The potatoes are fine the insecticide isn’t.

It’s toxic AF

If there is a source of clean drinking water? I would have a shot tonCastaway it…

No shit…

IT IS 90 per state… what the fuck will it do.

There are 30,000 police officers in Illinois and about 2500 Police Departments in Texas…

1 being not afraid, 10 being terrified?

I am a 1.

No one would starve… the impact that fast food has is on what is grown and harvested.

McDonald’s mandates a particular type of potato for thier fries with no blemishes, so the company mandates a certain insecticide that the farmers have learned to stay inside when it is applied.

Coffee growth and harvesting is a brutal business but I am not sure if that can be pinned just on Starbucks.

If the fast food places where denied product I think the long term impact might be on prices…

You don’t mix that… yuck.

I kicked the toxic one out of my life. Who disowned who?

The article very clearly tells you.

We are all only three meals away from absolute savagery

That is awesome.

Oh yeah.

I appreciate your reply. I gave the game a legitimate shot. I put 40 hours of play time into the game and it is just not for me.

I don’t care at all what platform the game is on.

That game is maddeningly frustrating.

I am a 10/10. With tech you know it or you don’t.

Once you know it, the shit is routine… If you don’t know it, it is impossible.

Also 9.999/10 whatever issue you are having with that tech is some other process that is shitting the bed.

That game is so frustrating.

I would find that pretty awkward.

If a sheet counts as a blanket no. I need at least a sheet.

There is no technical solution. People don’t believe bad things can happen too them until it does.

Live through a single tornado and you will never ignore another tornado warning.

Live through one flood and you will never ignore another evacuation order again.

Same with a fire alarm.

It is easy to sell anything to uneducated customers. That is how Car dealerships survive.

The vast majority of people have no idea of finances. Car dealerships know how to exploit that.