When you say "preservatives" do you mean salt? Vinegar? Sugar? Nitrates? Citric acid? Others? Do you see how grouping all of these things into one nebulous category is completely unproductive?

So you listed a bunch of completely different examples of things you object to in food. Why not be specific and talk about those things individually? They all have completely different potential merits and risks. When you say "sweeteners" do you mean stevia? Aspartame? White sugar? Honey?

What is the specific difference between "processed" and "ultraprocessed"?

I would say I had fun but not enough fun to want to do it that often

In my experience it was always just turkey and cranberry sauce, maybe stuffing, maybe coleslaw. The mashed potatoes get eaten by themselves all at once as a standalone meal.

Granted I am american so maybe they're bigger in the UK but here most have like 200-400 calories per meal, they're barely snacks.

This is a crazy statement because I am a short scrawny man and 95% of frozen or ready-to-eat meals out there are not nearly big enough to be a whole meal for me. I do struggle to finish some restaurant portions but the freezer aisle portions are all sized for low-cal diets now.

Is Basallo good at first? I haven't really seen him play there. If he's an unknown or not great then that position overall isn't looking good. Plus, if Adley doesn't bounce back we might want him to rest more and DH less.

I've always liked Pivetta I feel like he's underrated

Maybe we trade one of Mounty/Mayo, the other one takes 1B most of the time, Alonso DH most of the time, rotate Adley and Basallo through those spots as needed so they both get rest and reps.

The thing about Mounty/Mayo is they are both pretty good defenders at first, Mounty especially so. Maybe that matters less than hitting but it would suck if we suddenly had a steep downgrade there most of the time. Let him be nearly full-time DH if he's here.

Well, they're going to let people mine the moon for resources, which will disastrously impact the tides, so.

For the ones who do stay closeted, by the time they are 25-30 and in the big leagues it's a deeply ingrained safety mechanism. Even if they get to a point where they have the power/influence/respect to survive coming out, it might not feel that way to the bullied kid they remember being.

It's not exactly "taboo" - I think most fans and organizations would be accepting or at least neutral by now. The problem is the culture within the sport, especially at youth levels. A lot of gay athletes get bullied out of the sport at a young age. If they don't they learn to stay closeted.

Whoops just saw you're good on suggestions, sorry

Not a doctor or anything but do you look at a screen all day and when was the last time you checked your glasses prescription? Those can be common culprits especially if the headaches come on near the end of the day.