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@benpaddon.net Bluesky
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I've been dealing with depression for a few weeks now, which is also how long it's been since I last ate at Del Taco. I'm not saying there's a correlation, but if you told me they were putting antidepressants in their crispy chicken ranch tacos I'd believe you. And then I'd order two next time.
That the backdrop is covered in the logo for Raising Cane's, a fast food chain that has gone all in on AI in its advertisements, is even better. What a wonderful fuck-you.
There ain't no game like a Bethesda game because a Bethesda game has bugs that are baffling but do not always negatively impact gameplay.
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