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Re: First world problems
Posted: July 18 11, 11:55 am
by Michael
When my wife and I go to fine dining restaurants she prefers ordering prix fixe/ala carte while I prefer tasting menus.
Re: First world problems
Posted: July 18 11, 12:14 pm
by Tambourine Man
I've been staring out the window all day waiting for the UPS guy. I have to sign for the package and I want my mic stand and audio interface in a bad way. But I'm also very hungry and tired of cereal, so I gotta make a run for food soon.
Having a Chinese kid would be pretty cool right now.
Re: First world problems
Posted: July 18 11, 12:16 pm
by wart57
Tambourine Man wrote:I've been staring out the window all day waiting for the UPS guy. I have to sign for the package and I want my mic stand and audio interface in a bad way. But I'm also very hungry and tired of cereal, so I gotta make a run for food soon.
Having a Chinese kid would be pretty cool right now.
Would you call him Short Round?
Re: First world problems
Posted: July 18 11, 12:19 pm
by Tambourine Man
wart57 wrote:
Would you call him Short Round?
Gary
Re: First world problems
Posted: July 18 11, 2:19 pm
by ThatGuy
The last piece of our awesome new sectional doesn't come until tomorrow. The wait is brutal.
Re: First world problems
Posted: July 18 11, 2:33 pm
by TimeForGuinness
The air conditioning is a little too cold today in my office...
Re: First world problems
Posted: July 18 11, 3:16 pm
by ThatGuy
The coconut water I bought at the store was kind of a letdown.
Re: First world problems
Posted: July 18 11, 4:47 pm
by lukethedrifter
Michael wrote:When my wife and I go to fine dining restaurants she prefers ordering prix fixe/ala carte while I prefer tasting menus.
Leave the [expletive] at home. I love tasting menus.
Re: First world problems
Posted: July 18 11, 6:58 pm
by Schlich
What the hell is a tasting menu?
Re: First world problems
Posted: July 18 11, 7:18 pm
by Hungary Jack
Bad yacht paint jobs are a big issue among hedge fund billionaires who have no taste.
