024.”

And people will cry that raising wages only increases prices while corporations rake in billions and there are franchises out there, like In-N-Out, who pay their employees relatively good wages and benefits. But, you, god forbid we pay people to be able to live.  

Plus, they cultivated or bought their own type of potato, which only they can use. So they have their own farms and/or pay farmers to grow that one potato. So it’s not like they’re really affected by supply chain issues nor vast price fluctuations. They are essentially their own french fry supplier and still price…

$16.88 for a large Big Mac Meal here in expensive ass San Francisco. Granted, that’s Doordash prices so like $13-14 in store? Looks like that guy is getting price gouged.