What's wild is that there are so many models they could look at to see what they do. It's not like they're doing something brand new and never done before.

That's gross. I call the non-DL classes at my school "non-DL" or "English content" classes. "English only" is such icky phrasing considering how it's been used to discriminate against people whose primary language isn't English.

I'll do bacon or chili & cheese if they're available. But if I'm at a ballpark (where I eat most of my hot dogs), just ketchup.

Home/work separation. When I was working from home, I'd listen to a podcast before and after work to separate work and home life. Since I've been back in person, I almost never bring my work laptop home.

Luke and Lorelai from Gilmore Girls.

Ketchup and only ketchup.

Pokémon Go

Schitt's Creek, and it's my sister's fault. She did the thing where she acted like it's the best thing ever and made me watch a couple episodes with her and kept laughing loudly and looking at me and it didn't live up to the level she hyped it to.

But this theory feels reasonable because our government is currently attempting to suppress opposing ideas, and large corporations are going along with it. Sabotaging an ice cream company isn't a massive leap in the current climate.

One example is ice cream pints being locked up at grocery stores. People are focusing in on it being Ben & Jerry's and claiming it's because of their political stance. But it's clear other pints are locked up, too, and it's likely because pints are being stolen more.

This definitely makes sense!