I wish I had that discipline. A bag of Doritos is gone in one day at my house. So we don't buy them everDesertbreh wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2022 9:24 amI can make a bag of Doritos last a week and a half or so. I would rather some moderation than no chips at all.D Griff wrote: ↑Thu May 05, 2022 10:43 am
Chips are the fuckin' worst (and the best). If I start, I'm not stopping until they're gone. I get so annoyed when Allison buys them, which is pretty frequent.
I do buy tortilla chips and usually put some on my taco salads (lunch pretty much every day while WFH). I don't have a problem if I just toss a handful on a salad/bowl for some crunch, but if I grab the bag and a bowl of salsa... game over. Or should I say, bag over.
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Desertbreh wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2017 6:40 pm My guess would be that Chris took some time off because he has read the dialogue on this page 1,345 times and decided to spend some of his free time doing something besides beating a horse to death.
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Doritos are straight up crack, no one can resist once the bag is opened - breh has to be lying.Detroit wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2022 9:28 amI wish I had that discipline. A bag of Doritos is gone in one day at my house. So we don't buy them everDesertbreh wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2022 9:24 am
I can make a bag of Doritos last a week and a half or so. I would rather some moderation than no chips at all.
Restraint at the grocery store is my only tool. If there's junk in the house, I will eat it, I have zero will power. But at the grocery somehow I can talk myself into not buying things.
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Same! I just skip the chip aisle and manage to ignore endcaps somehow. Keeping crap out of the house is the best line of defense.coogles wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2022 10:03 amDoritos are straight up crack, no one can resist once the bag is opened - breh has to be lying.
Restraint at the grocery store is my only tool. If there's junk in the house, I will eat it, I have zero will power. But at the grocery somehow I can talk myself into not buying things.
Desertbreh wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2017 6:40 pm My guess would be that Chris took some time off because he has read the dialogue on this page 1,345 times and decided to spend some of his free time doing something besides beating a horse to death.
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RE: Doritos
I worked at a Frito-lay factory for a day, and the smell/look of the corn they use isn't exactly appealing! It was very much in line with the smell of natural fertilizer, cow . The smell wasn't apparent until I worked there, but I could sense it in the bags for a week afterwards. It's kind of turned me off of them a little.
Chips in general are crack, we limit how much we buy but I'll grab the odd bag or two every third shopping trip.
I worked at a Frito-lay factory for a day, and the smell/look of the corn they use isn't exactly appealing! It was very much in line with the smell of natural fertilizer, cow . The smell wasn't apparent until I worked there, but I could sense it in the bags for a week afterwards. It's kind of turned me off of them a little.
Chips in general are crack, we limit how much we buy but I'll grab the odd bag or two every third shopping trip.
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I find it interesting how all the dudes on here are financially sensible, don't get shithoused hammered and beat their wives and fall through glass coffee tables,etc., nor do they get fired or arrested for being stoned all the time. Ergo, you can open a whiskey bottle and not finish it, nor do you have to finish the entire bag o' weed. But Doritos are all or nothing. Maybe its an age thing, or maybe it's thinking about what is really in a bag of Doritos, but eating an entire bag is objectively disgusting, and makes you feel like complete shit. About 15 chips gives me all the salt, MSG, and crack flavoring I need.
I will concede to having to a need to have the bag forcibly removed from the front seating area on road trips.
I will concede to having to a need to have the bag forcibly removed from the front seating area on road trips.
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I think it's . It is for me, anyway. When I was a teenager, one of my favorite ways to relax an evening away was to open a bag of Doritos and crack open a new copy of a David E. Davis-era Car and Driver and munch and read it cover to cover.Desertbreh wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2022 12:33 pm I find it interesting how all the dudes on here are financially sensible, don't get shithoused hammered and beat their wives and fall through glass coffee tables,etc., nor do they get fired or arrested for being stoned all the time. Ergo, you can open a whiskey bottle and not finish it, nor do you have to finish the entire bag o' weed. But Doritos are all or nothing. Maybe its an age thing, or maybe it's thinking about what is really in a bag of Doritos, but eating an entire bag is objectively disgusting, and makes you feel like complete shit. About 15 chips gives me all the salt, MSG, and crack flavoring I need.
I will concede to having to a need to have the bag forcibly removed from the front seating area on road trips.
Now? I haven't had a single 'Rito in I don't know how many years. Maybe decades? And I'm ok with that. Now if I snack it'll be on no-salt tortilla chips or a hard boiled egg, or a clementine.
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Well, it's how I treat "addiction". If I couldn't put down a bottle of whiskey until it was gone, I wouldn't buy it anymore either. Same with weed or any other substance. I'm trying really hard to get un and for me, the only way that works is daily calorie deficit with close eye on what I am taking in. Any sort of junk food needs to be treated like heroin in my house...it has no place.Desertbreh wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2022 12:33 pm I find it interesting how all the dudes on here are financially sensible, don't get shithoused hammered and beat their wives and fall through glass coffee tables,etc., nor do they get fired or arrested for being stoned all the time. Ergo, you can open a whiskey bottle and not finish it, nor do you have to finish the entire bag o' weed. But Doritos are all or nothing. Maybe its an age thing, or maybe it's thinking about what is really in a bag of Doritos, but eating an entire bag is objectively disgusting, and makes you feel like complete shit. About 15 chips gives me all the salt, MSG, and crack flavoring I need.
I will concede to having to a need to have the bag forcibly removed from the front seating area on road trips.
Desertbreh wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2017 6:40 pm My guess would be that Chris took some time off because he has read the dialogue on this page 1,345 times and decided to spend some of his free time doing something besides beating a horse to death.
