Sink your teeth into today's top stories from around the globe.
- Eddie Huang "drops knowledge like Polonius to Laertes" to the next New York Times dining critic as Sam Sifton steps down. - Fresh Off the Boat
- A 290-pound man is suing White Castle because he can't easily slide into their booths to enjoy one of their signature sliders. - New York Post
- A man breaks into an Illinois restaurant because he was hungry. The irony of it all? The restaurant was called Mr. Beef & Pizza and he made chicken tenders. - Guardian
- An epic drought in Texas has hit ranchers the hardest. - USA Today
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Cajun Boiled peanutes especially rock. They are always awesome when you pull off the side of the road and get a huge bag for $3-4 from a good old boy selling them from a huge pot in the country. I fell in love with boiled peanuts instantly after I moved to the South and experienced them for the first time.
I'd love to try boiled peanuts, never seen them anywhere besides blogs like this. The man breaking into the restaurant- was he high?! Also, how classless is it for this guy to sue White Castle- will he try to sue McD's for making him obese as well? How about Burger King for something as well, like the commercials not featuring the creepy king? And sue Wendy's- just because- for good measure!
Sue Wendy's for creating the Frosty addiction!
New York Post. "Portly patron sues for bigger booths." I look at his photo and I see a fat, lazy, entitlement minded idiot that wants everyone to cater to his every whim. Ridiculous. Idiocracy in the making.
It's about Goobers! Cool! Sadly, I'm not a fan of boled paynuhts.
There's a reason "goobers" & "loogies" mean the same thing.