Garlic is love
Garlic is life
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My grandmother will literally eat an entire raw onion like an apple. Has always grossed me outtttt. Iād raw dog garlic any day, though
You just want to see my die while throwing up, donāt you?
Multiple people in my family would do that on occasion, and still do.
Better get working on that robo-bod so you canāt do that.
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Ooh! One of my people! Why does everyone love that stuff so much?!?
It actually gives me a very sour stomach, gas, and reflux if I eat it in any noticeable quantity.
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That might explain a thing or twoā¦
I moved to another country and thereās even more garlic here than where I used to live. And Iāve powered through on several occasions even when I hate the tasteā¦ I need to treat myself better
Why do they put it in everything!? I want more garlic free options.
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Agreed. I have to be careful when Iām at a restaurant. It doesnāt have a place in my home kitchen at all, and Iāve never been told that my food isnāt garlic-y enough. I donāt think most people would even notice that itās not there if you make good food without it. Maybe itās a cheap option to more robust spice profilesā¦
Iāve been using Lansoprazole lately, and itās helped. I still avoid the stuff, though my day-to-day reflux is much better.
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Hereās the thing, I got lazy this weekend and cooked the pasta that I had with some butter and tomato sauce. It rained cats and dogs so I didnāt go out at allā¦ Then I realized that things were better this morning when I woke up before the alarm.
I also have to finish the DM that I was going to send to Amal about the stomach issues. Iāve been busy and lazy. 
#1 reason I decided against going electric when buying my last vehicle. Poor support for cash payments at the charging stations. I donāt typically use cash, but those who do should be allowed to.
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Have you read his (chris boden) books /ebooks?
No but I have credits to burnā¦
did you consider PHEV or Hybrid?
For the most part, if I visit a store, restaurant, or other thing in my city that doesnāt allow me to pay in cash, I usually donāt return. Many places in my area donāt allow you to pay with anything larger than a $20 bill, so Iām often screwed as a pull my cash out of my bank a few $50 bills at a time. I usually avoid these places too, but am less strict about it.
An example of a ā$20 bill or underā place was a coffee shop nearby. Was a Biggby. Me, my SO, and a close friend met up there for the first time in forever for sandwiches and coffee/tea. Bill came out to something like $32 or so, not horrible all things considered. I decided to just pay for all three of us, why not. Bust out a $50 because the rest of my cash came out to twenty-something. And they decline the money. And I had watched someone else pay with a five and a ten less than five minutes before me.
Like I understand that they donāt want to empty themselves of small bills when someone pays with a large bill for one medium coffee, but when my total order is more than any of the bills you accept and my change is smaller than some of those bills, I simply do not understand it.
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Depends on the state if they have a policy that cash has to be accepted.
Per the Federal Reserve:
There is no federal statute mandating that a private business, a person, or an organization must accept currency or coins as payment for goods or services. Private businesses are free to develop their own policies on whether to accept cash unless there is a state law that says otherwise.
Like MA - General Law - Part III, Title IV, Chapter 255D, Section 10A
No retail establishment offering goods and services for sale shall discriminate against a cash buyer by requiring the use of credit by a buyer in order to purchase such goods and services. All such retail establishments must accept legal tender when offered as payment by the buyer.
So check your local laws and see if itās required where youāre at
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The devil is in the detailsā¦ this law only applies to credit (with consumer interest and associated fees). It does not actually speak to payment method (digital vs cash). Debit cards and credit cards with grace periods for purchases do exist. I donāt think this law could be applied to enforce the acceptance of cash as payment.
For example, Dangerous Things is soon to release a specific product for which we will only accept space goats as payment.
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Going to start shopping for space farmsā¦ Hopefully thereās a DT Club discount and I wonāt have to buy too many space acres.
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If you want to think about currency exchange, I would so love to grab me a space goat.
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