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If anyone that works at chipotle is watching this is the correct way to make a burrito.
Do NOT put each ingredient one after the other… that’s just a kebab without the stick. 
Take 2 Ambien, and a lorazepam and wait for the walrus to tell me what to do.
It’s nice to know there’s like 5 of us 🤣
And suddenly I feel like watching pro wrestling 😇
Thank you.
I’m not a huge fan of the Bible but isn’t this the bit where Jebus gets pissed at the money changers for charging fees?
Would not have paid fifty-cents for that at GoodWill™ 😅
High and tight gentlemen… high and tight.
I’m going to switch my vote to the hybrid approach; paint the van to look like a bike lane, then you can park in any bike lane. Plus it’s just taping off two stripes and hitting it with a can of driveway crack filler.
Some kind of innocuous but official sounding government agency.
Department of the Interior Development or something… liberally apply reflective striped tape in random spots, toss a yellow light-bar on top… you know, make it look official.
Now enjoy parking anywhere for extended periods of time.
Or just copy any of Krieger‘s vans from the show Archer. 
Anyone notice siri no longer recognizes common foreign idoms anymore? Either in TTS or Ask Siri… The only concrete example I have is recognizing “Croque Monsieur” since my love for hot ham sandwiches has spanned the ages… but I feel like there’s something more nefarious at work here.
It feels like used to be able to ask for a info about random foreign words and it would at least trigger a web search for something phonetically similar, which would often get me the translation I was after. But lately* the TTS engine is militantly transforming everything into English. Obviously this is more subtle and open to other interpretations, but for example I just asked her what “hikikomori” were which got interpreted as “Hickam Morty,” with top hits for the show Rick and Morty.
Not sure if I just haven’t noticed the standard disclaimer before or if it’s a new “feature” 😬
I still use an old 6x8 wireless Wacom tablet. It’s my 3rd Wacom tablet… it takes a bit of tweaking all the settings, but their software is great.
I didn’t discover that there are about 10 different nibs stored inside the pen cup for years.
I love Affinity Designer for vector work. The rope stabilizer and line editing tools are great.