Food delivery is very much commonplace in the US nowadays but we're not alone in that. It's also very common in the UK, China, and Germany among other places
All Eddie’s life he was very deprived. He hasn’t had a woman in years, his palms are too hairy to hide
Incorrect. If he was truly Merica he’d be riding Gundy to get that fix. way to go on making the right call on delivery though
Getting drunk and ordering cookies seemed like a better way to spend the evening than putting on a bullet proof vest and shooting myself in the head.
the name is just incredibly misleading as they are more of a cake than cookie I mean most people eat them by the slice
What are you pairing with your cookie? Neat bourbon if you’re still rocking and rolling. Black coffee if not
same for Japan and South Korea. SK especially is ridiculous. we ordered delivery so much when we went there for vacation. delivery fee is a few bucks, no need to tip, and it's not some DoorDash shit where it's there 45 minutes later and has a bite out of it.
Shit tier advice. Why would I pay to have Oreos or Chips Ahoy delivered when I could get warm fresh cookies?
Since we're on topic...It may be hard to believe but one of the best chocolate chip cookies from any type of chain are from Penn Station, the sub place. Do yourself a favor and get one sometime. Way better than they should be.
These things have their places. I use Insomnia when I am buying cookies for my kid's class or something where the cost to quantity ratio matters. I get Crumbl when it's for me
I’ve always gone with the saying shooters gotta shoot, but please for the love of the internet just log off forever.
I love Crumbl, but can admit they can be hit or miss with the rotating flavors. Some of their cookies are insanely good though.