Crushing it, mk. whatever

Nick, do you ever shop at the Jewel-Osco off of Hobson & Naper?

Yea dude why do you ask?

Sombie sighting?!?

I have probably bumped into you at some point in my life. My family lives 2 minutes away from that Jewel.

So does my family, bro. Right off 75th & Wherli.

We are in the opposite direction from the Jewel but I know where you are at. We are off of Hobson & Olesen.

I am most likely going to end up working at the Dunkin Donuts this summer. So swing by in the mornings.

I seldom go to Naperville, rarely eat donuts, and never drink coffee, but I might have a reason to do some combination of the above this summer.

I go to that DD fairly often. Probably the fastest drive through service in the area so I hope WP doesn't fuck it up.

Fuck, I have definitely thrown down at that Dunkin Donuts. A good buddy's sister used to live there and we occasionally got up to no good.

i don't visit dunkin donuts

Well, alright then.

Bought an iPod nano on eBay after crushing my last one in the car door. Just arrived with music on it. Dude had so many Faith No More albums on here.

Now I'm listening to The Real Thing in my car and eating a cadburry creme egg McFlurry, fortunately in the parking lot and not driving. Many levels of crushing it going on today.

"Park Lane." Man... we really are worlds apart. I'm glad I'm actively getting to experience world cultures.

Last few posts have completely blown my mind.

I am at a complete loss as to how 'Park Lane' could blow anyone's mind.

British questions for American people.

Yeah, but if it said "Park Place," would you be all like ?



It's an American questions for British people thing basically What Duff said. It's perfectly normal that our Monopolies are totally different, just something I'd never thought about till I noticed it. Like Wally vs Waldo.

i didn't even notice that the piece looked different. my brain autocorrected it to "Park Place".

now i'm down an internet wormhole trying to figure out if the UK has "boulevards" (answer: not very many).

Wait. A Cadbury Creme Egg Mcflurry? That sounds incredible.

Yeah, that's the one that melted my brain. I guess that there's a God, after all...?

So the Cadbury cream egg McFlurry is not available throughout the USA? How is that possible? We're the most disgusting people on earth and McDonalds has the consumer data to support that.

I'm fairly certain that a Cadbury creme egg McFlurry would be like, McRib huge. Seems like people look forward to those disgusting shamrock shakes every March; surely the CCEMcF would crush around April. I know Cadbury is a British company, but McDonald's has to be leaving some US money on the table.

The explanation to this thing's lack of US presence must be business-related, right? Only sensical reason I can think of.