Burg Allegiance [chat]

spool32

There are many fast food / fast casual burger chains

All of them are terrible - except the one YOU like.

Choose your allegiance, burg warriors of [chat], and take the field for honor, glory, and heart conditions!

desc

Oh lord save me

Krathoon

https://youtu.be/D_lpQDc5pHE

matt has a problem

Did you forget the poll or

Aioua

this isn't even a poll 3/7

bowen

no poll?

Weak.

SniperGuy

I am on the side of Cheeseburgers being good.

Element Brian

TL DR wrote: »

SniperGuy wrote: »

Casual Eddy wrote: »

TL DR wrote: »

Casual Eddy wrote: »

Atomika wrote: »

I was not ready for the complexity of the pot game in legalized states

I'm at the same "One weed, please" phase of potsmanship I was in during college

The dispensaries are nice! Usually a punky cutie pie will guide you through the process

And then you pay for your drugs! You pay taxes on them! It's great!

So, I really hate being Sold To. Buying a car is awful, and anything similar where a person is trying to spin or otherwise manipulate a business transaction puts me in full-on 'this is an adversarial interaction and I'm not here to make friends' mode

For some reason, encountering that at a dispensary (the place in Boulder trying to upsell some not-great Fruity Pebbles) triggered me in a way that dealing with honest-to-goodness drug dealers does not.

Like, this is supposed to be a respectable retail transaction! You have the labeled jars and the counter and everything, now don't show me that middle-tier garbo and tell me it's top-shelf!

I mean the illegal dealer just presents the illusion of choice (probably just got a huge block of weed in the mail and they divide them up into little bags of "different" weed)

I mean often they're getting it from people smuggling it out of legal states or Canada or California, so depending on who you get, you might actually be getting choices from an illegal dealer. It's not all mexican ditch weed.

Nobody is smuggling weed into the US any more, and in fact they're starting to find American high-grade headed south for consumption by affluent Mexican customers.

The last time I bought weed from A Guy, he had 3 different batches and the Leafly pages for each strain up for my perusal. He offered one of those illuminated desk magnifying glasses and I was able to try before buying, all while sitting in a recliner and listening to curated jazz.

It's about the experience as much as anything else.

saw someone at open mic night do a bit about weed shops recreating the classic weed buying experience the same way today you have like an old timey speak easy

spool32

jesus fuck, where is my poll!!!

abandon this monstrosity, poll incoming.

Element Brian

ok but in your poll make sure to only use regional burger joints, no global stuff like mcdonalds

desc

SniperGuy wrote: »

I am on the side of Cheeseburgers being good.

There's no space for centrists anymore in this fractured, tribalistic voting culture

It's all yelling inside silos

Jubal77

Best burger NA.

YamiNoSenshi

No. Live in your shame.

tyrannus

no

your failure will be displayed for all to see

matt has a problem

And failure brought shame upon his family, and thus his name was stricken from the list of approved [chat] makers. Nel nome del Padre, e del Figlio, e dello Spirito Santo.

RMS Oceanic

I pledge allegiance to the highest ratio of quality to cost, In 'n' Out'.

SanderJK

I just had "LordAnakin" tell " Darth Vader" he's a noob in Rocket League.

Couscous

Burgers are a good type of sandwich, but I think I might prefer patty melt sandwiches.

Xaquin

Checkers wins for best chain greaseburgers

can't beat the price

Eddy

YOU COULD'VE MADE A POLL

(I ended up having the best pernil on rice I've had in some time)

matt has a problem

SanderJK wrote: »

I just had "LordAnakin" tell " Darth Vader" he's a noob in Rocket League.

If ever there was a time for "I fucked ur mom"...

emnmnme

spool32 wrote: »

Choose your allegiance, burg warriors of [chat], and take the field for honor, glory, and heart conditions!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DO1OY-3ay1g

Wataburger IF you work out what's good before ordering.

spool32

https://forums.penny-arcade.com/discussion/211186/burg-allegiance-chat the one true [chat]

Ilpala

this mulligan chat

matt has a problem

Much like a failed first party presidential candidate, there are no second chances in [chat]

Sleep

Element Brian wrote: »

TL DR wrote: »

SniperGuy wrote: »

Casual Eddy wrote: »

TL DR wrote: »

Casual Eddy wrote: »

Atomika wrote: »

I was not ready for the complexity of the pot game in legalized states

I'm at the same "One weed, please" phase of potsmanship I was in during college

The dispensaries are nice! Usually a punky cutie pie will guide you through the process

And then you pay for your drugs! You pay taxes on them! It's great!

So, I really hate being Sold To. Buying a car is awful, and anything similar where a person is trying to spin or otherwise manipulate a business transaction puts me in full-on 'this is an adversarial interaction and I'm not here to make friends' mode

For some reason, encountering that at a dispensary (the place in Boulder trying to upsell some not-great Fruity Pebbles) triggered me in a way that dealing with honest-to-goodness drug dealers does not.

Like, this is supposed to be a respectable retail transaction! You have the labeled jars and the counter and everything, now don't show me that middle-tier garbo and tell me it's top-shelf!

I mean the illegal dealer just presents the illusion of choice (probably just got a huge block of weed in the mail and they divide them up into little bags of "different" weed)

I mean often they're getting it from people smuggling it out of legal states or Canada or California, so depending on who you get, you might actually be getting choices from an illegal dealer. It's not all mexican ditch weed.

Nobody is smuggling weed into the US any more, and in fact they're starting to find American high-grade headed south for consumption by affluent Mexican customers.

The last time I bought weed from A Guy, he had 3 different batches and the Leafly pages for each strain up for my perusal. He offered one of those illuminated desk magnifying glasses and I was able to try before buying, all while sitting in a recliner and listening to curated jazz.

