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My curiosity got the better of me and a joined the sheeple at the new chicken place. The first thing I noticed is that they are doing a good job of manage the traffic. It reminded me of the old motorcycle school course from around the corner. The next thing I noticed was that they hired a bunch of kids who look like a United Colors of Benetton. It's nice to see diversity around here. They have people walking down the line of cars taking orders on tablets. Since I know nothing about this restaurant I was glad I found a menu online quickly so that I wouldn't hold up the line.
Nice woman with the coolest freckles took my order and said the lady ahead will tell me directions when I get there. She apologized for not knowing the lady's name. While I was waiting in line I saw another woman tell, presumably her manager, that she was going inside and that someone else was covering for her. When he asked who, she pointed and he chastised her, "You need to do better at knowing your teammates names." Her response was perfect. She laughed, shrugged her shoulders and replied, "There are sooooo many of us ." It was a perfect response. Hey Manager guy, don't criticize staff in front of customers.
I was about 6 cars from the front when someone delivered my food to my car, I exited the line and found a place to "enjoy?" My lunch.
The Mac n cheese is really good. It tastes like something someone's grandma brings to potlucks. Not sure if I got extra lucky but there was real cheese that must have been melted on the top when it was cooked. Those real cheese parts were mixed in with the chewy gooey goodness.
The sandwich was fair to poor. The grilled chicken was rubbery and tasted like only highly processed food can taste. It's reminded me of something you might get flying coach on a budget airline. The bun was ok and they used real nice green lettuce and tomato. I threw away half the sandwich and enjoyed the Mac n cheese.
Was it worth feeling like a bad person for giving money to an organization whose owners believe things that I find offensive. Absolutely not. Even if they were the best people on the planet who only made the very best decisions, I still wouldn't go back.
It is highly processed fast food. It tasted meh, the texture was rubbery and the temperature was not hot enough. I won't be going back. If you need a good Mac n cheese, and you can't find a potluck, its good, just skip the chicken.
TLDR check gross macncheese good.
Small city with one of the highest minimum wages in the country concerned as 10% of first floor store fronts are vacant.
It's easy to feel like I don't commit crimes therefore why would I care about Flock cameras. This story about a lady in her mid 70s is a good reason to care even if you don't commit crimes.
I was at a local pub in a more Red area in the county. I heard a women talking about how Trump made promises that he didn't keep. She said that she felt tricked. One other person in their group agreed with her. Then they changed the subject.
Has anyone else actually heard maga regret in the wild? When people post that they have changed their minds, I tend to not believe they are genuine, but this was real people having a real conversation.
For the record, I wasn't spying on strangers. We were invited to share a table with these acquaintances.
This moment gave me hope. Does anyone else have a similar anecdote to share?
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This website details school funding in Washington.
This article does a better job of explaining the funding issue. Dr. Baker is doing a better job of managing this new financial landscape than many other districts in Washington.
A new location for the jail saving us a couple million.
This is an interesting one. On the one hand, it feels right to let the people decide via vote. On the other hand the impact of the public safety budget seems significant. I'm left wondering why delaying new revenue would require a huge reduction in staff.