Third spaces were much more common before the 2000s. Coffee shops where you could hang out with friends were actually a thing in the 90s. Open mic nights and karaoke. I remember we had a common ritual at the book store I worked where everyone who closed would meet up at TGI Fridays for late night drinks, TGIF doesn’t even exist any more. I used to meet up with a bunch of friends at Dennys every Thursday night, and then it fucking closed.
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As someone who worked in a movie theater for four years, popcorn/candy is really not that big of a deal. Even in the biggest disasters (usually kids movies) you just break out the push broom and just walk down each row while someone else sweeps up at the aisles.
It’s the wet foods that are actually annoying. Nacho cheese is the worst, because it smears all over the place. Then there’s the bodily fluids…
Also, the people who clean between shows are called ushers. Janitors come early in the morning to vacuum, mop the floors and clean the bathrooms.
Twipped@l.twipped.socialto Just Post@lemmy.world•Seeing this question asked is sort of sad. Did this become a less common experience? What killed it?3·11 天前They actually do, or Target. Spend some time in there around 8-9pm and watch the little groups of teens wandering the store.
Twipped@l.twipped.socialto Just Post@lemmy.world•Seeing this question asked is sort of sad. Did this become a less common experience? What killed it?8·11 天前What is this “out of town” of which you speak?
There was no curse in the tv show, he was born like that.
Stockholm Syndrome isn’t an actual thing, fyi. It has never been recognized as a condition and never been diagnosed. The entire thing was an attempt to dismiss valid reactions to police incompetence.
Yeah, reading other articles about the study, it sounds like this is more a product of manufacturing and packaging than an actual ingredient
Would be nice if the article told you what to watch for to know which gums to avoid.
Twipped@l.twipped.socialto Just Post@lemmy.world•T̵h̸i̶s̵ ̵m̷a̸k̷e̴s̸ ̸m̴e̸ ̴f̴e̴e̵l̴ ̵w̷e̵i̵r̵d̶7·2 个月前The inner monologue was valid. However I think your plan backfired…
Twipped@l.twipped.socialto Just Post@lemmy.world•T̵h̸i̶s̵ ̵m̷a̸k̷e̴s̸ ̸m̴e̸ ̴f̴e̴e̵l̴ ̵w̷e̵i̵r̵d̶13·2 个月前I went no contact with my dad in 2009 after he refused to come to my wedding because he “doesn’t like weddings” (my mother says he did it to hurt her, even though she preferred his absence).
He never took much of any interest in my life before that moment, either. It wasn’t until after my second child (my son) was born that he suddenly gave a shit about my family and wanted photos of the kids so that he could show off his grandson.
We refused. He got angry. I told him, in clear words, that he made the choice to never be part of my family, and he had never earned the right to have access to my children. He is a stranger to us.
He calls me selfish for this. He replied that he’ll be taking me out of his will, as if I was ever in it to begin with.
Boomers, man…
This post is definitely missing gay and trans signs.
Little did they know… March would never end.
Thats MISTER Banana Beak to you, fuzzy!
And boy are they angry about it.
To be fair, the shower worked perfectly well until he pulled that one lever.
Unfortunately the entire market looks like this. You have to normalize the graph against the S&P to see how they’re really doing.
Is this a Turning Red cosplay?
There are 85 locations remaining in the united states. Thats down from 270 in the 90s. There are only four in California where I live.
They got bought up by private equity and gutted, just like red lobster.