and I have no idea what that pink port is.

I’m actually not a fan of the pizza myself, but it’s definitely a unique institution that you’ve got to try at least once and the restaurant itself is really cool. The Mediterranean Bread is the best thing there.

I agree with ‘boroWark, I love this style of pizza but tavern style is not a unique thing to Chicago. So I don’t understand that push to brand this as Chicago style pizza.

I go through the drive thru in my pajamas

Yeah. This is a good example of why I’m skeptical about historical fiction in general. Mr. Boyle’s research in this case didn’t go further than “do a quick Google search and copy paste the first result”. This doesn’t give me a lot of faith that Boyle’s research is as thorough as it could be on other topics either.

There…

but... if that’s needed...

oh god

thanks for the nightmare fuel

Torch, you’re gonna be to China what David Hasselhoff is to Germany. 

Its because its in too good a shape. No seriously. I don’t get it. So you were eager and happy to buy a whole bunch of junker super common XJ’s and stuff but not this? If it were me I would buy this, sell literally everything else you have except your daily driver and restore this one. It looks to be in pretty good…

Many people choose to forgo the seasoning packet entirely. You definitely don’t need it if you want to avoid the salt. Yep, sesame oil is awesome in this (I just ate it that way last week!) The oil and vinegar are great on their own, and sometimes we add sambal oelek for some heat.

I can confirm that both Fritos and Potatoes are going away from inventories.

“... I’m happy to spend on the rest of my family...”

Tracy attracts good graces. I think because he shines grace out. It’s his nature.

“Bigfoot and The Rangers” is the 80s cartoon I never knew I wanted until now.

still pissed about the drop of the Double Decker last time

I feel your pain, they took my Double Decker tacos last year.

it is a chocolate croissant.

This story was so fucking well written and well reported. Really one of the best pieces of journalism I’ve read in a while and perhaps one of the best illustrations of what the pandemics is doing to the day to day lives of Americans — and the wide gulf between the impact on quality of life.

This fucking sucks. I went to high school with Grant, and he was one of those people who literally never said or did a single thing that wasn’t kind or thoughtful. When he made it big, doing the weirdly brilliant stuff he loved, I was happy, because it meant the world was working the way it was supposed to: greatly…