Yes, I'm aware rideshare drivers get taken all over Illinois. I was a Lyft driver years ago. But stopped doing it because I got a real job. How is it nowadays?
Besides that Asian sweet-sour sauce, what's a good dip for lumpia or egg rolls?
In an episode of Breaking Bad, Gustavo introduces Jessie to Don Eladio. And says what sounds like, "Mi presento a cocinero."
Which my brain translates as "I present to chef."
But that cannot be correct, because Gustavo would've said, "Ti presento el cocinero." Since he's presenting the chef to Don Eladio. Like, "I present to you the chef."
Why am I confused? Would someone please explain it to me?
Not the best Mexican food. But for those who work odd hours, this place hits the spot. I used to come here a lot when I lived in the neighborhood, coming home at 0300.
In MMA, 155 pounds is particularly popular. And in women's MMA, 125 is the most popular division. Now what if pro basketball had height classes?
Yes, I am totally Sam Rothstein with my blueberry muffins.
Also, besides Whole Foods; where can I get good apple pie. Jewel and Mariano's apple pie suck.
I had laser eye surgery somewhere in between. So lost the glasses. Working in a restaurant in first photo, as a school bus driver in the latter.
I'm talking purely in regards to concealment EDC.
Only difference I see is that lanyard loop.
Rhodes includes the entire basement beneath (but not the blood lab); RPD does not include the sewers, and Spencer Mansion does not include separate buildings, such as labs, catacombs, and aqua facility.
I’m grateful for having businesses near me which rent out Bissell machines. Now my apartment is nicer.
People (here in America) view eating healthy as a symbol of financial privilege. So why don't they see expensive cars the same way? Think of all the people you know who possess an expensive car, or spend a lot of money, but eating healthy is somehow beyond their budget.
I even had a co worker who bought a $60,000 luxury sedan. But "can't afford" swimming lessons for his kids. Another co worker has a Cadillac Escalade (no, not an old used one), and spends a fortune on things like Doordash. But sees eating healthy as something "for rich folks."
I imagine a lot of patients make appointments, only to chicken out last minute. Or people complain about pricing. What are some problems you commonly run into? I think it's important that we understand your side of the story.
Every post on here is from the consumer perspective. I really want to hear from clinical staff.
I currently have better than 20/20 vision. And, to my understanding, self defense shootings are mostly within five feet. So would it be better to omit the MRDS? Or am I wrong?