I’ve done this at Starbucks before. If they give me what I ask for I can’t complain about it.
I also used to ask for a good drink and a bad drink and not let them tell me what they are going to make. Became a bit of a known person there and after a bit the entire staff really got into making terrible drinks. Good times when I had more money lol
Probably helped that I didn’t ask for that when they were busy though. Usually near close and that location was pretty slow after the afternoon rush
Different countries different communication networks. A while back Facebook was internet lots of countries because it was a way to get online in those places.
World is a weird place sometimes
Obligatory George Carlin
Recently found out that Sam Elliot was the voice of Smokey at one point
Let me first say, I’m not vegetarian in anyway, but I also don’t have hate for those who are different from me.
It’s okay to feel like you are alone on an island.
That it’s pointless to maintain your values.
It’s okay if you fail to uphold them sometimes.
We aren’t and never will be perfect creatures.
We can only try to do better today than we did yesterday because we can’t change yesterday.
You may be alone but you may also be the reason that someone else in your area considers or even becomes vegan one day.
You may be alone but you can still be an example to everyone around you.
You will never know the totality of the effect you have on the world around you.
I gave up fast food burgers 25 years ago, sometimes it felt completely pointless.
But Im still going, what kept me going was that how rare is it going to be, to be able to say I haven’t had fast food on 50 years.
It’s a meaningless accomplishment, but it does no harm to anyone else, it allows me to stay true to myself even if only in this one way.
You will never know when you will inspire someone else simply by being who you are, but you will, you may have already.
And if you ever find yourself in Quebec City, visit Don Vegan. The citie’s first vegan only restaurant. They certainly had a hard time in that community but they are still there. And have the Thai Soup, one of the best soups I’ve ever had and that’s from someone who eats meat.
I personally feel like vegetarian and by extension vegans, are doing the world a favour by inventing new ways to get flavour out of foods and trying new things that we all can enjoy. In the end flavour is going to win against ideology, make the best food you can invent and if it supplants meat based alternatives simply because it tastes better we all win
Good luck out there, I’m glad you seem to have found some helpful advice already
When I was young we used rent games from the stores. Just sayin
Valve hasn’t changed anything, I’m tired of people just bandwagoning every thing they don’t like. Valve isn’t like other companies. They are still a for profit venture but they aren’t doing anything problematic.
I personally don’t feel the terms they offer to provide the amazing service they provide is anti competitive, and like ive mentioned I have had this argument before. I don’t see how it’s anti competitive to say I’ll sell your shit and host it and distribute it and manage your upgrades, but I don’t want you listing it less elsewhere than your are willing to on my platform.
I’m not just out here licking Gabe’s ballsack, you aren’t offering any rationale for them being uncompetitive other than someone is suing them. Which is what I was responding to mainly. Just because Ubisoft, like Epic before then, even EA too, failed to create a product that people actually want to use, doesn’t make Valve uncompetitive.
If this is such a bastardly term, why is it only now that those big firms are failing to launch, that the policies that are almost 20 years old now suddenly anticompetitive.
Can you offer one argument about why price parity is a bad thing?
I’m aware and it’s a bullshit lawsuit because people are jealous of steams success. Its not anti competitive to say I will distribute your games for you, but you can’t turn around a out sell it for cheaper once it becomes successful.
they aren’t stopping others from selling their games for cheaper, only saying you can’t also sell the same thing for cheaper elsewhere to make us look like assholes.
It’s entirely fair and transparent. They are free to delist their games from steam if they don’t want to sell it for the same price as the steam store.
And also there are multiple ways to get steam keys for cheaper than steam sells the games yet valve still accommodates those purchases inspite of the way the TOC is stated about selling games cheaper elsewhere.
It’s Ubisoft suing them and they are just bitter and jealous.
Marketing at its best…
Ive had this argument with people multiple times and it ALWAYS boils down to, Steam is too successful and no one else wants to compete with what steam is actually doing right.
Deep fried California rolls are quite common in Vancouver as well.
Various other deep-fried rolls show up as well, usually with the moniker crazy or crunch before added to some other roll
Hey guga did a ketchup dry aged steak and got a decent experience out of it
Are you unaware that punching down is generally frowned upon these days?
Yes I do. It is and it is.
Looks like something from a grocery store and not a sushi restaurant, judging by that particular soy sauce packet and the packaging.
Because that’s what is it’s been called for generations. How the hell do you not know this before commenting? Are you one of those piece of shit Americans who thinks everything needs to be done the way you expect it?
Punching down is generally not a good way to go about comedy.
They do actually seem like someone who prefers people be less judgmental and would be likely fun to hang with
My wind2012 plan so going strong
Legendario is sometimes available in eastern Canada, but it’s not on the west coast that I’ve been able to find. Specifically my friend has brought me 3 bottles from Nova Scotia this year, but not sure if they still sell it given the state of things in Cuba right now