hard Tacos were 59cent and 69cent for soft

mmm

Memories....

Oh, and they were GOOD

I cant eat a TB any more

im hungry as fuck an hour later

All that Silicone Dioxide isnt very filling

there was an ecoli outbreak for green onions, so taco bell removed them from nachos, and then never put them back on

WTF..... were is this parking lot?

while charging the same price

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they must have increased profit annually by 0.0001%

with that move

Honestly.... cities SHOULD do parking like this

where's my e.coli-discount?

The traffic would be FAR more manageable

NO

No no no

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It looks like Sim City with a filter

Look at that, it's trash
One garage could do that

the price of pine nuts shot up when a disease wiped out a harvest years ago, and the price barely receded after that 😄

yes, but heres teh thing... if you do a garage, then all that other space would be filled with more big ass buildings

which cause WAY more traffic

Sometimes "inefficient" use of space is for the better

Maybe do a few garages and make the rest parks

Disgusting ass city downtowns.....

@Str3tch because the price function of markets is bunko

Focus on just the green space in that picture
Probably ~300 acres in frame and maybe 2-3% of that is green space
Ugly ugly ugly

a meme

Exactly, green it up

Humans arent rats, we need open spaces

they head no reason to return prices to where they were before pine nuts went scarce

Does anyone ever take a sec appreciate all the basic infrastructure around them

cuz ppl kept buying

yep

Central park is a great idea, but they really should have spread all that throughout the city instead of one giant one

because one of the fundamental axioms of neoclassical economics

that consumers are rational

is bunkoid