WiserStudent557

WiserStudent557 t1_j6j3haw wrote

I see this a lot. People come up with an observation that isn’t wrong but people pretend it’s a complete eye opener and all media must now be assessed though that (one) lens so things are still inaccurate (lol) but consistent to a certain angle/take

Makes me think a bit of how Malcolm Gladwell is mostly fluff on top of common sense but the fluff is what really engages readers

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WiserStudent557 t1_j6ah361 wrote

Yeah, I guess I didn’t even realize (or remwmber) that the NWSL even left Boston so I have this question as well. There’s very little mechanism for smaller sports leagues to starve out a niche and even men’s leagues that aren’t the big four have hardly grown. Women’s leagues have an extra challenge and the big leagues aren’t exactly willing to share the market. (I could touch on the whole “NFL only invests in MLS and to keep it small” but that’s a deep wormhole)

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WiserStudent557 t1_j69haaj wrote

He’s a very capable actor. The few roles where he really locks into the performance instead of playing “Adam Sandler” always impress me and I wish we’d have gotten more of Adam Sandler, serious actor. I understand that’s not necessarily his thing and he kinda just wants to make money instead of art. It is what it is and he has every right.

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WiserStudent557 t1_j5p7auq wrote

This is not an answer but a backup answer. Whole Foods will likely have something acceptable but I would explore local/specialist options first, especially since you mention fresh. I know the Whole Body aisles have a lot of supplements and herbs but I’m not sure about fresh.

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