u/PlasmaWhore

It's not particularly cheap, their produce is awful, and I never hear anyone talk about shopping there. They do have a pretty decent bakery and a lot of Mexican/Latino foods you normally only find in a specialty store. I think they would get a lot more business if they rebranded as a Mexican/Latino grocery store.

Anyone here shop there regularly?

I was eating a Los Dos Potrillos today and thinking "these are probably the best free chips and salsa in town". Am I correct?

I probably had this thought because I listened to a podcast about the Atlantic article "The best free bread in America". I don't go to enough fancy free bread restaurants to care about that, but I love some free chips and salsa. I also like the chips and salsa at Santiagos, but they aren't free. I like a freshly made, thin chip, and a salsa that has a little kick, but isn't too spicy.

The content in the lessons just updated for me today. It still has the lessons marked as complete for me, since the content updated, I never learned it. For example, the zoo lesson added words like "rabbit" that weren't in the lessons I completed. But, they're still marked as complete for me and they're using these words in the current lessons I'm on. I tried going back and doing lessons over, but even in the previous unit there are words and grammar I never learned. I don't know where to even start now.