The tone of this article is bizarre. In what universe would allowing non-citizens not be terrifically controversial?

Bodak Yellow was heavily reliant on the backing track. So while it was a good song overall, I wasn’t terribly impressed with Cardi B’s contribution to it

If they’re ordering mixed drinks just a common tactic is to short them on the liquor.  Or just straight up make them a mocktail

You give him too much credit

It really isn’t.  Especially if you’re in a restaurant and some dumbass insists on using Apple Pay even though the point of sale isn’t mobile

I’m not categorically against remote work but I’d like to see its advocates admit that it is a privilege that the majority of Americans will never have

Cash is still way faster

Unless you’re tipping the host to get a better seat!

She works for tips

Chicken or beef stock too. Chefs will throw it in without even thinking.

Small businesses pay shit and don’t offer benefits.

I would love to see companies like AirBnB outlawed.  Turning residential areas into commercial areas?  Raising rents?  Making it harder for first time homebuyers?  Go fuck yourselves, AirBnB.  I’ll take a hotel, thank you very much.

From the photo I thought maybe they had sarcastically just put a pickle in the bun instead of a sausage. Some people would like that though

I hate the Russian government and what they’re doing but is anybody else getting chills in their spine at the thought of multinational corporations taking sides like this?

So sustainable

You’d probably have liked it if it hadn’t been listed on the menu and you’d ordered it anyways.  Mayo haters are surprisingly ignorant

Just don’t make up your own items on the menu. If you don’t like an ingredient and the dish is built live, then that’s not an issue.

Depending on how much influence he ends up having over Twitter’s corporate culture, he could really tank the platform.

Dude...

It’s just going to be shittier food with unhappier cooks