French Collection Posted November 21 Report Posted November 21 4 minutes ago, mjd1001 said: I used to be in a similar supervisor position years ago. I stepped down, because I didn't think the money was worth the aggravation. Now I retired as a manager in order to boost my pension but I hated the job. The stress shortened my overall career and made hate the company for a while. The smartest tradesman I worked with should have been a supervisor but his mantra was “the financial gain is not worth the mental strain”. 2
North Buffalo Posted November 21 Report Posted November 21 40 minutes ago, French Collection said: I retired as a manager in order to boost my pension but I hated the job. The stress shortened my overall career and made hate the company for a while. The smartest tradesman I worked with should have been a supervisor but his mantra was “the financial gain is not worth the mental strain”. My wife turned down an offer for a nursing supervisor position for the same reason..
LabattBlue Posted November 21 Author Report Posted November 21 Was just looking at an unopened bag of Doritos at a party recently…$7.29. 😱 That being said, I don’t do a lot of grocery shopping, so for all I know, that is the norm for many different products.
mjd1001 Posted November 21 Report Posted November 21 (edited) 2 hours ago, LabattBlue said: Was just looking at an unopened bag of Doritos at a party recently…$7.29. 😱 That being said, I don’t do a lot of grocery shopping, so for all I know, that is the norm for many different products. Yeah, 'sales' can be your friend. When I shop, I rarely buy stuff that isn't on sale, especially when those items go on sale on a regular basis and there is a big difference in price. When you shop every week, you start to understand the trends. When something we use is on sale, I stock up on a bunch of them and it gets stored in the pantry, basement, or back of the freezer. I can't imagine shopping for groceries any other way. Yet, our daughter and her boyfriend....they just buy whatever they want regardless of the price. If they had a bag or doritos every week, they simply buy one per week. The week they are on sale, do they buy more? Nope, its like they don't even look at prices at all, they look at what they want and in the cart it goes. Edited November 21 by mjd1001 1
shrader Posted November 21 Report Posted November 21 54 minutes ago, LabattBlue said: Was just looking at an unopened bag of Doritos at a party recently…$7.29. 😱 That being said, I don’t do a lot of grocery shopping, so for all I know, that is the norm for many different products. That’s pretty much everything in the stores.
pastajoe Posted November 21 Report Posted November 21 2 hours ago, LabattBlue said: Was just looking at an unopened bag of Doritos at a party recently…$7.29. 😱 That being said, I don’t do a lot of grocery shopping, so for all I know, that is the norm for many different products. At BJ’s you can get 2 large bags for $8.
Sabres Fan in NS Posted November 21 Report Posted November 21 Where to start // A good friend and neighbour passed away suddenly and unexpectedly. That's as good a place as any, I suppose. 2
SwampD Posted November 21 Report Posted November 21 Did an Ancestry DNA test hoping for some tangy news based on some long time family stories. While I’m not all that surprised, based on my mom’s track record of telling her version of history, it turns out I’m even whiter than I thought. Really not sure how I got so funky on the bass.
Taro T Posted November 21 Report Posted November 21 2 minutes ago, SwampD said: Did an Ancestry DNA test hoping for some tangy news based on some long time family stories. While I’m not all that surprised, based on my mom’s track record of telling her version of history, it turns out I’m even whiter than I thought. Really not sure how I got so funky on the bass. You're related to Elizabeth Warren? 😉 1 1
SwampD Posted November 21 Report Posted November 21 1 minute ago, Taro T said: You're related to Elizabeth Warren? 😉 She is pretty funky. 1
spndnchz Posted November 22 Report Posted November 22 17 hours ago, LabattBlue said: Was just looking at an unopened bag of Doritos at a party recently…$7.29. 😱 That being said, I don’t do a lot of grocery shopping, so for all I know, that is the norm for many different products. Delivery apps are your friend. Haven’t walked into a grocery store in a year. Tops or Wegmans. Costs 2 bucks boom
shrader Posted November 28 Report Posted November 28 What, we’re not doing our once a year complaint Friday this time?
Porous Five Hole Posted November 28 Report Posted November 28 A very mid complaint. I like turkey just fine, but there are better options. Let’s start a strip steak revolution!
Wyldnwoody44 Posted November 28 Report Posted November 28 2 hours ago, Porous Five Hole said: A very mid complaint. I like turkey just fine, but there are better options. Let’s start a strip steak revolution! Oven roasted turkey is Meh, even if cooked well... But a good deep fried or especially brined and smoked one.... Different level. I did 2 this year and after the brine, I made an herb butter and slathered the butter under the skin before smoking for 7 hours... That's the move. 2 1
Wyldnwoody44 Posted November 28 Report Posted November 28 I love when kickers get all religious after making a kick... If there is a god (skeptical) I'm pretty sure that supreme being gives zero craps about your 32 yard FG. Also, I don't need to see Jesus commercials during football.... I think the church could better spend that money on actual worldly problems. 1
nfreeman Posted November 28 Report Posted November 28 1 hour ago, Wyldnwoody44 said: Oven roasted turkey is Meh, even if cooked well... But a good deep fried or especially brined and smoked one.... Different level. I did 2 this year and after the brine, I made an herb butter and slathered the butter under the skin before smoking for 7 hours... That's the move. You're a good man and I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. But I love roast turkey, and I don't like it brined. Too salty.
#freejame Posted November 28 Report Posted November 28 I don’t understand why people need to get all ***** fancy with Thanksgiving dinners. Make the classics and make them well. Instead of figuring out how you can add a bunch of stupid ***** to a dish or try to shuffle making 5 sides, just do the minimum number to the maximum ability. People ask me what I do to make good meals. It’s super easy. I try hard. Don’t overthink it. Needless to say I’ll be going back to hosting next year. 1
Wyldnwoody44 Posted November 28 Report Posted November 28 44 minutes ago, nfreeman said: You're a good man and I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. But I love roast turkey, and I don't like it brined. Too salty. Thanks, I hope the same for you too! I think of its brined right and then properly rinsed, you won't get that salt issue.
Pimlach Posted November 29 Report Posted November 29 We brine it and then oven roast. The crowd goes wild. But yes, you have to rinse it thoroughly. Old fashion style but roasted by a lady that really knows what to do. No complaints in this house.
Wyldnwoody44 Posted November 29 Report Posted November 29 49 minutes ago, Pimlach said: We brine it and then oven roast. The crowd goes wild. But yes, you have to rinse it thoroughly. Old fashion style but roasted by a lady that really knows what to do. No complaints in this house. Yeah, I think people misunderstand what brining is supposed to do for the meat. Not as much as a marinade as it is a tenderizer. If it's not rinsed good then you have a salty fowl.
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