I don't see how the landlord, back, or supplier have anything to do with the PoS system the business used. That's all on the restaurant owner. Now, the maker of the PoS system for having things like that as a default? Hell yea, fuck them.
Out of those things, I only tip the server. Though, I don't valet park so that's really why I don't tip them.
I just wait the 20 seconds for it to become spreadable. Though, you do have to only get a little bit at a time. You can pull out a hunk and expect it heat up that quickly.
I just wait the 20 seconds for it to become spreadable. Though, you do have to only get a little bit at a time. You can pull out a hunk and expect it heat up that quickly.
Making my blood boil just reading about it. It unlocked a few memories.
I'd be surprised if any do. I haven't heard of a single librarian that's been in favor of these shenanigans anywhere.
It's never too late to make a mediocre movie off a game.
Carrots? Do you just leave them open air in the middle of the fridge or something? I keep them in the bag in the veggie drawer.
I've actually got to make sure they don't get mushy/moldy because all the moisture gets trapped.
I have never had that issue with my carrots and they last for months in the fridge.
It certainly won't work with lithium ion batteries. They hold less charge the colder they are. No idea on other battery types.
Along with what the other two said. I keep my natural peanut butter in the fridge so it doesn't separate. Has nothing to do with longevity, which seems dubious to me because I've never seen peanut butter go bad. And in the past I've had an open jar of natural peanut butter for well over a year with no issues.
It's a bit more preferable to have a humidifier that doesn't heat up the room in the summer months.
Then you've got the lazy scientists that discover things like penicillin and sucralose by pure accident and/or through some pretty shoddy practices.
At home. 18 hours is too long of a flight.
I'll just use a molotov cocktail. I'm lazy.