Look, @PapaJohns , I know you like cost savings, but running a store with only one person results in huge backups. I've been waiting for over an hour because one person has to make everything, box everything, and deal with the increasingly antsy Door Dashers.
I've been looking to buy a new home for a while. Last week, the mortgage person that I've been working with let me know that my pre-approval was expiring, so I had him pull my credit again. Today, I got 45 phone calls. The few who left messages were all mortgage brokers. Madness.
Dear @PapaJohns , could you please fix your app so that the pictures match the food. Cheese sticks are not a cookie. This has been broken for like six months.
And now @Blogger has banned my oldest blog, with 1200+ posts dating back to 2007. The stated reason: spam. Nobody has posted to the blog since 2012. WTF?
I don't know what is going on at @Blogger, but I've had two 20+ year-old posts--things from when I was in high school--get marked as violating community guidelines. Seems weird and bad.
Almost everything announced at the @Crunchyroll panel is over 15 years old. Dragon Ball 1984; One Piece 1997; Saint Seiya 1986. The devil is a part timer is 11+ years old. Where is the new IP?
I think an LAPD bike cop just tried to commit suicide on my bumper. He cut between my car and the car ahead of me while we were turning. The two other bicycle cops took the turn more rationally.
I'm staying at a hotel in Pasadena tonight. Ironically, they're having some sort of JPL event there. Alas, I didn't recognize anybody when I walked passed, though.
I don't really know what to do with that statement, though. I have no existing context to tell if that number is high, low, or right on. Even if it is right, I've no idea how actionable it is; how much of that could be realistically captured? How much is necessary to have rivers?
I just completed my first Bay Area to LA drive since before the pandemic. I noticed a few interesting things on the way.
The central valley water complaint signs seemed to have new arguments on them. They say that 70+% of California's water is dumped in the ocean.