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That is deeply personal and I am a deeply private person. I will not be fielding any questions at this time.

Pizza is different because it's just the one box, but the general argument that's made for why you should tip on take-out orders is that it's more work for the employees to package the order. Not saying whether I agree or disagree, but that's the argument.

I like the AAA Auto Club app because it shows all the gas prices near me. Cheapest is $3.89/gal, but average is around $4.19

That is neither banana pudding nor bread pudding. That is a buttered roll if I've ever seen one.

My colleague at work told me she hates key lime pie. She also told me that Kid Rock was one of the best concerts she's ever been to, so do what you will with that.

Agreed. I'd love to see zero tolerance policies for road rage and egregious instances of reckless driving. Sensible drivers shouldn't have to share the road with people that go out of their way to put other drivers in danger.

NGL Wegman's key lime pie is ELITE. Was shook the first time I had it. 10/10

I would be okay if they made a separate NT for key lime pie non-enjoyers

Couple shots from my birthday this past weekend:

What do the baddies like about you? The fact that your belly walks in the room 3 steps ahead of you?

Could

MX-5 Club with the BBS/Brembo/Recaro package. I'm a Barbie girl in a Barbie world.

We've all done it at some point in our lives, but if you're commenting on things like marriage dynamics when you're not married, buying/owning a house when you've never bought or owned a home, raising a child when you have no kids of your own, etc. please understand that you are doing so from...

Running a major purchase by your spouse beforehand is bare minimum common courtesy TO ME. When you share your life and split a mortgage and bills with someone it's important to have a baseline level of transparency in order to maintain trust. Me and my wife do pretty well for ourselves, but...

I know it's supposed to be funny but this one hit close to home. Did some thinking last night and I'm gonna be making an effort to significantly scale back on my screen time moving forward. Being constantly bombarded with information and stimuli can't be good for your mental health.

Thought that was Johnny Sins for a second

Driver 100% right

I'll help whoever as long as they don't take advantage, but I basically don't talk to new employees for at least 6 months of them being there. The workforce in healthcare is so transient that I don't find it worth it to try to make an actual bond unless they show they'll be sticking around.