Ahh yes, Costco Man. The provider of life sustaining deals on bulk products.

I see, the four flavours on your plate each get paired up with another.

I, a 170lb 6’2" dude , have to choose one carb over the other because I can’t stomach both, but I notice it’s common for menu items to have toast on the side of another type of grain, so I figured it must be for a reason

Sorry I spelled hashbrowns wrong.

Let me rephrase; why do you like both toast AND hashbrowns?

Pancakes, eggs, bacon, OJ, milk. Everywhere I go out for breakfast, I to look for the closest thing on the menu to this.

Just curious about why you need toast AND pancakes, not just one or the other?

That 5 head also has teeth or something

I turn screws as part of my job and can’t eait to try this

I did not think people would perceive it like that, and didn’t realize the jack was phased out before bluetooth ear buds were a thing, as I myself had a phone with a headphone jack until at least a couple years later, and by the time I got a phone without a headphone jack, I didn’t need it anymore.

I for one have been very happy with wireless headphones because with my job, the wires would get caught on stuff too easily, or I had to run the wires through my shirt, and they barely had enough slack for me to turn my head while my phone was in my pocket. (and btw the job I have is that’s unsupervised where I can have an ear bud in while working)

Yes we are and that’s okay we’re not against headphone jacks, it’s just that this post right here is about wireless earbuds

Nvm replaceable batteries, I keep buying 2-3 pairs of ear buds a year because I keep forgetting them in my pants when I wash them, or I give them a pat down and don’t feel them inside of them.

This is why I love Patches for shining light on unknown artists

Wait, it’s like this is some sort of joke or circle jerk because two people made the exact same “who tf is…” comment, just with different names.

And using three periods instead of one comma

I caught 4, maybe 5 channels with a coax cable taped to the wall, in just the right position

Being constantly over worked since we entered the workforce as teens/early 20’s