ERROR 301 (@realcaseyrollins@pleasehug.me) @realcaseyrollins@gameliberty.club

Someone should make a database of movies and TV shows with a depressing ending, that always returns one random movie/Tv show, but with only 50 percent chance of it being from that database.

That way, you can watch a movie glued to your seat knowing, the chance of a good ending is not 99.7% but only 50%.

@lnxw37a2 @realcaseyrollins I had leftover outback fries in my fridge. The dogsitter was raving about them… 😋

also McDonald's fries are flavored with milk byproducts or something? They're not vegan in the US.

And if I'm being honest, I don't think they taste quite as good in Canada.

@realcaseyrollins RE: https://gameliberty.club/@realcaseyrollins/104587732380941402

Just an FYI:

Here in SoCal, most chain fast food places have at least one veggie-based entree. With meatless burgers, tacos, burritos, "chicken", and so on. It is spreading rapidly here.

I would not be surprised if Outback and other such restaurants followed suit soon. Without changing much at all, they gain access to a customer segment that was formerly inaccessible.

Also, personal experience: the Incredible Whopper was not very good, but it really did taste like their regular Whopper. Del Taco's Beyond Beef tacos taste like their regular tacos, which also means they are not very good.

However, Carl's Jr (and I presume Hardees, which has the same owner) has Beyond Beef burgers that are pretty good.

I'll ask my 2nd and 3rd sons whether they see such products in their areas (Nebraska and Missouri). 1st son's diet precludes eating out at all, so I doubt he's paying attention.

I'm not a vegan (or a vegetarian of any kind), but I do try to buy the meatless products from time to time, so the option will remain for those who are vegetarian.