Kroger whole chocolate milk is the BEST chocolate milk.

Don’t you dare even say “Promised Land”, sh-t doesn’t even taste like it’s real milk. I’ve even driven to Amish country to find the best, Kroger wins every. single. time. Kroger batches can vary, but most of the time, it’s like drinking chocolate ice-cream that had s-x with hot cocoa. God it’s so good, I make sure to drink at least 1 half gallon a day.

Pro tip: may sound weird or gross to some, but it tastes better if it’s room temperature.

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u/OtherworldyGnome — 6 days ago

I (27M) saw this post on a throwaway account my fiancé (33F) made about a year ago she didn’t log out of on my phone. Together for 3 years.

Said medications were Kratom, it was very temporary and only truly lasted a time or two. This was absolutely a sudden issue I was completely unaware of. She also mentions that she wasn’t able to satisfy herself. That is absolutely not true and is in fact a rule she made in our relationship when it comes to specifically watching p0rn as we have each-other. I have never cared if she satisfied herself nor do I honestly care about p0rn. I am the only one who has ever initiated intercourse as she personally believes the man should (kind of kills my self esteem not ever feeling wanted but, hey), which is fine. I try to bring it up as much as possible, a year ago we were making love at least 3-4 times a week with only me initiating. For the past few months, it has been once a month. I don’t know, I guess finding this really hurt for some reason. If she would’ve just simply told me I would’ve done something about it for her… crazy bc I’ve never made a post like that, I just communicated. Yes, I brought this post up to her, she just dismissed me and got angry I was looking on her account. Hey, I’ve been cheated on twice by her (nothing physical, all over the phone), so yeah, I get worried.

u/OtherworldyGnome — 2 months ago

I’ve been a server on and off for 8 years. How do you think businesses can abolish tipping?

I’ve wondered what non tippers and tippers thoughts were on this and how it could be fixed for the server and customer. Personally I think businesses should pay their employees appropriately, but, I feel like in doing so all of the menu items would be significantly increased in price to do so as it has to come from somewhere. I wonder if people would rather just see high prices on menus and not have to tip, or if it would make more people not want to eat out.

My personal favorite serving job: the Laundry in Fenton, MI
My personal worst serving job: Bavarian Inn in Frankenmuth, MI
My absolute favorite job: Working as an EMT-B / living my shift on an ambulance (EMS)

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u/OtherworldyGnome — 2 months ago