u/Professional_Turn_25

Is it any good? That's all I want to know.

I am always down to buy Jewish coffee

I have seen some other's experiences online, but I have come to realize that religious communities really gear towards kids (for religious education), families that have been there for decades, or the elderly with a whole lot of time on there hands, if you are a couple without kids at a synagogue, you are kinda fucked. Especially if you are new to the area. At least if you are single, there might be opportunities to find a partner. If you are queer, a lot of the non-Orthodox spaces are moving towards having LGBTQ spaces to meet people.

But if you are a hetero or mixed relationship, and you don't have kids, not a student, or some other space, you're kinda fucked.

I have been a bad Jew and doing more Jewish stuff at home for this very reason with my wife. I feel like when I go to shul- even a different one than my primary one- we are essentially ghosts. At that point, I can just watch the service on livestream from my house.

Our desire to go to shul is at a low because we don't feel like members of the community and have kinda accepted that we won't be really respected until we have kids. We aren't from the area. I'm a convert and my wife grew up secular, so we already have those social handicaps.

So, I want to thank those who gave me suggestions for soda pop when I visited the American South. They did not dissapoint!

I am compiling a list of brands I aim to try. Specifically, I want to try regional and independent soda brands.

As much as I love coming here and seeing every billion version of Mt. Dew, that's not my style.

For my spreadsheet, I want recommendations. So if there is a local brand in your state, please let me know.

I'll save some time though. Abita is amazing- had that in Louisiana. Grapette was aight. I've loved Moxie since I was a teen. What else...had Sprechers. Sun Pop is great. Ski is a gem. I can go on- I plan to construct my list of decades of soda pop bevs lmao

Why now? Why are The Rolling Stones releasing their best stuff since the early 80s now all of a sudden?

90s has Voodoo Lounge and Bridges to Babylon was….interesting…. But it’s like they didn’t know what to do for the last 20 years.

We could have had more Charlie! Maybe even convinced Bill and Mick T to return for more than just a handful of shows.

It’s like they were constipated for 20 years and all of a sudden had the urge to take a dump, George Harrison style, of good music

These 80 year olds are rocking better than when they were 60, what the hell is going on!