Because OP/meta things like this spread like wildfire.

IMO singleplayer (and coop) games embracing:

You don’t need A/C, it’s just a convenience.

Not to mention the fact that most of the takes are pretty bad.

Food should be well-seasoned already

There’s a really notable difference: Sean eventually delivered on his promises.

I disagree. Sure, both made original claims that were a bit much, but that’s where the similarities end.

You answered every question I had along the way, so, great writing and footwork.

That seems scummy, they are only holding on to the trademark because they “sell” about 10 bags a year, for a product they have had a trademark on for 40 freaking years.  They make 0 money from the actual product, just the trademark infringement fines.  Pretty shitty dudes.

Bwaha. Columbia City is a small and depressed town. Don’t let a lack of trash in street view fool you. It’s not charming. It has plenty of terrible food. (Bob Evans is no healthier than McDonalds.) The people are no healthier than anywhere else. And as you can probably guess from rural Indiana, there are plenty of…

Kind of but also if it makes people feel bad we should at least try to not make them feel bad. I think it’s ok to use your best initial judgement with sir or ma’am but if the customer corrects you then you should make every effort to use their preferred word.  Anyone who takes offense to you misgendering them…

The problem is that some people who go to restaurants will FREAK OUT if they don’t think that you’re basically their food slave. They want to feel special and part of that is feeling not only like they’re better than you, but that you know that they’re better than you. Hence, “sir” and “ma’am”. Are they wrong to want…

if you are a paying customer and not a total a-hole then yes you do

If you’re on the side against the rebellion, you are almost certainly on the wrong side.

Because Kiev has been the established English spelling. 

LOL. Found the guy who apparently thinks woke food is a thing.

It might be hard for the Very Online to understand but not everyone that loves stuff feels compelled to race online and vomit their opinions or spoilers about it in real time, especially as the demographic ages or moves outside of cities.

I don’t know, but here’s my guess: The viewership trends older, and most advertisers view anyone outside the 18–49 demographic as nonexistent, therefore, there’s less buzz behind the show. I’ve only watched a few episodes. Everyone is always punching one another.

1) Because it’s watched by the same boomers who love NCIS and Blue Bloods and The Closer and whatever other milquetoast nonsense appeals to people like my dad.

Tom Green is the Kwisatz Haderach, and modern meme culture is his unstoppable Fremen jihad that threatens to destroy us all. I am fairly certain that this metaphor is 100% accurate.