Inflation here? gas/grocery prices just continue to climb (10 Viewers)

[Brennan77]

that's a stretch
if you have a palette that is that rarified, then maybe - but we're talking about .01% of the population, if that

It's not a stretch. You may not be able to discern or appreciate the difference without coaching but I believe you actually can in the right setting.

 

[Brennan77]

I spent a week in BA and I totally know what you are talking about.

I spent 10 days in Argentina between ba and Patagonia. I think I ate beef all but one night. Beef and cheese and tater. Taters and cheese and beef. It was beautiful.

 

[itztime]

So what you guys are saying if in BA or Argentina one could expect a good solid bowel movement versus a Santa Fe, New Mexico where one indulges on lots of green chili dishes for a not so "solid" experience? This relates to the inflation cost of TP usage.

 

[Mr. Blue Sky]

So what you guys are saying if in BA or Argentina one could expect a good solid bowel movement versus a Santa Fe, New Mexico where one indulges on lots of green chili dishes for a not so "solid" experience?

THIS is the SaintsReport we all signed up for !

 

[efil4stnias]

So what you guys are saying if in BA or Argentina one could expect a good solid bowel movement versus a Santa Fe, New Mexico where one indulges on lots of green chili dishes for a not so "solid" experience? This relates to the inflation cost of TP usage.

you need to get that two-ply for trips like that. You may pay a premium, but ur bunghole will thank you.

 

[buzd]

I spent 10 days in Argentina between ba and Patagonia. I think I ate beef all but one night. Beef and cheese and tater. Taters and cheese and beef. It was beautiful.

Mmm, provoletta.

 

[buzd]

So what you guys are saying if in BA or Argentina one could expect a good solid bowel movement versus a Santa Fe, New Mexico where one indulges on lots of green chili dishes for a not so "solid" experience? This relates to the inflation cost of TP usage.

Go eat some Hattie B's level 4 and get back to me.

 

[itztime]

Go eat some Hattie B's level 4 and get back to me.

You know I used to work in Nashvegas a good bit, and some of the guys went there one night but I passed because it was on the shadier side of town to be going that late and I wanted to stay close by the hotel and drink cold beverages.

 

[buzd]

You know I used to work in Nashvegas a good bit, and some of the guys went there one night but I passed because it was on the shadier side of town to be going that late and I wanted to stay close by the hotel and drink cold beverages.

It was delicious but the effect lasted 48 hours. I’m not sure what level 5 would do.

 

[Mr. Blue Sky]

There are several Hattie B’s , one is like 5 min from me.. the key is to eat there at off-peak times, otherwise you’ll wait in line at any of their locations.. also, i found a hot chicken place i like a little better, called Red’s 615 Kitchen, very near Centennial Park & The Parthenon.. it’s basically a food truck that stays parked there.. Very good flavor, not that Hattie B’s is bad, but ive never had a line at Red’s, and it tastes better to me.


ETA i love very spicy food, but i stick with the ‘medium’ level at both places

 

[dtc]

There are several Hattie B’s , one is like 5 min from me.. the key is to eat there at off-peak times, otherwise you’ll wait in line at any of their locations.. also, i found a hot chicken place i like a little better, called Red’s 615 Kitchen, very near Centennial Park & The Parthenon.. it’s basically a food truck that stays parked there.. Very good flavor, not that Hattie B’s is bad, but ive never had a line at Red’s, and it tastes better to me.


ETA i love very spicy food, but i stick with the ‘medium’ level at both places

This post made me think of spicy food and when I do I think of Red's Chinese kung pao pastrami.
yum

 

[Brennan77]

Mmm, provoletta.

Yes. Oh yes. It’s pretty easy to do it at home as well.

 

[Saint_Ward]

Well, speaking of Costco. They raised their min wage to $17/hr.

 

[Zack Lee]

Well, speaking of Costco. They raised their min wage to $17/hr.

Everywhere? I almost took a job with them when they first opened at Carrollton. Only reason I didn’t is because they do the part time or temp thing until you have proven yourself and I had another full time offer.

 

[not2rich]

that's a stretch
if you have a palette that is that rarified, then maybe - but we're talking about .01% of the population, if that

If you had me blind taste test $100 bottles vs $20 bottles and pick which was which with a gun to my head, I'd be a dead man.