Spinach and extra cheese are already ubiquitous toppings for pizza so now that you mention it I’m a little surprised palak paneer hasn’t taken off. I can see it happening in Rhode Island, where there’s both a lot of Italian and Indian cuisine.
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darharrison@lemm.eeto politics @lemmy.world•10 Democrats join with Republicans to censure Rep. Al Green for Trump speech protest30·2 months agoThis comment says a lot more about you than it says about anyone else. Green went sicko mode on this circus and you’re triggered as hell.
When I’m given free stuff I tip as if I paid for it. So if part of a meal is comped, for example, I’ll use the original subtotal, pre-discount, to figure out what to tip.
If I’m only getting drinks (coffee, alcohol etc.) I default to a $1 tip per drink, and if given a free drink I’ll add on to that while factoring the cost of what I’m given. But if any food is involved I start at 20% on the subtotal, then round up or down to the nearest 50¢ or $1 depending on how long I stay at the establishment and how much the subtotal is.
For takeout, I’ll tip less since I’m spending much less time in the establishment; I might round the total up to the nearest $5 or $10 depending on how much I spend.
And for delivery, I have basically never ordered for delivery in my entire adult life, and don’t plan to, I’d rather just go and pick up whatever I order. I was a pizza delivery driver before UberEats and the like were common and quickly got a feel for that etiquette (people were usually pretty generous) and decided it was a luxury I could live without.
Compared to you I guess I’m a bit cheap but I’d still tip the same even if front-of-house people were making more money, unless they explicitly tell me not to tip them (which has happened before). I don’t think people should feel bullied into tipping, because I think the business should be paying them the living wage instead, but just like at any other job good performance should always be rewarded.
Tell me you don’t get laid without telling me you don’t get laid
darharrison@lemm.eeto politics @lemmy.world•Biden administration bans unpaid medical bills from appearing on credit reports2·4 months agoMy strategy of literally ignoring collectors and sending all their calls to voicemail (for a surgery done in early 2023 in which I owed a couple thousand dollars) actually worked. I was called once a week or so for a little over a year and I haven’t been contacted since June 2024.
I believe I was dinged on my credit score but the penalty was low single-digits, and it didn’t affect my eligibility to buy a house. Your mileage will vary, and I definitely can’t in good conscience recommend this as your first resort. Talk to a professional about risks and benefits of not paying certain debts if you can’t or don’t want to pay; some debts are not optional. But yeah, some are.
darharrison@lemm.eeto Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•OP solves the male lonliness epidemic34·5 months agoIt is NOT just the ladies who are down bad for Luigi!
darharrison@lemm.eeto politics @lemmy.world•Republican Rich McCormick: Tough choices ahead for welfare programs3·5 months agoLook on the bright side, some CEOs are getting relief from this mortal coil!
darharrison@lemm.eeto politics @lemmy.world•Trump’s win has given angry incels enormous power | Arwa Mahdawi12·6 months agoNo empathy for anyone who voted for this and gets burned. The hard truth is they want the subjugation to happen. Otherwise they would have voted for anyone else.
Lemmy is such an echo chamber that the terminally online here can’t fathom the idea of someone voting against their own interests. But go out and talk to some people, you’ll find them.
darharrison@lemm.eeto politics @lemmy.world•There’s No Pride in a Dick Cheney Endorsement6·6 months agoThey’re useful tools, as is the Lincoln Project, for example. Once the existential threat in Trump is gone it’ll be back to business as usual and their MO will be “oppose meaningful change without enabling a monster to take advantage of us again” again in no time. Trump is such a unique and unhinged threat that they resent what they’ve created, and in an equally unique moment of self reflection, created the Never Trump movement. But longtime allies to leftists, or even liberals for that matter, they absolutely are not. There’s no ambiguity around it.
darharrison@lemm.eeto politics @lemmy.world•Biden warned Iran that killing Trump would be an act of war: report21·7 months agoLol please calm down
darharrison@lemm.eeto politics @lemmy.world•Obama Responds to Heckler Who Claims Trump Wears Diapers: ‘I Almost Said That’4·7 months agoYou literally cannot veto anything that passes with 67 of more Senate votes.
