Every corporation in the last 5-10 years: How do we make more money from our customers?....

Oh!...let's use an app to harvest their data!

It's in your head now.

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If you ever consider canning let me know. We do it every year and it's great to have a bunch of stuff ready to go. My basement is still pretty stocked with pickles, "spaghetti sauce", pizza sauce, relish, chili sauce, and stewed tomatoes. And my freezer is full of sweet corn and peppers.

Anytime! I love gardening. It's been a real love of mine over the past few years, and I love to see others getting into it. It feels amazing to produce your own food. There's a real sense of accomplishment watching your work, both literally and figuratively, bare fruit.

Hell yeah!!! I've been making pickles for a few years with my wife now. I learned that If they end up a tad mushy. Add either oak leaf, grape leaf, or just a bay leaf (which is far cheaper and easier to obtain IMO) the tannins will make them super crisp and snappy.

Thanks. We had a wonderful afternoon. We will definitely be going back to that place again for future date nights. The pedi was nice too. I had never had one. I see why she likes them so much 😅

I was crying as well. Tbh some life stuff going on made it hit about 100x harder.

Regardless, this game is so full of emotion, and the characters are real and believable. Not to mention the gorgeous environments

Same. I'm barely 8 hours in, and I'm already hugely invested in the story, the characters, and the world as a whole.

Expedition 33 is a masterfully crafted game that many development studios should be taking notes from.

It's not about the amount of candy in total. It's about their respective positions and how they are manipulated.

The original problem isn't about whether there are more or less total units than before in the outer grid. Though, that is precisely what is being subconsciously suggested to the viewer