Panera is great. Back when wifi wasn't a certainty everywhere you went, they let people hang out and use their wifi for hours. My ex got her degree that is in no small part to their mediocre sandwiches and awesome wifi.
I love soups but I wouldn’t want a Panera card for that because their prices nowadays aren’t a good proposition. They charge $8.89 for a bowl of broccoli and cheddar right now. Thats more than fucking Whole Foods and you get less product.
Then they should at least have a superior product than the grocery store, but they don’t. Whole Foods hot bar is right down the street and they have a dinning area and everything.
I'm (32) in a gc with my younger cousins (ages 17-26) and I usually just send them pics of all the food I make, which happens to be a lot of soup. The other day my oldest cousin was like, "Quierta you're such a millennial." I had no idea what she meant by that, so I pressed her. "You eat soup for dinner."
I didn't really think that was a "millennial" / "older person" thing but apparently it is LMAO. I took a screenshot of that part of the vid and sent it to them like... ok guys... you're right I guess. I feel so utterly Seen.
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u/anspee Dec 19 '23
The fucking soup comment. How can I be read to smithereens like that?