cdombroski
cdombroski t1_jcw9qz6 wrote
In other news, according to the dates in the corner, springtime is almost year-round now
cdombroski t1_j28q3e8 wrote
Reply to New Year's Eve Eve Daily by Herculicia
According to my coworker, this would be New Year's Adam
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Reply to comment by spiirel in merry christmas everyone by lame_gaming
Marty Chirtmas and a Habby New Beer!
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Reply to comment by Ace417 in New Traffic Pattern 95 South/64 East Merge-Exit 78/Boulevard by shorty_tumbleweed
The final layout looks like it will have 2 lanes for the Boulevard exit, so it ends up being just one merge to the right to get off. That makes this a net positive once it's done I think
cdombroski t1_itztlm2 wrote
Reply to comment by SportsStooge22 in New Traffic Pattern 95 South/64 East Merge-Exit 78/Boulevard by shorty_tumbleweed
Looking at the new layout, I'm not sure why they didn't just make 2 exit only lanes for 64/195. It would make the Hermitage/Lakeside entrance a bit harder in traffic, but honestly, that entrance shouldn't be there anyhow. It should be moved further up if possible and be fully merged before all the 64/195 stuff
cdombroski t1_itzdrn3 wrote
Reply to comment by ifweweresharks in New Traffic Pattern 95 South/64 East Merge-Exit 78/Boulevard by shorty_tumbleweed
For what it's worth, that merge also includes traffic from 195, not just 64E
cdombroski t1_itzdkaf wrote
Reply to comment by ZephyrInfernum in New Traffic Pattern 95 South/64 East Merge-Exit 78/Boulevard by shorty_tumbleweed
Except for the people that want the Boulevard exit, they (used to) stay in the right lane so they could get to the exit more easily. Especially important during morning rush hour when everyone is getting on 95S from 64/195
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Reply to comment by tusant in Mill on MacArthur shoutout on r/mildlyinfuriating by hornhead71
To my understanding, food costs are one of the smallest expenses in running a restaurant. Most of the expense comes from rent/equipment and salary. It's part of the reason portion sizes are so large: it doesn't cost much to give you more food, and it helps justify the higher prices needed to cover the larger expenses