/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18726231
>same log going on week 2
This doesn't really happen right?

I have a first date with a nice girl from El Salvador this weekend. She wants to go to a "fancier" mexican restaurant. I am a basic american and think of mexican food as pretty much quesadillas, burritos, tacos and various meat/bean/rice dishes. What are some less generic mexican dishes? What can I order so as to not appear uncultured? (which I am)

Guys chill

If I have a crush on a girl, who seems shy and generally good, who works in a fast food place, how likely is it that she's getting railed by the staff?

I have a mild sinus infection and it's dulled my sense of smell/taste. I can still vaguely taste things, especially the category (salty,sweet) but not all of the complexity that flavor brings. Most food is very unappealing right now, which sucks because I really want chinese food, but I don't want to waste those calories on something I can't enjoy. What are some foods I can eat that would be palatable in this situation?

>go to a store in a nice, middle-class, neighbourhood
> everyone is wearing a mask, maintaining social distance etc
> go to a store in a white, working-class area
> nobody is wearing a mask, nobody is keeping distance, 1/3 of them are drunk, personal hygiene is abysmal

Why are poor people just so generally awful?

B-But Saint Peter wouldn't that mean you are the one deciding who gets into heaven instead of Jesus Christ?

>>9248482
>>9248382
These are good are good ideas. A cooler is a nice idea. Or a smoothie with some flax seed. Anyway, if this is one of your first jobs, congrats, everyone starts somewhere. Having a job is better than most of these basement dwellers. May you reach your ambitions in a career you seek and hopefully you won't stay there too long, fast food is a terrible job