I’ve said it for a while now - what is the utility of fast food (at least the major fast food chains) nowadays? It’s not cheap. It’s often not fast due to labor shortages at many locations. And the quality of the food seems to get worse and worse every passing year. Seems like a lot of these companies are skating by…

I’m a little disappointed. The original article goes out of it’s way to mention the taste tests and even posits them as part of the ‘experiment’ and results. They mention that they are simultaneously trying to test to see if there’s an actual, noticeable difference as well as if the color alters the perception of…

Minimum wage in 1959 was $1.00. So one hour of minimum wage labor would get you 2 cheeseburgers, 2 fries and 2 sodas and change. Minimum wage now is $7.25, which wouldn’t even get you 1 cheeseburger, 1 order of fries and 1 soda.

but how does it compare to the Cheesy Chicken Crispin Glover?

yep.  Corporate shareholders are the cause of this.  Dont blame McDs, its a corporation it has neither wants, desires, or needs, blame the rich shareholders who are all competing to be centi billionaires now.

I will admit it. I was/Am a fast food addict. I mean shit i read a daily blog about fast food and casual dining.. But within the last year as costs have gone up, i’ve lost my appetite for this garbage.

Chicken salad, egg salad, and tuna salad sandwiches are all turning over in their convenience store cooler graves.

The description honestly reminds me a bit of the flavor of Dr. Pepper. Fruity sweet undertones with a bit of clove and some other warm spice flavors.

Thank you for letting us know! I love hearing insider-type stuff, that’s super cool.

I’m happy that Jezebel has survived the evil of herb.

I think they’re discontinued now but they used to have pasta filled bread bowls that were really awesome to order once every couple of months for marathon D&D sessions. We’d play once every 2 months for 12-16 hours at a shot so having a bunch of carbs you could just pick on throughout the whole day was awesome, plus…

I’m fine with that.  You can always have them leave it out.

Talking Heads were always an emotional band, they just conveyed those emotions in unconventional ways. Byrne has said he is confused and disturbed when people think his music is detached and insincere.

It plays to all their strengths perfectly and without affectation. So many of Byrne's lyrics, while undeniably brilliant, were clearly forged in an effort to subvert the standard mode of songwriting, almost to the point of being contrived; this was the first instance in which he just let himself be and sang from the…

Nah, brah. It is definitely one of the best love songs, though.

This is late, I'm sure, but this was my parents' "Love Song" and we played it at my dad's wake. This song will always have a special place in my heart.

I'm alternately delighted that David Byrne wrote a line like "You've got a face with a view," and pissed that I didn't think of it first.

I believe it's Demme on the alternate audio tracks that says the lamp had to have some serious wattage bulbs to throw enough light to film by.

Ma Freshenmeyer and I had a house warming party for our first place together in which we invited friends to contribute a drawing or a doodle to a canvas. By the time the party cleared out, and we were cleaning up, this song was on the radio. So over all of our friends contributions, Ma wrote 'I'm just an animal…

David sure did love that lamp.