• Deacon@lemmy.world
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    For all of my fellow Chicagoans who, like me, are seeing this with no warning or preparation, I can share support resources, and I’m here if you just need to talk about it.

    Edit: for those in need of assistance.

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      It’s fine, that’s just blood from their nose because of the head rush from slurping the entire garden up with that courageous bite. Do not correct me, this belief is going to get me through the rest of the day

    • MinnesotaGoddam@lemmy.world
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      One Christmas I asked for the neon green relish for Christmas. My cool bil (who ran a hot dog stand) sent me a big assjar. Hell yeah.

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      Hey, I’m here for you, too. We’re all here for you.

      Well, I’m here for you as long as you don’t put a drop of fucking ketchup on that dog.

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        I doubt it. Vienna beef is just The Dog in a Chicago Dog for the most part.

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    The weirdest thing here is them calling the Costco cashier a “line cook”

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          Doctor: Uh So, Timmy, I got your bloodwork in, and I have a couple of questions.

          Timmy: Okay.

          Doctor: Just about how many hot dogs do you eat a day?

          Timmy: How many hot dogs?

          Doctor: Yeah.

          Timmy: Geez. I don’t know. I mean, you know, some days I could eat a couple and some days I don’t eat any.

          Doctor: Okay. Let’s just say for an average. Take your whole week and try to figure out what your daily amount would be.

          Timmy: I have no idea.

          Doctor: Just try.

          Timmy: Okay. A whole week average per day would be something like, I don’t know, seven.

          Doctor: Seven hot dogs?

          Timmy: Seven, yeah.

          Doctor: A day?

          Timmy: ls that high?

          Doctor: It’s a little high.

          Timmy: ls that bad?

          Doctor: Well It’s not good.

          Timmy: I mean, l’m just ball-parking here, you know?

          Doctor: Sure, sure. Timmy, I wanna try something if you don’t mind. Walk me through one of your days.

          Timmy: Walk you through my day?

          Doctor: Yeah, just take me through a day in a life of Timmy.

          Timmy: Okay. Well I wake up, and I take a shower. And, you know, get ready for work. I go downstairs and I have a bagel and something for breakfast.

          Doctor: And something?

          Timmy: A hot dog.

          Doctor: Hot dog. Okay.

          Timmy: I mean, I do usually eat a hot dog there.

          Doctor: Okay.

          Timmy: Then I take the train to work.

          Doctor: Slow down. Slow down. Does anything happen on the way to work?

          Timmy: Oh. Ha ha. I almost forgot. On the way to the subway there is a hotdog stand, so I usually have one or two, yeah.

          Doctor: Two hot dogs.

          Timmy: Yeah. I usually have two hotdogs before work.

          Doctor: So that’s three hot dogs before work.

          Timmy: Right, yeah. If you’re gonna count the one at home. I mean, this is all just breakfast, you know?

          Doctor: No, I understand. I get it.

          Timmy: Then I just go through my whole day at work.

          Doctor: Okay.Hold up. Walk me through your workday. What happens at lunch?

          Timmy: Oh, lunch, well I mean, some days I’ll just blow through lunch because of how busy I am and all.

          Doctor: Really?

          Timmy: Well l’m pretty sure I did that once.

          Doctor: Okay. Well, on the days that you’re not ‘‘blowing through lunch’’ what do you have?

          Timmy: Well, on those days sometimes it could just be a salad.

          Doctor: Could it?

          Timmy: Yeah. But it’s usually–

          Doctor: It’s usually hot dogs?

          Timmy: Yeah, it’s usually hot dogs.

          Doctor: How many hot dogs?

          Timmy: I don’t know. Anywhere between one and four.

          Doctor: Four hot dogs.

          Timmy: Yeah, that’s probably safe.

          Doctor: Well, I hope there’s no more hot dogs in the day 'cause we’re up to seven now.

          Timmy: Yeah, on second thought, that number might be a little low.

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      I think this is how doctors expect me to answer auestions about alcohol and smoking. Ive smoked kne cigarette ever, and a single beer gets me drunk for the night, about once a week. Doctors hear that and think im having 3 hot dogs before i get to work

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      What difference would it make to the shitpost if it was an AI edited card in the picture, gimp edited, or someone printed out the card themselves? Or even they used AI to make the card and then printed it out and took the picture.

      Why would one be slop and not the other?