If I recall correctly, a big chunk of Monster's operations and expenses are paid for by Coca-Cola, which owns a lot of MNST stock. The big lesson is having a bigger company foot your bills makes your business look extra profitable, which makes your share price soar.

AP style is barbecue, not barbeque, Bar-B-Q or BBQ. We remain neutral on the best barbecue style, so we'll let the pitmasters fight it out on that one.

Type 2 fun must involve running up that hill

great quarter guys

me researching: haha fuck yeah!!! yes!! me arranging that research into coherent prose: well this fucking sucks. what the fuck.

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Just had a good phone call with Trader Joe's. I'm going to keep shopping there for now.

People's refusal to read is crashing hard into their inability to count and the results are *grim*

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