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Definitely will be coming back for Chef’s erotic take on pigs in a blanket. The entire menu is designed to please all of the senses by promoting libido via truffle oil
Feb 13, 2024
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🐔on de lorimier. best fucking fried chicken sandwich i've ever had in my life. they do a tofu one too that's apparently like half a brick of firm tofu marinated/fried and it also rocks. insanely delicious. plus it's next to brouhaha so if you're also feeling thirsty you can pop in there for a pint or something. knock urself out
Feb 21, 2024
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🥟One of my favourite restaurants. They are a chinese restaurant that only serves vegan dishes. The food is excellent and I’m not a vegan. They have different restaurants in the city and I’d always recommend booking because they get busy.
Menu recommendation: Wontons in Spicy Sauce 🙂↕️
Menu recommendation: Wontons in Spicy Sauce 🙂↕️
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👨About a year ago, I started my first (public sector) union job after years of non-union work for different companies in the private sector. The difference in collective bargaining (0-100), benefits, job security, and mental/physical well being has been nothing short of amazing.
If you are currently strung out, feeling hopeless about your career in a private sector/non-union position or field, and are wondering if there’s something better for you - there is. I took a massive pay cut from private-public for the many benefits of a union job, and it was 100% worth it. Roughly 35% of public sector jobs are union-represented, and that percentage is higher in blue, worker-friendly states. Start applying to open positions that may interest you on your local/state government’s job board, use any connection you may have (I didn’t have one and still found something) - there is a better career for you out there :)
If you are currently strung out, feeling hopeless about your career in a private sector/non-union position or field, and are wondering if there’s something better for you - there is. I took a massive pay cut from private-public for the many benefits of a union job, and it was 100% worth it. Roughly 35% of public sector jobs are union-represented, and that percentage is higher in blue, worker-friendly states. Start applying to open positions that may interest you on your local/state government’s job board, use any connection you may have (I didn’t have one and still found something) - there is a better career for you out there :)
