This is a cute manga and the deaf representation is decent but those two get on my nerves

Looks like there's a business there that specializes in this kind of thing, plus Wyoming lets you keep LLC owners anonymous. www.wyomingagents.com

If supernatural fantasy is your thing, I recommend trying this one.

I've read books or stories with deaf characters where I thought their background didn't match up at all with what was happening in the story. I've also read books with loner deaf characters and thought they needed friends. Both are not true for this book.

Yes, that's it!

I've seen it at parties before: www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/chil...

Works with meatballs, so why not? 🤷‍♀️

I tried just peanut butter and grape jelly on one and peanut butter and sambal oelek on the other.

Grape jelly: 5/10. I think even with the Cap'n Crunch, it would've gone up maybe to 7/10?

Sambal: 8/10. Everything worked together nicely, would definitely make this again

* Their name was something like "Bespoke Air" while the LLC was something like "person's name NP LLC." It added to the weirdness of the whole thing, made it seem even more unprofessional.

* Why almost a year to follow up on this? New ownership or another VRS experience gone bad?

Huh, I thought hearing culture was requiring music as background noise in stores 🤔

First:
+ Wrapped
+ Used the right meats and cheese

Second:
+ Good bread
+ Pepperoncini
+ Used the right meats and cheese

Oh yeah, bread makes a huge difference too.

I mention this because look at those sandwiches I got today. Second was because I was pissed about how bad the first one was.

Anyway, I loved sour candy as a small child and didn't care so much for chocolate. I still love sour things (gib all the pickles. And sour beers.)

And that apparently has carried over into my Italian sandwich preferences 💀

Like, you already have fatty meat and cheese... And you want to add more fat? Fuck off. At least there's some balancing out with the vinegar. Likewise for the pepperoncini, also adds to that balancing act.

Tomatoes and lettuce, needed. Onions, I feel I could go either way.

I didn't figure out the pepperoncini/banana pepper one for a long time, until I made Italian sandwiches with that included and realized what most others I'd had was missing.

I also would like to fight whoever thinks mayo on Italian sandwiches is a good idea.

I've been trying Italian sandwiches all over my area for years and I think I finally nailed why I don't like most of them.

I have two criteria for my sandwiches, other than the typical meats and provolone:
1) must use oil+vinegar, not mayo
2) must include pepperoncini