Also the colors in the palette are way too different from each other.
entwine413
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If you choreograph things correctly, it's not super difficult to whip up between two and four multi serving meals in an afternoon.
Many recipes share things like ingredients and steps, so you can combine them into a mega recipe without a ton of effort.
The biggest time challenge is baking temps (especially for sheet pan meals), but if you fudge the cook times a bit you can usually cook everything at the same temperature.
Lol, no. Restaurants just use a full stick of butter per meal so it tastes better.
Schwan's is basically this. I haven't seen one of their trucks in forever, but I think COVID really helped their business model.
Computers have never been something that everyone is knowledgeable about. The IT industry has kinda trended like that, but to the general population they've always been boxes filled with magic smoke.
And that's perfectly fine. If everyone was as knowledgeable about computers as you or I am, I wouldn't have a job (well, I'm currently unemployed, but that's because of Musk).
Technology literacy is specialized knowledge. You're portraying the comic.
99% of people have no need or desire to know anything more about technology than the bare minimum to use it. The fact that you're on Lemmy alone means you have way more tech knowledge than the average person.
That's a pretty good analogy.
Outright lies like, "I'll be a dictator on day 1," or, "If I win you'll never have to vote again?"
What would he possibly gain by lying in this case?
That's the satanic temple. The church of Satan is a completely different thing.
It's weird that you're framing a company taking less of a profit during a financial downturn as a bad thing.
Planning for it could easily mean that they kept extra cash on hand to float them through a trump presidency, which is what smart companies should be doing.
That doesn't work when it's the CFO denying the request.
Unless Trump is the antichrist, then God intended for it to happen.