u/yabadabadababoo

Walmart on st Joseph.

Curious if there's anything interesting or its more so hot dogs. Popcorn and candy apples

How can anyone with even the slightest knowledge of retail make this argument. Ive seen dozens and dozens of comments on this today and its mindblowing.

You have some of the best players in the world struggle to clear the raid 14 hours a day for two weeks straight and average guilds will take months to kill the final boss on myrhic.

Meanwhile, classic bosses have next to no mechanics and are often times one shotted.

If you prefer classic, youre free to play the version that you want and the version you think is the best but classic endgame content will never be a fraction as difficult as retail.

Been wanting to make some thai food but I haven't seen holy basil at either green fresh supermarket or t&t! Ive only seen thai basil.

Thanks

And I hopefully wont have to see ever see any comments about how pastries are hateful ever again.

We can to back to hating tims for justifiable reasons

Don't waste your money upgrading to Wagyu ground beef for pasta night.

Most of the time, ground Wagyu is just a marketing gimmick. Brands use the premium name to charge a markup, but the second the meat is ground up, if its not anything other than a burger, the texture is completely gone.

Once you simmer it in a heavy sauce, the flavor gets drowned out anyway. Plus, the high fat content just turns into a pool of grease you'll end up skimming off.

Theres been a few researches done in the past (one that comes to mind is inside edition) that a lot of places label things as wagyu but is not actually wagyu. Also, most cheaper wagyu sold in North America is labeled as american or Australian wagyu as the japanese variety is extremely expensive.

Hope this makes sense.

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With so many candidates running for Ottawa mayor, I’m wondering if the opposition vote could end up being heavily split. The winner doesn’t need 50%+1, they just need more votes than anyone else.

If several challengers each get 10–20%, could Sutcliffe realistically win with a relatively small plurality simply because the anti-incumbent vote is divided?

The elections are being held next month, theres not that much time left.

As it stands right now, things are looking favorable for suttcliffe.

Curious what others think.

I saw something online called thai jade noodles and it doesn't seem very common and then I got the idea to ask everyone on here what your favorite ottawa noodles are!

I recently underwent surgery and I cant walk very far.

I pulled up to the maxi in the plateau yesterday and all the parking spots were occupied for the grocery pickup.

Of all the cars parked there, only 2 of them had actual passengers inside waiting for their grocery. I also saw two mid 20s looking rich girls park in the number 1 spot and go into the store.

My app wasn't working and I wasn't able to see the phone number on the sign to call an associate and the main store number wasnt picking up so it was pretty frustrating.

There’s a popular concept called “Shopping Cart Theory” where returning your cart is seen as a small test of whether you’ll do the considerate thing when nobody is forcing you to. I think grocery pickup parking is similar. If you’re perfectly capable of walking into the store, why take a designated spot from someone?

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It seems like some of Trump's voter base is starting to realize that his agenda has done little to address the issues they care most about, especially the economy and cost of living. Obviously, there will always be devoted supporters who defend everything he does, but I think they're becoming a smaller part of the movement. Once Trump is no longer on the ballot after 2028, I don't see anyone else having the same ability to hold the movement together.

It seems like even people on r/conservative are baffled at the most recent actions that do nothing to tackle affordability.

What are your thoughts on this?

- Couscous

- Cucumber

- tomato

- might throw some avocado in there

- black beans/chickpeas

- yuzu kosho and maybe a bit of Wasabi.

(Im not vegan or vegetarian) just eat lighter on some days. Its mostly the yuzu and wasabi that im not sure about 😅

Just an observation ive made but based on my experience, at least two of the union Facebook groups have went from moderately active to ghost towns.

Additionally, I never hear anyone talking about unions anymore. Even before the last strike, it seems like more people had unions related teams backgrounds, there was more noise and buzz around their activities, etc.

Am i the only one thats gotten this vibe? I

"Even defeat ultimately worked in n'zoths favor"

This is not entirely a spoiler as not much came out of it but a model resembling that of nzoth was datamined a few months ago.

Would you be for or against this plot twist if nzoth did an uno reverse and thwarted her plan?

Especially since I reside in the hull area where things happened in the past 🥲 it can happen anywhere but its all mental of course. It doesnt help that the noise phone alerts make are terrifying

I posted this elsehwere and people flipped out. When I say lack of vegetables, I mostly mean in restaurants because obviously grocery stores have a ton of produce.

I ate out every single day 3 times a day over 2 months and found myself lacking the fiber that shredded cabbage, pickles and tempura couldnt give me.

The only time I was able to order a big serving of vegetables was in a Chinese japanese restaurant.

Im really not a picky eater at all, usually those people are not looking for healthy servings of vegetables no offense. I just needed more fiber yall.

I thought this was a known issue in japan but apparently not and im the problem?