u/HistoryGirlSemperFi

Hi, all! I'm a Texan who used to love Whataburger. It was my favorite place to get a burger, especially the chophouse cheddar! 🤤😋 I remember that the beef in the burger was very well seasoned to perfection. It was just salty enough: Any more so, it would have been overkill, any less, it would have been too little.

But after the change of ownership, it seemed (this could have been me imagining it because I had heard of the ownership change beforehand) that the saltiness was gone.

Now, Whataburger seems no more flavorful than the Clown or the King, if you catch my drift. What gives, Chicago?

Does anyone else notice the missing salt?

Hello, everyone!

My mother and I miss the wonderful dirty rice Popeyes used to have. We have chicken gizzards that a friend gave to us, and we would love the closest recipes anyone has found to the beloved dirty rice.

Thank you all so much in advance!

Hello, everyone. I would like to read the NT in the original language so I can understand God better. My main goal is to be able to read the Gospel of John and the Book of Acts in Greek and understand them, especially Apostle John's Prologue in 1:1-6 and Deacon Stephen's sermon in Acts 7:2-53. I've heard that John's is the most sophisticated Greek of the Gospels and I know that Stephen would have been VERY familiar with Greek being a Hellenistic Jew, so I understand reading their words might be a challenge.

My previous experience with other languages is taking 4 semesters of College French and knowing a few words of Spanish.

What I've done so far is made flashcards of the Koine letters and am currently memorizing them. Do you have any tips for me?

I am financially restricted, I have a YouTube account, but no money to purchase apps or software.

Thank you so much and God bless!