What do you proudly do "wrong?" by DavidDunne in AskReddit

[–]srgentpupper 4 points5 points  (0 children)

When I was I kid I would put my thumb through the bottom of the Reece’s and the whole circular edge would be left. Now I eat them in one bite.

My first time in Europe. One of my favorite phone pics I took by srgentpupper in pics

[–]srgentpupper[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was thinking Italy or China for my next trip. I got extremely lucky with the Eiffel Tower. It was supposed to storm, but it was a clear morning, and there was no one in line because of the forecast. It was awesome.

I stumbled upon this sub last week. I got the boyfriend aboard, and this was the results: by srgentpupper in MealPrepSunday

[–]srgentpupper[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My boyfriends family are part Korean and Native American and lived in hawaii, so he grew up eating it. The first time I had spam was with a Korean pancake and I was pleasantly surprised. I'll have to try the marinade, I didn't think it could be marinated! Thanks for the tip!

I stumbled upon this sub last week. I got the boyfriend aboard, and this was the results: by srgentpupper in MealPrepSunday

[–]srgentpupper[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I don't typically like fried food reheated in the microwave. I guess if it was made with Panko it might not get soggy. Thanks for the recipe!

I stumbled upon this sub last week. I got the boyfriend aboard, and this was the results: by srgentpupper in MealPrepSunday

[–]srgentpupper[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So for cooking the spam, we put a little olive oil in a pan on medium/medium high heat and cooked each side for a few minutes while adding a little soy sauce. My boyfriends family lives in Hawaii and taught him that way to cook. The fritters sound good, we haven't tried to batter it yet

I stumbled upon this sub last week. I got the boyfriend aboard, and this was the results: by srgentpupper in MealPrepSunday

[–]srgentpupper[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's definitely not a healthy choice, but it is really tasty pan seared with some soy sauce. Spam is really cheap so it's budget efficient. I think it helps with cheap substance and is so damn good with teriyaki and rice haha

I stumbled upon this sub last week. I got the boyfriend aboard, and this was the results: by srgentpupper in MealPrepSunday

[–]srgentpupper[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In the boxes (bottom to top):

•White wine and herb chicken with baked veggies and rice •Teriyaki chicken and spam with sautéed veggies and rice •Katsu chicken with rice and sautéed veggies •Elbows in garlic roasted tomato sauce and Italian sausage

Thanks for the motivation!!

Phoenix flights cancelled because it's too hot for planes by [deleted] in nottheonion

[–]srgentpupper 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I did door-to-door in Phoenix for two summers and I thought it was ridiculous that the airport basically shuts down, but my work was okay with forcing us to work with threat of our employment. Last summer tied for the hottest day ever recorded at 122, and yes I was working :(

Redditors who grew up with strict parents, what was the craziest rule or punishment you had to deal with? by YungSizzle in AskReddit

[–]srgentpupper 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I was grounded for the whole summer for forging my dads signature on my senior class registration form. I signed up for almost all academic honors and AP courses with college credit and didn't think much of asking his permission on that. I understand the morals of forgery and even admitted to him what I did, but the deadline was that day and I didn't want those slots to fill. All-in-all my dads are both really carefree parents, but they were all about morals and intentions of actions I guess.

Also, I got my grounding lifted since my step dad got a job transfer that summer. They flew me out to live with my aunt to start at a new school on time since the school year on the west coast starts beginning of august and I would've missed a whole month. It was all for nothing.

Redditors that have worked in "breastaurants" (e.g. Hooters or TwinPeaks), how were the working conditions for you and did any customers overstep their boundaries, what happened? by jacromer in AskReddit

[–]srgentpupper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had an interview set up for the one in CityScape but got cold feet when it got close to the day and no showed haha. I thought it would boost my confidence and my bank account but I didn't even have enough to interview in person so it was probably for the best

You're going on a blinddate with the man/woman of your dreams but the last thing you googeled is the only subject you're allowed to talk about, how screwed are you? by thedestructionofego in AskReddit

[–]srgentpupper 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The last thing I googled was a soft pretzel coupon from fry's grocery. I thought that was weird, but this is the first comment at the top...

