I think I've seen every episode they've done, and can probably count on one hand how many of their dishes I'd want to eat. I loved watching them, but I was like "how do I politely decline to eat that?"

Like, in your example: I can do liver. I can do anchovy. I like olives. But, you're really asking a lot to put them all in one dish.

If you have a minimally functional brain, incapable of qualitative analysis then, sure. It's "just another chain of convenience stores". I mean, really, it's just a building, right? It's no different from a dense thicket or pile of sticks! Wawa is just another collection of matter.

Honestly, I was rolling my eyes and all the Wawa gaga that was going on. Obviously overrated, right. But, I dropped in to grab a diet coke one morning when visiting some tap water only relatives, and grabbed a breakfast burrito, then ended up visiting every morning for the rest of the week.

When people say "that's just how it was back then" it's kinda bullshit. It was, then, like it is now: fascists forced racist iconography and ideology onto our culture in order to secure their social standing. People thought it was bullshit to put up a lot of statues. But, it takes ten times the effort to get something taken down as it does to put it up.

Because they have metal shelves?

I made a similar law. I hope it worked out better for him.

If Facebook has been unable to leverage paid accounts, what would possibly make Twitter think they could do so.