A perfect segue from your Chipotle reference.Doesn't sound out of line with COVID gastro symptoms but there are certainly other possibilities.
Could just be sketchy food and gas pains.
A perfect segue from your Chipotle reference.Doesn't sound out of line with COVID gastro symptoms but there are certainly other possibilities.
Could just be sketchy food and gas pains.
A perfect segue from your Chipotle reference.
Heh, I never get the chipotle hate.
It's rice, beans, and meat. Aside from beans having fiber, where are these massive dumps coming from?!
Potentially the chain's deep passion for Norovirus?
Oh I loved that. They need to bring it back so that people over-react and sell their stock down again.
Last time I bought it up and gobbled it up - because regardless of the bad publicity their lunch line was out the door.
Well it wasn't Chipotle although I did grab some McD's on the way in to work. Aren't they owned by McD's? Anyways, pain has mostly subsided and haven't felt anymore nausea. For now, chalking it up to eating McD's. Hopefully it'll just go away completely soon.
One thing that mystifies me is that they actually are relatively popular here in TX where *waves hands at hundreds of taco trailers* there are way better options.
Overall much better health-related options in my opinion. Also dirt cheap overall.
Lot of food for little money overall. I can load a burrito bowl @ Chipotle for ~$10 and it can be enough for 3 meals. Just get double meat, (costs ~$2 extra), extra beans, extra cheese, extra veggies, sour cream on top, corn mix.
Personally, I'm not a big taco person and more like burritos - but I would figure your average taco truck is either doused in grease - or it just tastes bad. I'll frankly never understand why people think tamales taste good. You sincerely have a mental disorder if your brain is telling you that tamales taste good.
I know people like to *THINK* taco trucks is good food or something... it just isn't though. That's why none of them ever succeed actually building a brand and taking off - and instead those types of food are dominated by Chipotle, Torchys tacos, etc...
All signs point to almost immediate deployment of available vaccine stockpile basically right after the FDA advisory committee meets on the 10th.
Yeah sorry, but with all these vaccines coming online around the same time, anyone who says were going to be in this current state until summer 2021 is nuts. That isn't what will happen.
Were not talking about manufacturing and distribution of one vaccine - but at least 3-5.
Say what you will about my politics but slandering taco trucks is just plain wrong. Enjoy your Mexi-Mormon cuisine.Overall much better health-related options in my opinion. Also dirt cheap overall.
Lot of food for little money overall. I can load a burrito bowl @ Chipotle for ~$10 and it can be enough for 3 meals. Just get double meat, (costs ~$2 extra), extra beans, extra cheese, extra veggies, sour cream on top, corn mix.
Personally, I'm not a big taco person and more like burritos - but I would figure your average taco truck is either doused in grease - or it just tastes bad. I'll frankly never understand why people think tamales taste good. You sincerely have a mental disorder if your brain is telling you that tamales taste good.
I know people like to *THINK* taco trucks is good food or something... it just isn't though. That's why none of them ever succeed actually building a brand and taking off - and instead those types of food are dominated by Chipotle, Torchys tacos, etc...
That tweet is not surprising. The half dose thing is peculiar to start - I want to know how many were actually in that group. As I mentioned before, subgroup analyses can be kind of sketchy.Lol messy. FDA is def going to wait on the US trial.
That tweet is not surprising. The half dose thing is peculiar to start - I want to know how many were actually in that group. As I mentioned before, subgroup analyses can be kind of sketchy.
I'm not in a high risk group myself, so I think it makes sense to wait for others who need it more than I do to get a chance first.I am going to wait for a while (at least a few months) with the vaccine(s) (even with them full blown running). Will continue with my mask, social distance, and good hygiene habit as I am doing now since the beginning of the virus in March/April.
I'm not in a high risk group myself, so I think it makes sense to wait for others who need it more than I do to get a chance first.
This is already baked into the phased distribution plan. Assuming healthy adults can get vaccinated around April-ish, you're welcome to choose to wait a while after that, but it won't be an issue of scarcity per se.I'm not in a high risk group myself, so I think it makes sense to wait for others who need it more than I do to get a chance first.
Ignore the dubious official numbers; they've taken this shit very seriously since late January.Speaking of China... wonder how they are doing these days, don't hear much. For all we know all hell could be breaking loose overthere.
I recall hearing that they got it under control and were doing well but kind of have to take what they say with a grain of salt. If it's bad here I can't see how it's not even worse overthere too, way denser population.
Found this and I kinda doubt these numbers lol:
China COVID - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer
China Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.www.worldometers.info
So no, your level of skepticism isn't warranted.If it's bad here I can't see how it's not even worse overthere too, way denser population.
Louisiana is moving back to Phase 2, not good for bars and restaurants owners.
Louisiana moves back to modified Phase 2 as coronavirus surges, bars in most parishes to close | Coronavirus | theadvocate.com
I'm not in a high risk group myself, so I think it makes sense to wait for others who need it more than I do to get a chance first.