"Recently I took a friend in a pink shirt to lunch. Insensitively, I led him into a gourmet sandwich shop. Suddenly I saw his face light up as he was confronted with sandwiches named “Padrino” and “Pomodoro” and ingredients like soppressata, capicollo and a striata baguette....
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lmao
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I understand that reference. I am slightly worried that I do!
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David Brooks still having an NYT column is like Grey's Anatomy still being on the air.
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I snorted
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Disgusted with myself for understanding this reference
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Nice pull. Deep cut. 🤣
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I keep rereading the first sentence and will continue reading it for a bit
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Not really the point, but I'm not sure I've ever seen it spelled "capicollo" outside that column...
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I forgot to change those double quotes to singles, but I'm sure we can all cope.
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This is next level. 🤌🏽
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Oh good grief, I Googled the opening two sentences to find the original article and instead Google provided me with advice for writing a letter of apology to the friend
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*actually laughing out loud at this
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You’ll be pleased to know these two incidents took place about four blocks apart from each other.
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No saucisson sec?
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Brooksian.
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“So we went to eat Mexican… but then I had to figure out what ‘nopales’ was…”
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Deep cut 💀
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There’s a reason it’s a classic
