What were they serving (and how did they want you to cook it) which gave you concerns of food poisoning?

I am not saying it’s not easy to make from a conceptual stage but you will have different quality products depending on process.

The clause is, and has been used by multiple auto-makers before. Normally it’s not on standard production vehicles, but if they wanted to try and prevent flippers from buying them at launch, this would be how they can do it.

Isn’t the rule for the whipped cream is that it’s a loose whip (basically put a strainer spring and shake it in a tin with the cream)?

Yes, you can combine them all at once and have a sauce but will it have the same flavor as timed additions and different states?

In this case, apparently it would not have worked. I saw this last night and it was noted it took ages to get in because they were concerned about electrocution and it took a while to break the laminated glass used on the sides. 

It’s also the argument against homemade ketchup, your target is a mass produced processed food, your end product will taste “Weird”. 

Were they, or any environmental fix, supposed to be an instant miracle cure? I know the conservatives use it as the reason why nothing should be done, but if you have segments of the population ending consumption of gasoline that has to have some impact. 

Isn’t the driving force of people from cities to suburbs and beyond not that they want to drive but because cost of living related things?

From what I had heard, which is why they did this, tesla has a purchase agreement with a rule about reselling the car for so many months. Akin to that one Ford Nick Cena gave to a charity auction (I am assuming that got worked out). Automakers can absolutely dictate what you can do with your car, you aren’t being…

Owner agreed to not sell it for so many months under the purchase agreement.

Except that, from the sounds of other articles, there is a contract that he signed stating he would not resell the vehicle for any amount of money for so many months. So, he technically got off easy. 

Except one thing... the garlic starts the pickling process prior to being introduced to the peppers. My assumption is that they do it because there is a better flavor, there also may be a reduced risk using pickled garlic over fresh, but some of their other products like their sambal are fresh I think. 

Can verify, as part of mother’s day every year I buy her a new rose bush to add to her collection but it’s basically just going with her to let her pick because she wants ones with fragrance.

He created a lot of zombie voters (voters who last voted in the 80's but came back now), similarly brainless and willing to accept everything he says at face value. Also the ones who don’t care if the country collapses because they aren’t getting their way.

Technically, it’s more complicated because while it is those ingredients, things like the garlic are pickled so it’s not just “Throw it all in the jug and wait”. 

Dick Van Dyke is down to record.

He has done some documentary narration. But I just picture him going off on a tangent during the game if used. 

Yeah, if you move in and knew going in there was a track, that’s on you. Now, if I were someone who had lived there for decades and it was a sudden change then there would be reason to at least get them to revert back. Similar to how some airports won’t let flights out until 7 AM. 

While I am not saying they were forward thinking with how it is implemented nor knowing fully how it works. They have already touched on the topic of things being initiated at check-in, such as being granted access to the TSA Precheck lane, facial recognition, etc. A system like that could theoretically track a…