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What do you mean by negotiations? How does an intern negotiate?

Australia. It's a Crocodile Dundee reference.

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Most of these made me angry.

Why waste the space listing ingredients which aren't on any sandwiches?

Choo choo

There's a whole breakdown on what should and shouldn't be a grilled cheese. It came down to this;

1. The main item in the sandwich isn't the cheese, then it's no longer a grilled cheese.
2. The sandwich is just an excuse for too much cheese, then it's a grilled cheese.
3. The grilled cheese has enough ingredients to warrant a lengthy recipe, then it's not a grilled cheese.

Tongues have been known to be between thighs

This seems to be approaching just grilled sandwiches or paninis rather than just grilled cheese. Bread. cheese, maybe aromatics and/or spices. More than that I wouldn't call it a "grilled cheese".

I wonder how to say that in French. 🤣

or at least do it in another format

I made this demo using Highcharts Maps, and data from different Wikipedia pages to track the coffee bean journey. I even wrote a whole article about how I made it technically https://www.highcharts.com/blog/tutorials/animated-map-chart/

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I have a hard time believing Pizza Pizza was better than Little Caesars.

Pizza Pizza is THE WORST PIZZA. Somehow the cheese is always super weird and congealed and I strongly believe their crust is just corrugated cardboard. The ONLY redeeming thing is the garlic dipping sauce.

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I saw this and thought this should be more in line with my life goals.

The Ns0 Report!

Both great too.

They all look unbelievably ropey 😂 WTF is up with some of these?! The one from An’s Restaurant…

Uhm, good question, I just coded it up for my website with html, css and javascript; i'm not sure what the name of it might be.

Got it! What is the name of this tool/table?

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We’re such Gusto fans. We travel to Moncton just for their cheesecakes. Now we can use this to help decide where to eat next time we’re in town. Thank you!

The columns are the recipes and the rows are all of the ingredients across every recipe; then the dots represent whether the recipe contains the ingredient and the intensity and direction indicates if it uses more or less than the average amount of that ingredient.