@RiccardoD12@FarmerTheta you're right, but i think the bigger factor is that the person still knows little to nothing about you in these scenarios, so even if they attempted there's little chance they could give you any feedback worth hearing.
@FarmerTheta no one is owed feedback after a first date or early conversation.
more importantly, you shouldn't seek feedback from someone that essentially knows little to nothing about you.
@huckabee69god@IHATEYOUS0L0@awfulannouncing uh, have you ever seen defenders hit the lower half of a players body in order to tackle them.... like nearly every time they tackle??
@IHATEYOUS0L0@awfulannouncing he starts sliding like a fraction of a second before he gets blasted. in that same amount of time the defender is committing to the hit. very unfortunate, but the qb shares in what happened 100%
@markplak@CoachCrocky he started sliding/going down like a fraction of a second before he get's blasted. it's the same amount of time that the defender is committing to the hit. it's very unfortunate, but the qb shares in what happened 100%.
@CoachCrocky Agreed, watching it live, it looked like he hit him right on time. Plus, the qb just running (slowly) through the middle of the play - it was insane to witness. Very unfortunate but the qb shares the blame 100%.
@MomAngtrades it's ok for college and your 20's, then you have to move on.
it's mostly processed, packaged junk, in cutesy wrapping + the worst produce anywhere and a tiny fresh meat/fish section.
I think it depends partially where you are. In southern California the produce at TJ's is the worst of any grocery store - every time. And the fresh meat/fish selection is usually about a 6' wide section of cold display max. It's just packaged junk other than the nuts you mention.
@coookwithchris TJ's was great in college years and through your twenties.. then you have to graduate into adult shopping.
It's just a bunch of packaged stuff, snacks and the worst produce.
the result of a brand being purely a trend and fading out?
as someone not in the yoga/high-end athleasure world whenever i walk by a lululemon store i am shocked at how boring and plain all there clothing looks, while being an expensive brand. anyone not in it for the "trend" is not going to adopt this brand... and now it's vuori and alo and the likes short window....