u/Bubsy7979

Is there still an issue with the chicken being “woody” still? I’ve usually only gotten organic chicken and haven’t really noticed what everyone was talking about it being woody.. is it only an issue with the conventional chicken? Certain cuts? Also I saw the chicken tenderloins are the “featured item” for the week, how do yall like those? Personally I go for organic chicken thighs 8 times outta 10.. but wouldn’t mind saving a few bucks if the quality is close enough.

I’ve been watching this YT channel for a while now about sisters whom escaped North Korea and live in South Korea, that make trips to USA to experience the culture they were raised to hate.

All their videos are great and give an outside perspective of the things Americans take for granted, this video was them going to Home Depot for the first time.. just figured all y’all Homers would appreciate seeing people really impressed with the place you work/shop in that seems so ordinary to Americans.

If you’re interested search Hanaya on YT search and you’ll find the channel, it’s a good watch!