"See, when you commit a denim faux pas, the key is to really commit."
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Sounds like those kebabs really packed a punch.
My first clarifying question was "Do you mean guacamole?" I did not understand why she didn't just ask for chopped up onions with salt and lime juice. Yeah, that sounds weird, but that's what she wanted. She treated me like such a moron because I didn't immediately understand her request. It was bizarre.
Oh yeah, I totally agree. The fact that he may or may not have had eating issues doesn't excuse his assholish behavior. I once had a lady that asked for pico de gallo without tomatoes because she was allergic and got very upset when I asked some clarifying questions. I thought she was fucking with me, but she really…
From the comfort of my armchair, I would venture to guess that the mayo-squeezing, loudly self-professed fitness guru has some disordered eating problems. And yeah, as ridiculous as it sounds, I can get why he would prefer his cole slaw prepared that way. That said, I imagine there isn't exactly a dearth of restaurant…
Holding hands was actually one of the things I liked about church because I felt like it helps foster a sense of community, which is why I also liked the peace. That said, all that goes out the window come cold season. I'm not really sure what about holding hands implies a lack of humility, but like you said, to each…
I think I went along with it because I was a non confrontational teenager and shock. I was also used to unwanted prayer because I didn't want to rock the boat during extended family dinners.
Post Sunday church, there was a lot of prayer at the diner I worked, which was generally fine by me. It did always feel so uncomfortable when asking if they needed anything else after slinging their pancakes only to be answered with a prayer. Especially when that prayer happened in lieu of thanking the girl who…
From the set up, I was worried that your boyfriend was cheating on you with your mom. So, I guess things could have been worse.
Profiles of different women- and girl-centered non-profits and their current projects. It would be great to have positive outlets for some of the rage inducing articles.
As some who is also training to be a midwife, that anti-choice line of thinking infuriates me.
I'm blonde, so at least, I have that going for me. Guess I better find a fellow blond to reproduce with to ensure I have unusually-named, tow-headed children to frolic with in the Hamptons while wearing ivory. Oh, and then suck up to Anna Wintour. Then, I can be a bland icon too. Finally, something to aspire to be!
A living wage certainly doesn't mean that people will be paid enough so that money isn't a big concern for them. A living wage means that a job will cover basic necessities like food, shelter, and healthcare. It isn't some nebulous concept that allows people to afford luxury items.
"Not everyone deserves a living wage" = not everyone deserves to support their lives, or you know, live.
Ok fair.
So you're saying that some servers favor this system because they abuse it by not report their tips, which is illegal? We should support a system that encourages people to break tax law?
This piece is really, really great. I think that a lot of servers who advocate for tips assume the alternative is getting paid minimum wage or they have some sort of exceptional privilege. Even then, I doubt very few wouldn't prefer Packhouse Meats model.