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@hellocatherineo
Producing podcasts for businesses in Baton Rouge, LA. Host: Red Stick Strong. Content is where it's at, baby!
Baton Rouge, LA Katฤฑlฤฑm Aฤustos 2016
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@dom_lucre No way, Atascadero! Go A-Town. ๐
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@wordmae The sentence helped: indelible.
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@netcapgirl The cute thing is after taking a first Waymo ride (and recording the lack of driver in the driver's seat) is then noticing all the other people in Waymos making the exact same recording.
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@LibertyCappy Congrats lฬทuฬทnฬทcฬทhฬท ฬท uh cฬดoฬดfฬดfฬดeฬดeฬด Arizona iced tea is on you.
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@BillyM2k Look, I already told you. I have people skills. I am good at dealing with people. Can't you understand it? What is wrong with you people?
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This guy is bragging about leaving a single dollar bill as a tip on a $60 bill at a restaurant in Baton Rouge. Why?
Because the kitchen slapped him with a $5.75 "complicated order fee."
โLetโs look at what this man actually customized: a double Wagyu burger with a pretzel bun swap, added bacon, added pepper jack, added grilled onions, added jalapeรฑos, and "no garden." He literally rewritten the entire menu and expected the kitchen staff to perform culinary gymnastics for free.
โYes, we all know eating out is getting insanely expensive, and these hidden surcharge fees are annoying. But at the end of the day, if you can afford to order an extremely expensive $18 for a Wagyu burger and $14 for a Jack and Coke, you can afford to tip the human being who served it to you.
If you're going to be this cheap, do us all a favor: stay inside your house and make a sandwich. Absolute clown energy.
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@wordmae Good one.
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@DoctorLemma Amelie IRL
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A woman in British Columbia, Canada named Bev York noticed back in December 2015 that her garden gnome had gone missing from her front yard. She didnโt think much of it. Eight months later, the gnome reappeared in a plastic bag tied to her gate, along with a hardcover photo book.
The book was written from the gnomeโs perspective. โHi, my name is Leopold the traveling gnome,โ it began. โOne morning back in December 2015, I saw a motorhome toddle along Finlayson Arm Road and I thought to myself, thereโs got to be more to life than standing knee-deep in rainwater, being peed on by neighborhood dogs and staring at the same view every single day. So I hopped on.โ
The rest of the album was photographs of the gnome on a road trip down the west coast of the United States and into Mexico. Beaches, Route 66, the Grand Canyon, margaritas. He came back rebranded as Leopold. Bev never found out who took him. The only clue was a single photo of a toddler cuddling him in the album, and she didnโt recognise the child.
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@ashleyrcarman I wonder if the podcast deal is the modern day equivalent of yesteryear's book deal.
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@ashleyrcarman The graying of podcasting has been coming for a while. At first, it was described as an opportunity (reach those slower to adopt new tech, typically older people.) Now, I wonder how much it's a sign of podcasting endurance: early adopters have aged as podcasting has aged.
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@wordmae Anomaly
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@ImKingGinger ๐ฐ๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ yes this is it, please and thank you.
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