I think the only reasons they won't do it is that getting viewers to follow you there can be a bitch and unless those other sites monetize at the same or better rate than YT, the content makers may not want to deal with it since it still means losing money.

You can also skip the cream cheese and just use equal parts scalded heavy cream and chocolate (you're making a ganache), chill it so it sets up and you can proceed with coating. Though, the easier and more traditional coating is cocoa powder (to give them the look of being dug up from dirt like their namesakes).

Interestingly, some wineries in California did switch from wine production to cheese production (since they had the caves for it), and that is supposedly how we got Monterey Jack cheese.

Made by rich white people who have nothing better to do all day. There are 3 vineyards I pass on the way to work each day.

Well, they didn't exactly have a massive population going for huge swaths of the state. Plus bath salts and crystal meth weren't invented yet. They were just late bloomers.

With the nutfeel notes, I think you are operating on a level way above powdering balls.

Nope, California. If it were Florida I would imagine you could use it to buy spray paint, bath salts, and other things they use for food down there.

I'm not sure actually, I think the program had a name change since they now use EBT cards or something like that. Quite depressing on my drive into work to see places like 7-11, Pizza Hut, McDonalds, etc. have massive posters in their windows noting they accept the EBT.

Odds are the system is similar to the one in California where (I learned this from a woman in front of me who had trouble too) you are limited to specific sizes, brands, and varieties of products. The lady, for example, was buying cranberry juice, the store was out of stock on the specific size of juice and the stores…

If their bots are anything like way results are displayed in searches, then it is possible no one knows how they fully work. The place I am at has a partner channel on YT and they sent a guy down to our office to help with boosting traffic and he fully admitted that due to the large number of people who work on it,…

Mmmmm used dental hygiene devices...

I always wonder why the pirate bay hasn't tried relocating there?

Wow, I could kind of see disposable parts being knocked off, but not the main part of the unit. I actually still can't really see how there is a benefit for the company making the knockoff heads though. They sell them at 99 cents a piece, odds are people who aren't happy with them don't come back for more.

I almost did buy some counterfeit toothbrush heads on Amazon once, but when I was checking reviews I noticed people were not pleased with them. Two things come to mind though, why is Amazon allowing itself to be a place to sell knock-off goods? And who the hell counterfeits electric toothbrush heads?

That is actually a growing problem for luxury good makers now. Between slipping standards of production for the real thing and China upping their game, it is very difficult for professionals to even tell them apart.

They could, but they probably would burn up more than they made on YT and the end result would be that they would probably be found by the court to be wrong and then YT would sue to court costs.

The only problem is that they would probably need to be the streaming equivalence of the pirate bay, where they operate in a country that isn't friends with the US and will not give a damn about any IP related issues.

Who Shot Johnny Rock was even better, by which I mean had worse acting and scripts. I could never get past the train sequence for Mad Dog 2 though, I knew the machine gun was coming but I could never seem to nail the hitbox.

You forgot an entire sub-genre of FMV games that take the campy awful-ness of the FMV games to new heights. The shooting games made by American Laser Games (now Digital Leisure). My personal favorite was Who Shot Johnny Rock?

I'm sure the active attempt to plant listening devices on the politicians at the G20 summit a few months ago did wonders for the trust.