The chipotle location I go to has crispy chicken instead of honey chicken as a LTO. Employee said it’s been super popular. I sampled it and thought it was good but not better than regular chicken or the steak.
u/No_Safety8312 — 15 hours ago
r/okbuddydraper
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If a girl on instagram can get thousands of likes, how many upvotes can one of our brave soldiers get?
u/mo_lee212 — 15 hours ago
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I am tired.
Is there an affair in season 7? Someone spoil it for me.
u/This-Profession-6601 — 17 hours ago
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If I were transported into the Mad Men show à la Pleasantville, first thing I do is make sweet, sweet love to Chauncey. You?
u/Civil_Hornet_6126 — 15 hours ago
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Everyone’s else’s orange juice has pulp. Tropicana has “Shum pulp”
u/1bteb — 14 hours ago
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A little something from your friends at the r/CircleJerkSopranos
u/1bteb — 24 hours ago
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Found Jon Hamm’s hat on eBay
We all know about Jon Hamm’s beer league softball team but I finally found some swag for it. This was on eBay. I’ll sell it for $500 or one night with Jon Hamm.
u/MeggaHurts — 18 hours ago
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Just saw the finale and damn that ending was crazy
u/Legitimate_Point1535 — 1 day ago
Was Bobby ever caught and punished for this double murder?
u/Mervynhaspeaked — 1 day ago
Betty gave up on the reservoir
In season 3 episode 9, Betty's friend mentions that the city council is going to turn down their request to save the reservoir. Betty says she just doesn't care anymore. It took me like three or four viewings of the whole series to catch this, it just shows how shallow the whole reservoir thing was. It seemed it was really an excuse just to see Henry.
u/MarcTime3159 — 1 day ago
Trudy
I think Trudy is an underrated beauty on this show.
Especially this dress. Yowza!
u/Beep475 — 1 day ago
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You’re happy with 50 upvotes? I won’t settle for 50 upvotes I want 100 upvotes. You’re happy with your shitpost? You’re not happy with anything
u/Deekus44 — 1 day ago
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400th rewatch here, I just realized something
In this episode Hollis warns Roger and Don not to take the elevator. If Hollis didn’t shut down the lift, Don or Roger could’ve died, or worse, been hurt. This is why Roger sings “My Old Kentucky Home” at his wedding to Jane, in tribute to Hollis. It’s subtle but it really speaks to Roger’s integrity. Incredible writing, good work Matt.
u/swisshead2 — 1 day ago