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Cake day: July 12th, 2023

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  • Uhg I wrote a post and got sidetracked before hitting post RIP.

    Anyways point was more about being able to ask people to leave at all (from what I remember the change was very you can’t kick people out cuz the Philly store did a no no. Maybe that changed after the initial backlash or maybe I’m misremembering it as a specific person my friend who was a manager at the time wasn’t allowed to kick out for some specific reason, idk man it’s been ages since my friends worked there and since that change.) but also mostly just… idk I am not particularly saying it’s super good and perfect change just that it doesn’t seem like a big deal either way. People are acting like this is some big evil change and I don’t get it. Like it’s Starbucks, they’re a for profit company not a public park I don’t see why this matters much one way or the other. They weren’t offering some beautiful after school enrichment or anything super crazy they’re just going back to their old policy.



  • Can someone explain why this is so bad?

    I feel like this would be a pretty positive change for workers to be able to kick out assholes who are rude and don’t even order anything. If we aren’t going to let them unionize or pay them more at least let their work be less annoying.

    Like, idk I don’t expect Starbucks to “solve” the homeless problem they usually trespass homeless people anyways. So… is this really that bad?







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    15 days ago

    some notes, the 2Bil may be misinformation, but I will instead ignore that and just use the subsidies to the oil industry.

    We could give every single human living in the US (even babies) that $1500 and it would be 130b cheaper than oil subsidies according to forbes.

    We could give every household in the US (127,482,865 according to US census) $5,100 for what we spend on oil subsidies yearly.

    Please note those numbers are from 2015 so its likely much higher now, but a quick google didn’t give me exact numbers for the US and I’m too lazy to go into that. (it would likely be closer to $7000 per household)





  • I mean… it’s a people who are gods, their science so advanced we believe it to be magic, and they relocated to a place that revered them. They also had plenty of gold and shit. It’s a LITTLE bit easier for them to relocate, but also I mean, it’s downplayed to be like “yay we are all not dead at least and the destruction is over.” Which is different from “oh good time to do this again in a week when the destruction follows us” (although, the story is not in a vacuum: thanos ends up finding them, Thor ends up depressed, and then love and thunder happens… so it’s not like they end up in utopia)



  • Okay… so… dear god please try again? lol.

    If you want American biscuits for biscuits and gravy they should be fluffy and almost crumbly. You can just get the non-flaky stuff from pillsberry (theirs are vegan as a plus) in the states.

    The gravy needs to have a “sausage” base, if you’re going vegetarian I suggest getting either impossible sausage (the tube not the patties) or field roasts Apple maple sausages (but then you gotta use a fuckload more pepper and more oil). Cool the sausage first, break it up, use its fat (usually also pour in some more oil if you don’t cook with a lot) make a roux (by adding flour to the fat. You can leave the sausage bits in, break up the links/patties if you didn’t use the tube stuff) add more pepper than you think should exist in food, then some oat milk. Let it cook until it re thickens enough to coat a spoon. Salt to taste. Serve on broken up biscuits.

    If it’s bland, you need more pepper, or better “sausage” or more of it. If the carb in carb sauce does not leave you in a food coma it was also probably not right.