You think what you eat is normal, because that's how your dad eats.
Your dad is also too skinny.
That's not a good metric to judge your habits on.
Where I grew up in California, I only knew maybe 3 white kids until I graduated until I moved out of state.
I speak Spanish at my local grocery store. I mainly speak Spanish at the hospital I work at. Almost any business will have a Spanish speaker that can help you.
Hell, my next door neighbor only speaks Miskito
And you posted in English, so you're already ahead of the game.
If you want Spanish culture, stay in southern California. The more north you go the whiter people get. But don't miss out on experiencing other cultures!
I just went to Guadalajara, and (while we stayed in the rich areas) it felt extremely similar to San Antonio, Texas.
My neighbors aren't people either. They're Greek.
#commonsense
Not stopping to continue through the crosswalk. Stopping the car on the side of the road, and either sitting in the car(stoping) or leaving the car(parking.)
This is to increase visibility for drivers approaching the crosswalk who will continue normally
My car is like 12+ feet (a 4 door sedan) so if you account for 3 feet in front and behind for maneuvering, that's only one car length on each side of the crosswalk, 4 spaces total counting both sides of the road
Art thou feeling it now, Mr Krabs?
800 pound gorilla only lasts until a kid falls in the cage
I never questioned it was what you intended to say.
Im stating that it isn't what you said.
Hee feeds his dog max walnuts,
when he eats shit he likes a crunch,
Mr Gruuuuuunch!
Society changes over time. It's been a long, long time before multiple generations lived with each other, permanently.
If that's all a job entails, I'd feel morally obligated to automate it.
It's not what you intended to say. It's very fucking clearly what you said.
And is there a list of phones without it?
For all the good it brings, one long trip on a motorcycle and the vibrations ruined my phone's camera permanently.
No. It's your shitty perspective on your experiences.