Lol. Yeah, sometimes we used to chuck the hockey-puckified fish patties at each other when there were no customers that could see.

Also, I remember back in the day on Good Fridays we sold a disproportionate number of FOF and a disproportionate number of Double Quarter Pounders.

And yes, the two burgers were tested on a small scale.

https://www.tastingtable.com/2053261/mcdonalds-filet-o-fish-competition-pineapple-sandwich/

Yeah, apparently they simultaneously tested a grilled pineapple patty for a vegetarian burger for the Catholics. The filet o fish won out.

I worked at McDs back in the day. I'll tell you the fish patties often sat in the warning drawer for way too long making them rubbery. That fact plus cheese on fish sandwiches in general is gross and weird.

The McDs tartar isn't bad though.

Agreed. I've played deeply thought provoking games; I've played games that have amazing visuals and sound; I've played games that the world feelslike a lived-in; but never all three elements in the same game.

Exactly - same reason why Canadian Tire money isn't accepted at parity... though I once convinced a friend of mine (who was drunk at the time) that the bartender accepts it equal to dollars. He believed me. The bartender laughed, my friend did not.

The whole "Epstein was Satoshi" claim I've heard floating around is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard.

The notion that anyone would suggest that there be a bailout for Bitcoin is insane, they haven't read the genesis block.

I keep coming back to the notion that most people don't want freedom and liberty, they want government overlords that they agree with. I think this fits with why you were attacked when you criticized Biden and Harris - because you criticized their team. It may also explain why crickets - because they don't know what team you're on so they can't fit you into a box.

Lab created gold is not likely a very cost effective way of producing gold (to put it mildly). That said, the ability to do things like mine asteroids is a much likelier prospect over the next century.

To be fair, we also share a nautical border with France (Miquelon St Pierre, just off the coast of Newfoundland).

Come to Alberta and say that, you'll see how well that goes over. Still wildly unpopular here.

And we all know that internet car inevitably will require subscriptions for everything.