Maybe I’m just growing more jaded and cynical each day, but I’m honestly at the point I don’t believe in the idea of respecting all opinions. I understand at one point it meant to allow people to voice what they may not have been able to before, but now, I think people are being too respectful.

Growing older is realizing there is no single form of government that benefits the people inherently (Direct Democracies only work as well as the populace is educated personally speaking), and that the founding fathers were Oligarchs.

As a studier of History, the cyclical theory is unfortunately seemingly true. If the storm is as bad as I think, we could very well see a complete separation of one nation into smaller confederacies (the south will rise again type nonsense), California secedes, and even a complete razing of culture.

I always heard Five Guys was expensive, but actually seeing the menu proper is like WTF?! $11 dollars for a bacon cheeseburger and not even as a meal? Better be the best damn burger I’ve ever had and I can make some good burgers

Not me making a predictive spreadsheet of how each state will end up voting as a means to cope with the anxiety of today. Meanwhile I’m gonna go blast some Iron Maiden and hope the little faith I have left in humanity isn’t utterly destroyed.

Can someone explain to me the appeal of Cranberry Sauce? Anything that comes out of a can and looks like blood jello does not immediately appeal to my tastebuds.

I can understand the love for bacon but can we all admit that we shouldn’t pay the same price for a third of the meat on a sandwich? Places really be charging you 4 dollars for a bacon egg and cheese sandwich, same price as if you got the sausage patty instead. They both pork so why not get sausage?

Starting the day with my milk going sour and being left with a dry bowl of cereal. It's a Monday alright.

Banana Nut Muffins are Top Tier and no I will not be accepting alternatives.

I know a majority of people may not taste a difference, but I've always felt there was a difference in Coke and Pepsi. Coke always tasted sweeter and more sugary and Pepsi always had a more molasses taste to me. I know they both use High Fructose Corn Syrup but Idk they just don't taste the same.

I firmly believe the mark of a great chip are 1 thing, the crunch. With the vast assortment of flavors for a sliced potato, its easy to get lost in the fact some don't crunch very well. And though I'm not a big fan of ruffles the Double Crunch to me has the perfect crunch. Flavors are meh though