Tornado potato

[robocall@lemmy.world]

One time I tried to get a gig working at the county fair for a stand that fried tornado potatoes. I applied about one month prior to the gig. the person running the stand called me an hour before the shift started, asking if I was still available. I told them no, because I had already made plans for the day, and I do not like working gigs that can't give me the courtesy of any advanced notice. The lady told me I wasted her time, and hung up abruptly. I knew I made the right choice declining that gig.

[archmageazor@lemmy.world]

I've had those, they're great. They're both like a chip and a potato wedge, they're somehow both crispy and soft in the middle.

[linearity@infosec.pub]

9 out of 10 just because it can be hard to eat sometimes

[swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de]

saw these at a food festival a few days ago, motherfuckers charged like 8€ for one

hope they shoved them up their ass

[texas_hangover@sh.itjust.works]

What do you think is a fair price?

[kogasa@programming.dev]

$5

it's a potato

[bigdiction@lemmy.world]

But what is the fair Faire price?

[texas_hangover@sh.itjust.works]

And a katana is just a hunk of steel. Artistry and time ain't free bro.

[surewhynotlem@lemmy.world]

I think they're $12 at my local theme park

[swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de]

minor difference is that most people don't eat swords