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I like about 10-15 of the Cool Ranch version periodically.wap wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2022 1:32 pmI think it's . It is for me, anyway. When I was a teenager, one of my favorite ways to relax an evening away was to open a bag of Doritos and crack open a new copy of a David E. Davis-era Car and Driver and munch and read it cover to cover.Desertbreh wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2022 12:33 pm I find it interesting how all the dudes on here are financially sensible, don't get shithoused hammered and beat their wives and fall through glass coffee tables,etc., nor do they get fired or arrested for being stoned all the time. Ergo, you can open a whiskey bottle and not finish it, nor do you have to finish the entire bag o' weed. But Doritos are all or nothing. Maybe its an age thing, or maybe it's thinking about what is really in a bag of Doritos, but eating an entire bag is objectively disgusting, and makes you feel like complete shit. About 15 chips gives me all the salt, MSG, and crack flavoring I need.
I will concede to having to a need to have the bag forcibly removed from the front seating area on road trips.
Now? I haven't had a single 'Rito in I don't know how many years. Maybe decades? And I'm ok with that. Now if I snack it'll be on no-salt tortilla chips or a hard boiled egg, or a clementine.
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Eating potato chips in my motor vehicle results in a perma ban. They are the absolute worst to clean… and then you have “Cheeto” fingers all over the steering wheel and or screens and buttons.
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That’s a good amount to satisfy the craving without giving in and going fullDesertbreh wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2022 3:45 pmI like about 10-15 of the Cool Ranch version periodically.wap wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2022 1:32 pm
I think it's . It is for me, anyway. When I was a teenager, one of my favorite ways to relax an evening away was to open a bag of Doritos and crack open a new copy of a David E. Davis-era Car and Driver and munch and read it cover to cover.
Now? I haven't had a single 'Rito in I don't know how many years. Maybe decades? And I'm ok with that. Now if I snack it'll be on no-salt tortilla chips or a hard boiled egg, or a clementine.
Cool Ranch by themselves, but man for the real make some microwave nachos with the nacho cheese doritos
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I do all the interior cleaning so I don't feel bad about a few chips on the road. I don't eat in the car otherwise doe.
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Julian and I made waffles for momma and grandma for breakfast today. Scored a lot of points there. It was basically me doing all the work and him attempting to eat raw eggs, lol.
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Yeah that's a nice looking sammich
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Black 2022. I’m waiting on layoff announcements… (not for me) but I’m general … they are coming for sure. House prices are also about to take an epic shit … starting with the what used to be cheap areas that appreciated the most in the last 2 years
There is still a supply shortage though. I think stocks will crash, and COL will continue to rise but housing will correct rather than full crash. A lot of the markets have skyrocketed because a lot of the workforce is no longer tied to physical locations. If remote work continues, there will still be a lot of value there.max225 wrote:Black 2022. I’m waiting on layoff announcements… (not for me) but I’m general … they are coming for sure. House prices are also about to take an epic shit … starting with the what used to be cheap areas that appreciated the most in the last 2 years
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Took Michelle out to breakfast yesterday for MD. Hit a local spot called Biscuit’s Cafe since they were the only place I could find with Benedict’s on their menu and that is Michelle’s preferred egg consumption method. She enjoyed it. I took a gamble on their steak and eggs, was let down as I expected. Steak seemed like it had been boiled, was over cooked, and I was served scrambled eggs vs the over-easy I ordered. Oh well. Got their biscuits on the side and that made up for the rest of it. The place is aptly named after them, and both the strawberry and marionberry preserves I was served with the biscuit were delightful.
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I suppose peoples definition of “crash” varies widely. A return to roughly pre pandemic levels +20% is my expectation which in some cases can be quite dramatic.rockchops wrote: ↑Mon May 09, 2022 12:05 pmThere is still a supply shortage though. I think stocks will crash, and COL will continue to rise but housing will correct rather than full crash. A lot of the markets have skyrocketed because a lot of the workforce is no longer tied to physical locations. If remote work continues, there will still be a lot of value there.max225 wrote:
Black 2022. I’m waiting on layoff announcements… (not for me) but I’m general … they are coming for sure. House prices are also about to take an epic shit … starting with the what used to be cheap areas that appreciated the most in the last 2 years
Remote work … lay offs… um Things are going to get uglier before they get better … that’s my prediction for this summer
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I was in a 1 on 1 with my boss today. He mentioned he’s about 90% of the way to convincing company leadership that our work location should change. Currently our team are the only people in natural gas division working out of the center city Phila skyscraper. The rest of the gas group works out of the burbs. He’s trying to get us moved to the burbs.
Like. Maybe talk to us about that? A mandatory sudden work location change to somewhere that’s a 45-1h drive would suck. I’d need to buy a car and all the bullshit that comes with it.
Also we are currently house shopping so I guess I should put that on hold? Does any of this sound reasonable?
Like. Maybe talk to us about that? A mandatory sudden work location change to somewhere that’s a 45-1h drive would suck. I’d need to buy a car and all the bullshit that comes with it.
Also we are currently house shopping so I guess I should put that on hold? Does any of this sound reasonable?
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Yes. We're also moving locations... just found this out. We're all expendible and no one gives a fuck.Johnny_P wrote: ↑Mon May 09, 2022 1:44 pm I was in a 1 on 1 with my boss today. He mentioned he’s about 90% of the way to convincing company leadership that our work location should change. Currently our team are the only people in natural gas division working out of the center city Phila skyscraper. The rest of the gas group works out of the burbs. He’s trying to get us moved to the burbs.
Like. Maybe talk to us about that? A mandatory sudden work location change to somewhere that’s a 45-1h drive would suck. I’d need to buy a car and all the bullshit that comes with it.
Also we are currently house shopping so I guess I should put that on hold? Does any of this sound reasonable?