The street sort of counts too. Licensing requires them to stop for accidents, etc

And I meant that they were still making food spicy hot

They had pepper (actual, not chili).

Here’s how the creation of the graphic went:

• Create a binary
• Ignore vast majority (of people working with subject)
• slap together chart, cherrypicking
• Gloat

Spanish in other places, too—piña colada, anyone?

The takeaway here is, the rest of the world uses different words than the continents where it comes from

Spanish conveniently missing

My cousin was given his mother’s maiden name as a middle name when he joined the navy

It might work. Sentences can be subjective, and it probably isn’t going to hurt. Why not try. Same reason people dress up for court: suit, tie—everything they wouldn’t normally wear

I’m not going to fault anyone for typos. I fight my phone’s autocorrect all the time, but it was odd that just those two letters were transposed

Did you switch the keycaps for your r’s and t’s?

Wouldn’t authentic house music be from Chicago and European be derivative?

The Upper Peninsula of Michigan and up by Buffalo, NY get some serious snow

American, but I also think of them as like blue, spiky icy imps. I’m not sure where I got it, but seems like a Nintendo era RPG, maybe Final Fantasy

I’m willing to bet prohibitively expensive insurance.

Possibly a dedicated lifeguard, meaning if it was just you, you wouldn’t be able to attend to anything else

I knew someone–American–who would affect some sort of British-ish accent. It was part of her identity because she had spent some summers in England or something. It was strongest at times, especially when she was meeting someone for the first time; no one with an accent themselves, so it wasn’t that she was absorbing some influence, more that it was an aspirational trait.

Just offering this as a possibility

I get all cooking, history, and movie reviews: Max Miller, Red Letter Media, Behind the Bastards, and four-hour history/archaeology documentaries

Ah, right. I completely overlooked that. Since it was such a low number, I thought it might be a numbered source

Question was answered, but I’m wondering about the citation. What is the number three in parenthesis? MLA is name of source and possibly page number.

Probably referring to Microsoft. That’s the one of the two with all the cloud experience

It really didn’t play out like that. They were not saving anything.