Good point. Yeah, when you start looking for it Kramer is just as bad as the rest. So I guess Newman is the good guy? I think I’m too sober for this train of thought now.

Thanks, appreciate it.

I used to think Kramer was harmless and happy. Then I had a longtime friend who was very similar. Charismatic, fun to hang out with, and manipulative and disorganized as hell. Drama, always needing things, and causing issues. Didn’t think Kramer was that nice after, and throughout the show you see him mooching off of Jerry.

Yes, sorry, used the wrong word, was doing accounting while writing. I meant that an average person looks at the Sunny characters and doesn’t think they want to be them, where as I’d argue only George (and maybe Kramer) were that in Seinfeld.

Chaotic Evil. Always Sunny is Seinfeld without trying to make the characters likeable, which as a huge Seinfeld fan, I felt was the biggest detriment to the show, and probably done so Jerry Seinfeld felt better acting in it as himself. What with being a groomer and all.

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At the food bank where my mother works, she finds pig farmers are a good source to get rid of almost gone food. While it’s not solving the feeding people part, it does help with disposal. Good luck, hopefully you can pickle some of it too.

First off, sorry you’re in an impossible situation. Some POS at the company is adhering to old views to treat groups like shit for no reason other then their ego. That’s shit.

I would take this as a sign it’s time to start finding other customers. Like you said, you need this job, any comment isn’t going to change the content, and they are doing it because being terrible to marginalized groups is the current shitty “answer” to income inequality.

I’d do the job, and then act upon your morals to search for either other places to work or other jobs. That way you can eventually tell them to pound sand.

I work slower if I have to work. I go out to shops too, or try to make a recipe to show I can accomplish something.

Replied this below, apologies for recycling:

In another life I reviewed quite a few Crown Royal whiskies before the other website went to hell. Northern Harvest was better then the standard. The single barrel selections they send to Texas took the cake. You ever get the chance, buy a bottle… And the 75th Monarch Anniversary, but that is long gone now.

I actually enjoyed Corby/Wiser products more, with Lot 40 being my old go to.

In another life I reviewed quite a few Crown Royal whiskies before the other website went to hell. Northern Harvest was better then the standard. The single barrel selections they send to Texas took the cake. And the 75th Monarch Anniversary, but that is long gone now.

I actually enjoyed Corby/Wiser products more, with Lot 40 being my old go to.

No, but Canadian whisky isn’t the easiest to recommend, sadly. Maybe try the odd small distillery. Bridgeland comes to mind.

Yup. Caused minor PTSD in the actors and I was one of them. A bunch of students still drove drunk though…

Oh, so she doesn’t want to win, got it.

Baking by vibe takes some work, and you should practice recipes by the letter before trying it, but it can be fun. It’s more so knowing the impact of what you’re adding.

Spices, for instance, can be added by vibe to some recipes. Flour, on the other hand, should be weighed out and a firm knowledge of ratio to fat rather then vibes.

Quick version: Being a centre (centre right) party, the liberals make nods to leftist ideas but don’t actually change the laws because it’s very expensive if you don’t tax the rich. So everything stays status quo while they say it’s going great.

On top of that, far right people hate Trudeau a lot.

…until he talks to someone else or forgets or sundowns and then decides to do something else.

So I think I found the answer to your question: the table is second gift at 5th level and 3rd gift at 10th level.

Generally speaking, this results in a relic gaining one gift for every 4 levels its bearer has, but this might fluctuate as the campaign progresses.

The above is what I’m basing it on. Hope that helps.

Yeah, its troll shit so managers repeat it and then we all suffer. I wish someone would force them to go through it, but they’d probably learn nothing in the end.

Gus Catlson: US based company consultant who writes for right based Canadian newspaper Globe & Mail. Also was a director at that newspaper. Was in charge of communications for the Thompson Reuters merger. Has a Pulitzer from 1992, but beyond that its all business reporting and opinion pieces.

Everything in his background tells me he hasn’t had to work insane hours in decades. He hasn’t had a boss ask him to work 10 - 20 extra hours just to have a 2% increase at the end of the year. He was in charge of a Canadian major newspaper, which aren’t known for paying a proper wage. So he knows he’s lying, he’s just annoyed people want to have lives.