capt_wolf

They did, some generic boiler plate like "We're so sorry! We've sent your feedback to our team!" I sincerely hope they did and some dude got to read that. I honestly don't know how those made it past the taste testing phase...

The wife picked them up, tried one, had me try one, then they went in the trash. The texture is weird, not anything you'd expect at all and the flavor was disgusting. The only worse thing I've tried was those Old El Paso Fiesta Twist things. They were so bad I wrote the company... The churro ones taste like old cardboard that's been sitting on a shelf and the taco ones taste like someone farted into your mouth after eating tacos.

That would explain some things. The wife got those circus peanut things and they tasted like hot garbage.

Edit: This crap... The sour cream and cheddar specifically. Tasted like I was actually poisoning myself.

Wait, they changed the shape? When??? Only Pringles product I've had in like the past 6 months is those gross packing peanut things...

Going to copy my post over from the original for anyone wondering why because the description does nothing to explain:

I watched a few minutes of it and finally got to it... If I got it right, the guy suing them wanted to make a mod with guns. Mojang said no and got it shut down. He's suing because he believes a company shouldn't have any say over how users might modify their games.

I watched a few minutes of it and finally got to it... If I got it right, the guy suing them wanted to make a mod with guns. Mojang said no and got it shut down. He's suing because he believes a company shouldn't have any say over how users might modify their games.

What they actually met up for was to discuss the epstein files.

I still have my parents' copy on vinyl. Without Allen Sherman, we'd never have gotten Weird Al!

No shit, that's how economics goes. Manufacturing rates go up, you make the consumer pay. Taxes go up, you make the consumer pay. Wages go up, you make the consumer pay. Literally any business expense, you make the consumer pay. Trickle down economics doesn't apply to sharing of wealth. It applies to sharing of debt.

We used have that until some dumbass in our company fucked up our insurance plan. $20 for total telecare, it was awesome.

Our company has a policy that if you're sick for 2 days or more, you have to have a doctors note to return. So faking sick comes with a price tag for me. Also, any time I've ever joked about being sick, I actually end up sick. I'll just call around and get someone to cover for me, then tell my supervisor I'm taking a personal day instead of earning some bad karma.