Naraku4656

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they opened up a whole foods basically around the corner from my house a few months back and i went in there a few times. i only really bought actual groceries there once because i had a coupon that took like $15 off an order. chicken broth there is $6. SIX DOLLARS. even the name brand stuff is like $2.50 or something for the same size at harris teeter. cheaper than that at the walmart market down the road

Whole foods is for rich people. i've only been in publix a few times, i don't think it was that much more expensive that teeter. the deli was certainly nicer

yes

well that one didn't age well

update: i threw it out. tried it again and it was still weird.

it's not a nitpick. it just looks cheesy is all

it's even better because the saved by the bell opening graphics are somehow worse than the original show that was made like 30 years ago. you'd think they could outclass some dude that probably made the opening with an Amiga

oh come on you have to admit these look super cheesy.

so i remade what i was trying to make last week that turned out like shit and this week was much better. pics below for comparison. i hadn't drained the crock pot yet which still had a lot of salsa in it gross rubbery shit failure dinner from last week that i couldn't shred much better from this week after being shredded and before being drained

apparently there's a whole series by this dude

do people watch this garbage?

like what the fuck is this shit

WAIT I DIDN'T MEAN TO SEARCH THAT

easy, just take a look at Atlantic City. any normal human that had that thought would look at that city and go "oh"

even Trent himself said that Cash did it better

yeah it's "technically" a cover but i heard the original once and hated it and pretty much everyone considers it the original but it's still a cover. kind of like

sorry Trent

why, i can save a dollar and spend it on something else

it's like Kroger except not as good

outside of Packard's la la land, real companies that people want to work at strive to maintain a good work-life balance. we get 22 days off a year and can roll over up to 10. which basically forces you to take time off, unless you like losing PTO. also i used to live in NJ, they did the same there too. except with a couple less days because i was really low level and with a different company

ur gonna get fired