It's about the experience as much as anything else.

saw someone at open mic night do a bit about weed shops recreating the classic weed buying experience the same way today you have like an old timey speak easy

Frankly I think it could be a sound business model.

Specifically style the place like a dealers apartment.

Hang out, shoot the shit, walk away with some green.

It would basically have to be an appointment based situation, but you could manufacture a pretty honest reproduction of long standing practices.

Elendil

Hot take: five guys is better than Wendy's but overly pricy

TL DR

Elendil wrote: »

Hot take: five guys is better than Wendy's but overly pricy

ಠ_ಠ

YamiNoSenshi

Shame chat is the one true chat.

Element Brian

Sleep wrote: »

Element Brian wrote: »

TL DR wrote: »

SniperGuy wrote: »

Casual Eddy wrote: »

TL DR wrote: »

Casual Eddy wrote: »

Atomika wrote: »

I was not ready for the complexity of the pot game in legalized states

I'm at the same "One weed, please" phase of potsmanship I was in during college

The dispensaries are nice! Usually a punky cutie pie will guide you through the process

And then you pay for your drugs! You pay taxes on them! It's great!

So, I really hate being Sold To. Buying a car is awful, and anything similar where a person is trying to spin or otherwise manipulate a business transaction puts me in full-on 'this is an adversarial interaction and I'm not here to make friends' mode

For some reason, encountering that at a dispensary (the place in Boulder trying to upsell some not-great Fruity Pebbles) triggered me in a way that dealing with honest-to-goodness drug dealers does not.

Like, this is supposed to be a respectable retail transaction! You have the labeled jars and the counter and everything, now don't show me that middle-tier garbo and tell me it's top-shelf!

I mean the illegal dealer just presents the illusion of choice (probably just got a huge block of weed in the mail and they divide them up into little bags of "different" weed)

I mean often they're getting it from people smuggling it out of legal states or Canada or California, so depending on who you get, you might actually be getting choices from an illegal dealer. It's not all mexican ditch weed.

Nobody is smuggling weed into the US any more, and in fact they're starting to find American high-grade headed south for consumption by affluent Mexican customers.

The last time I bought weed from A Guy, he had 3 different batches and the Leafly pages for each strain up for my perusal. He offered one of those illuminated desk magnifying glasses and I was able to try before buying, all while sitting in a recliner and listening to curated jazz.

It's about the experience as much as anything else.

saw someone at open mic night do a bit about weed shops recreating the classic weed buying experience the same way today you have like an old timey speak easy

Frankly I think it could be a sound business model.

Specifically style the place like a dealers apartment.

Hang out, shoot the shit, walk away with some green.

It would basically have to be an appointment based situation, but you could manufacture a pretty honest reproduction of long standing practices.

i think that will be more achievable once it's legal to smoke on premise the way you can do in Amsterdam

then you can have like Weed Lounges like how they have Hookah Lounges

but right now the laws are still super strict, like you're only legally allowed to smoke on private non commercial property

Element Brian

Elendil wrote: »

Hot take: five guys is better than Wendy's but overly pricy

they are different

5 guys is not fast food

wendys is

Sleep

Element Brian wrote: »

Sleep wrote: »

Element Brian wrote: »

TL DR wrote: »

SniperGuy wrote: »

Casual Eddy wrote: »

TL DR wrote: »

Casual Eddy wrote: »

Atomika wrote: »

I was not ready for the complexity of the pot game in legalized states

I'm at the same "One weed, please" phase of potsmanship I was in during college

The dispensaries are nice! Usually a punky cutie pie will guide you through the process

And then you pay for your drugs! You pay taxes on them! It's great!

So, I really hate being Sold To. Buying a car is awful, and anything similar where a person is trying to spin or otherwise manipulate a business transaction puts me in full-on 'this is an adversarial interaction and I'm not here to make friends' mode

For some reason, encountering that at a dispensary (the place in Boulder trying to upsell some not-great Fruity Pebbles) triggered me in a way that dealing with honest-to-goodness drug dealers does not.

Like, this is supposed to be a respectable retail transaction! You have the labeled jars and the counter and everything, now don't show me that middle-tier garbo and tell me it's top-shelf!

I mean the illegal dealer just presents the illusion of choice (probably just got a huge block of weed in the mail and they divide them up into little bags of "different" weed)

I mean often they're getting it from people smuggling it out of legal states or Canada or California, so depending on who you get, you might actually be getting choices from an illegal dealer. It's not all mexican ditch weed.

Nobody is smuggling weed into the US any more, and in fact they're starting to find American high-grade headed south for consumption by affluent Mexican customers.

The last time I bought weed from A Guy, he had 3 different batches and the Leafly pages for each strain up for my perusal. He offered one of those illuminated desk magnifying glasses and I was able to try before buying, all while sitting in a recliner and listening to curated jazz.

It's about the experience as much as anything else.

saw someone at open mic night do a bit about weed shops recreating the classic weed buying experience the same way today you have like an old timey speak easy

Frankly I think it could be a sound business model.

Specifically style the place like a dealers apartment.

Hang out, shoot the shit, walk away with some green.

It would basically have to be an appointment based situation, but you could manufacture a pretty honest reproduction of long standing practices.

i think that will be more achievable once it's legal to smoke on premise the way you can do in Amsterdam

then you can have like Weed Lounges like how they have Hookah Lounges

but right now the laws are still super strict, like you're only legally allowed to smoke on private non commercial property

I think on premisis consumption is a thing in my state

desc

Fuck I'm hungry

Should I get a burg

Neco

I am over here

Element Brian

instead of a burger i ate chicken i made last night and i'm having some pistachios