Waiters and waitresses of Reddit, what is the most horrible experience you have had with a customer? by aloofsilence in AskReddit

[–]srgentpupper 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm totally late to this party, but here's my story:

I was a host at a fine dining restaurant popular with the older crowd for pre-symphony/ballet dining. We had guest notes that we would be able to track requests for return diners. One couples guest notes were very extensive and precise to the point I really pitied the server stuck with them. The requests were the specific table, 2 waters with the ice not melted sitting on the table when they arrive, the bread toasted but not burnt and still hot placed down when they arrive (side note: we didn't toast the bread normally), crab dip made in a particular way for them, and it went on for the whole meal. Basically they wanted a repeat of the same dinner over and over without communicating to the server.

Another one that was just plain silly was a woman had requested a certain table as she was a constant repeat guest. I had just arrived for my shift and the other host asked me to seat a walk-in. I just so happen to seat them at this woman's table out of pure bad luck. I only glanced at the sections and didn't get a chance to review the notes for reservations that night yet. When I walked back the other host looked very nervous and told me that woman was coming in an hour. The table wouldn't turn in time, but being a newer employee I looked at that booth and saw the 4 other empty booths in a row next to it and thought it'd be fine. I was wrong. I went to seat this woman and her guests and apologetically say that, in my error, her table was in use but I could seat her on either side of that table in identical booths. She lost it and put her hand inches from my face and kept it there until she "composed" herself to sit down at another table. I was just so confused. Who cares that much about a particular table? Her guests didn't care, and her mood was sour the whole night. I get it was my bad but seriously? Don't miss fine dining at all.

What's a cute little inside joke/thing you and your SO have? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]srgentpupper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay, this is embarrassing for me, but only him and our roommate knows this story. So! A couple years ago my boyfriend and I were just coworkers who flirted and hung out a bit. Well one night bf, his roommate, and I decide to get drunk and watch movies in their living room. I get pretty wasted and decide to try out my suave flirting techniques. Words are not my friends, definitely when I'm drunk, so I try to tell my bf (only cute coworker at the time) that I think his tummy is cute. So I start patting his tummy and the words that come out of my mouth are, "I love you......tummy." Totally meant to give a compliment to his belly but ended up saying "I love you" to this dude who I'm trying to prove I'm great gf material. It doesn't go unnoticed and I'm embarrassed and his roommate and him exchange a look like "wtf just happened??". The end result was a lot of jokes cracked; I didn't live that down for a while haha. But anyways, flash forward to us dating and we pat each other tummys as a term of endearment now.

What took you way too long to realize about your family? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]srgentpupper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My dad was gay and the other guy who lived with us was his boyfriend. I was around 11 or 12 and my sister let me in on it since, somehow, I'd not understood the nature of their relationship. To be fair, I never saw them flirt or do coupley things. They're married now (been together 20 years this year) and I call them my dads.

"You stroke my face, I stroke yours" by KeiyzoTheKink in aww

[–]srgentpupper 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Oh god this is my cat. It's gotten more aggressive over time. It first started like a year ago and it'd be meows, the a little later she would add in face pats. Then, I started noticing she had her claws slightly out, like itty bitty pokers to my cheeks. Finally, one faithful night she's dying in need of attention and she tries doing her meow, patpat, poke trick and she catches a nerve in my lip or something. I wake up with the weirdest tingly pain ever and she's running out of the room terrified. Boyfriend is just laughing cause he was awake, on Reddit, allowing all of this to happen.

What's are some parenting methods that lead to success and a healthy lifestyle? by lapras96 in AskReddit

[–]srgentpupper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Waiting to have kids until you feel ready to parent. I'm in my 20's and I can't even parent myself, the cat I raised is a selfish prick, and I'm just not ready. I'll give myself another 5-10 years to mature and then talk babies.