StereoTrespasser

It’s depressing that most responses ITT ignore sustainable or compostable products that can cost a bit more. Also super depressing that people are going with the cheapest ultra-processed food options. Seriously people, you’ve got to take better care of yourselves.

Sorry, but you have a lousy doctor.

Consider spending a bit more on sustainable, non-popular brands.

My god how many times is this question and this response going to be posted on the Internet. This single question/response must make up at least a third of all LLM datasets.

How about a source for any of it

This story is not true.

Even modern parenting has taken an odd twist as many treat their child as their friend or a toy for their amusement.

There is a point of diminishing returns with coffee brewing, and you can quickly spend obscene amounts of money for infinitesimally small increases in quality of the brew.

However, a few hundred dollars worth of investment in a grinder and basic equipment, and you’ll never again be able to choke down the sour, burnt tar they attempt to pass off as coffee in stores and restaurants.

• Rubbing/wringing of hands
• Sweaty palms
• Strong body odor
• Trembling
• Cold penetrating stare
• Exaggerated emotions
• White knuckling
• Wide open staring eyes

These are also exhibited by anyone who has flown with their toddler.

Guess I’ve been tracked around quite a few airports.

I’ll take the bait if no one else will.

A calendar is useful for one thing: pinning events that will happen at a known time and being reminded of when they are about to start.

If you need to keep extensive notes on projects, understand how late or accelerated tasks will impact other dates, break down work into steps, track progress on a project or individual task, create lists, map ideas, inventory items, archive knowledge, or sketch workflows, a calendar is worthless.