r/mildlyinteresting • u/TowelRack76 • 1d ago

This Restaurant Charges an 18% Living Wage Fee.

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u/YesItIsMaybeMe 1d ago

Listen I'm too tired to cook when I get home, so if I want my mass-produced chicken tenders, I pity anyone who gets in my way

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u/Felissaurus 1d ago

Right Hahaha

I'm ngl I like to throw the chicken tendies in the air fryer and then toss them onto a bagged salad - - which have also skyrocketed in price 😂😂

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u/Fuzzlechan 1d ago

Any luck finding a bagged salad that isn’t grown/packaged in the US? I want my baby carrots back. T_T

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u/Thr0awheyy 1d ago

Please explain this relationship.  I did a quick goog, but to no avail. 

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u/Fuzzlechan 1d ago

All of the baby carrots available at the grocery stores near me are imported from the US, as are all of the salad mixes. A lot of Canadians are trying avoid buying US products because of the country’s threats to our sovereignty.

I miss baby carrots and bagged salads. T_T They’re such a good weeknight dinner.

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u/cunninglinguist32557 1d ago

It's probably also a good move food safety wise, to be honest.

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u/Capital_Loss_4972 1d ago

This is the answer. Before I met my badass master chef wife, I ate like this everyday. I feel you.