Subj : Re: Eat What You Like
To   : Daryl Stout
From : George Pope
Date : Mon Apr 12 2021 11:17:14

 >   That's what it is here...but since the mask mandate has been relaxed,
 > it depends on the restaurant, whether you have to keep it on until your
 > food and drink arrive.

In general, here you must have your mask on when entering any public building
(including restaurants); once at your booth, you'reconsidered in morte 
private territory (as in bathrooms--haven't heard of Bathroom Patrols yet))

 >   With living alone, and when I'm driving in my car, I don't wear the
 > mask... why should I??

At home & in your car alone, of course you don't need to wear it by any
standards.

But elsewhere, you could come in contact with the virus & the mask provides
some (1-2%) protection for you & 95% for others, in case you've got it & are
asymptomatic.

 >  GP> Use the "Search" function on the app to see all they have (first
 >  GP> categories, then each category has a list of restaurants(some 
crosslap)

 >   I'll worry about that later...got other stuff to worry about first.

Of course; but when you want to go for Uber Eats, that's what I've found most
helpful.

 >  GP> I like "American" or "Healthy" for a good selection; not much overlap
 >  GP> in those two, for some reason. . .

 >   The price of everything keeps going up.

& not by happenstance (bad weather wrecking the wheat crops so burgers go up,
or the Arabs go to war again, increasing fuel costs for delivering 
everything, including your groceries & restaurants' ingfredients); it's all
artificial & deliberate; milking us to within an inch of our ability to live.

 >  GP> Then for your visits, I would've opened the window & stop smoking an
 >  GP> hour before you came.

 >   If you smoke during sex, you're doing it too fast. <G>

I've been fast, I've been slow, but never smoked during sex; melted a condom
or two to bits, though, in my younger days. (everything good & nominally
immoral I enjoyed in my  younger days)

 >  GP> Good. I don't consider them to be "vices"; they CAN be, if mis-used.

 >   If you're a Vice President, does that make you President Of Vice??

Looking back at the political news from you country the past few decades, I
think so! & I think Bill Clinton was a Vice President (not Vice-President)

Some say he was the first black president:
1) he lived in government housinig
2) he received agovernment cheque each month
3) he played the saxaphone
4) he liked chubby white girls (bony Linda notwithstanding)


 >  GP> It's, essentially, a quickie (not quiche) omelet. . .

 >   I see you remember the joke on that. <G>

Of course; I'm the Cyberpope (Bishop of ROM)

I was filling this echo over 26 years ago. . .

 >  GP> Eulogy of an egg
 >  GP> He died last fry day. Thank God he wasn't beaten. Don't worry, he 
went
 >  GP> over easy. He's now on the sunny side. He's definitely in a better
 >  GP> plate.

 >   Egg-citing story.

Trying to get your funny side up. . .

 >  GP> An egg breakup is hard, but after that..
 >  GP> It’s over easy

 >   And runny.

Trump's a good shit in the long run (but who wants long runny shit?)

Your friend,

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Cyberpope, Bishop of ROM
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