no jam is used as a spread for untoasted bread here. marmalade on toast is basically the only occurrence

never had either. apple sauce is more common.

40ish million sold, so… 85¢ sound good?

aw man…

softbank bought ABB Robotics last year. one of the few big swedish tech companies that hadn’t been fully diluted over the years (sure they were part of ABB but they were doing their own thing) get sold to a company that wanted to “bridge the gap between ai and real life”. if the robotics division goes down with them i’ll be mad.

yeah but the grape stuff is somewhere inbetween. it’s like semi-opaque.

the only jelly readily available here is made from red currants, because it’s a common side to game, and that thing is basically fully see-through.

they used to call him the deref king back in college

no, the distinction is the same, it’s just that from what i’ve seen of american grape jelly i would call it a jam.

…if you’re in the us.

so those are lightly jellied grapes/buttered peanuts?

ah i see now. had to look at your replies to other people to get the context :)

no, but making the bed may be one of those mundane things that bring you into a routine!

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i like the implication that bread just grows like that

i was speaking more in relation to other people. also i don’t know anyone for whom filling and emptying glasses of water is normal.

nah, fuck him. but a routine definitely is.

i don’t know how you can make that comparison when one of those things contributes to a sense of normalcy and the other plainly doesn’t.

now plot it as a fraction of his total age over time

it has an advantage for your mental health, because it helps your mood to know you have finished a task, have a routine, and cleaning.

no, because then i apparently wouldn’t have gotten the email at all!

oh i know, it’s part of painfully many workflows. i don’t understand how it got started and i cringe every time i hear someone is doing it. i’m not suggesting this seriously obviously.