darharrison@lemm.eeto politics @lemmy.world•Jill Stein paid $100,000 to a Republican consulting firm led by a suspected January 6 rioter4·7 months agoYou can spare Lemmy the whataboutisms with this one. Everyone is taking a little money from everyone else, but:
Neo-fascists absolutely prefer giving to the Republican Party above all other major parties and vice versa. It’s an open-and-shut case. Hardliners in the party routinely echo anything and everything that gets them brownie points from dictators and the country’s most degenerate billionaires.
The Democratic Party is not perfect (Israel being the elephant in the room, but make no mistake, Bibi 100% wants Trump back in office). But if anyone is pushing back against the return of fascism the most it’s the Dems. And you can see that in hostilities from Republicans and authoritarian governments alike.
The Green Party’s main candidate accepted gifts from the Russian Federation through their news network RT, which is basically a propaganda machine for the government which owns them. Stein’s ads openly said in 2016 that the Greens wanted Hillary to lose, fearmongering nuclear war with Russia. And this year it’s the same old shit with her: just make the Dems lose.
(Side note, Sputnik hired PSL’s Eugene Puryear as a long-time host. Also, PSL also has absolutely insane foreign positions. Like I’ll be the first to say the West is absolutely an imperfect cultural entity, but you don’t gotta just hand it to Putin or Kim Jong Un because they also have a problem with the hegemony.)
darharrison@lemm.eeto politics @lemmy.world•Jill Stein paid $100,000 to a Republican consulting firm led by a suspected January 6 rioter524·7 months ago“Anything to beat the ‘duopoly’ of political parties, even if the party is tainted by neo-fascist dark money!”
Absolutely wild mental gymnastics lol
darharrison@lemm.eeto politics @lemmy.world•Jill Stein: How and Why I Will Stop Kamala Harris Winning the White House61·7 months ago1: You are “poking the bear” because everything you post to this community is pursuant to getting Harris to lose the election, either through pro-PSL or Green articles (via the Spoiler Effect), or through explicitly anti-Harris articles. That’s the pattern behind your posts, it obviously doesn’t matter how reputable a source is to you so long as you can flood Lemmy with this content. “Take it up with them” is a copout for your behavior because you choose to post their articles here.
2: You clearly don’t know what astroturfing even means. What could pro-Harris posts even astroturf for?
3: Repeatedly posting articles about getting Harris to lose the election and arguing in bad faith in defense of why that’s actually good for advancing socialism in the US is toxic because it’s literally incorrect. And when pointed out, you say you don’t actually think a second Trump term would be all that bad for you. It’s patently obvious what you’re trying to do on here, you’re trying to get leftists on board with neo-fascism and accelerationism to enrich yourself.
darharrison@lemm.eeto politics @lemmy.world•Jill Stein: How and Why I Will Stop Kamala Harris Winning the White House101·7 months agoI think actively trolling people by arguing in bad faith or through astroturfing like this is definitely poisoning the community. It shouldn’t be tolerated for tolerances’ sake. And I’m not saying to just ban people you don’t agree with. I’m saying people who obviously just post to poke the bear, so to speak, should face discipline for trying to turn Lemmy toxic.
darharrison@lemm.eeto politics @lemmy.world•Jill Stein: How and Why I Will Stop Kamala Harris Winning the White House61·7 months agoFor everyone else reading, this is the mask off moment of this poster’s true intentions with the incessant propaganda.
darharrison@lemm.eeto politics @lemmy.world•Trump narrowly leads Harris by 1% in latest Quinnipiac University national poll51·7 months agoPosting to Lemmy is always optional, if you find an article you’re apathetic about you don’t actually have to post or crosspost it. Try again.
Moral grandstanding and absolving themselves of responsibility for not voting and/ or holding anti-electoral views.
“I hate everyone because they’re worse people than me and as a result I let the clearly worse one win by not voting for the less worse one.”