Who knew that gluttony on the scale of 18th century royalty would lead to major health problems?
A few food-related items for a tasty Saturday: 1. Jill Richardson has an interesting piece arguing that the U.S. is exporting its terrible diet and the health problems this causes.
The Republican war on labor is reaching a fevered pitch in Georgia, where the Constitution is being shredded in order to protect employers from inconvenient protestors. This effort is supported.
There's been a lot of discussion lately about tipping culture and the awfulness of it all. It gives customers tremendous power over the people who wait on them, often dooming.
Given that wait staff is one of the most visible labor forces and that we are made to feel good about ourselves by tipping them whatever we think is appropriate,.
A little morning deliciousness for you, from 1950 and via the American Gas Association. America's finest food from America's finest era of cooking.
A lot of interesting stories today, too many to comment upon: 1. Neil Genzlinger on the absurd proliferation of strip club scenes on television. As he points out, the problem.
I'm certainly not going to speak against Any Which Way You Can, which clearly provides the greatest chimp-Eastwood pairing we will ever see. And higher power of your choice knows.
