Ha. Had a first gen E92 335. Had the fuel pump failure though not the water pump failure. Was a fun everyday commuter car.

It’s weird to me that sweet potato greens are edible though (and really good).

These were the only fast food hash browns that were comparable to McD’s. Maybe even a tad better.

Have you read about mayonnaise? According to the internet, not one person likes it in the whole world....

Ketchup is too sweet and yet they add sweet relish?

PBJ = Pineapple Bacon Jalapeno. It’s a big seller at our local Whole Foods.

Battered fried cauliflower is usually goo, so this is a smart move over using a fake meat. You’re not converting people by how close it is to chicken. You’re selling fried cauliflower at probably a crazy markup.

I haven’t read the article, but I can’t imagine a time where a comparison against Wienerschnitzel results in loss for the challenger.

Hold up. It feels like Tesla Superchargers way outnumber the other types. Every time I’m trying to charge my car at the 3 Electrify America chargers, I have to stare wisfully at the the lot of 20 empty Tesla chargers right next to me.

Almost a Mother Russia joke.

Sounds like something a undercover Nazi would say..... /s

I think Squirrel Girl took down Thanos in the comics. So no, there’s nothing meaningful in the comics universe.

The thing I found out when I went to Japan last January was that they make much more comfortable masks than we have available here. So the flight from LA to Tokyo was pretty much fine masked up (added benefit that it slowed the drying out of my nose from airplane air).

Why would they make changes when they don’t even have to follow traffic rules?

Really? Because my local markets between the Chinese and Thai markets have all the rando flavors those countries produce. I got a sour cabbage hotpot Lay’s that actually tasted like sour cabbage hotpot. It’s some weird sorcery. The Thai ones are more hit and miss on tasting like the actual inspiration. But I should…

Hoping for GTA: Star Wars Edition. But somehow I’m willing to bet this “scoundrel” has a heart of gold and will be joining the Rebellion or at least aiding their cause, as always. Just hope the grind and travel isn’t as bad as Assasin’s Creed.

Growing up in Taiwan, our olives were dried and sweet. It took a while to get used to the western preparation.

It’s insane there’s a secondary market for a Lay’s product. Even on Walmart’s website, it’s $12 from a secondary seller.

That’s the funny thing about these regional chains. At the end of the day, they’re all just fast food. Was in Phoenix area recently and they have everything (In N Out, Whataburger, Portillo’s, Culver’s, Lou Malnotti’s, etc...). Whataburger is not good. Portillo’s and Culver’s are decent fast food, but nothing to write…

I’m a transplant to SoCal. I love In N Out. But most of the time, if I see a longer line, I pass. That store will be open for a while. Where’s the need to get the first burger off the grill? Even if they were giving them away for free that day?