In other news (apolitical thread)...

[847badgerfan]

Stay at home son. Hmm.

https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/careers/stay-at-home-son-unemployment-jeopardy-c49a82bb?st=KwRECe&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/careers/stay-at-home-son-unemployment-jeopardy-c49a82bb?st=KwRECe&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

[MrNubbz]

not sure, it's silly that "beef" needs to be mentioned
and a great burger doesn't "need" any toppings or condiments a tall

Nope,you are wrong that's what makes them splendid and unique.Actually it's my preferred protein intake well that and slow roasted brats/sausages on the grill. Using different high-quality beef/Bison/chicken/turkey/veggie burger blends,variety of cheeses,bun types grilled/steamed or right out of the oven adding seperate ingredients like Worcestershire sauce or olive oil for moisture, grilling or pan frying and incorporating herbs for extra flavor. Toppings like red onion,sunnyside up egg,candied jalapenos,Celery and blue cheese dressing(got those out of Tase of Home) avocado dill pickle. Though the hamburger patties I make fall apart faster than some of the dates I've been on. So I get those at Costco or the local butcher.

I usually go with a Great Lakes Dortmunder Gold or the Edmund Fitzgerald Porter if you like anything zesty -  Bon Appetit Happy Hunting 

[FearlessF]

that is great about burgers - you can easily satisfy your mood by adding condiments and toppings

while at Red Robin for lunch yesterday, I enjoyed the Royal burger - a thick beef patty on a fluffy bun and add crispy hardwood-smoked bacon, melty American cheese, lettuce, tomato, mayo and a hot sunnyside up egg sprinkled with Red Robin seasoning

[MrNubbz]

Should have went with with New York Sharp Chedder ALDI's has the best I've had wrapped in like a waxed bag

[FearlessF]

I'll let the young ladies at Red Robin know about ALDI's - the hostess and my server had no idear it was national burger day yesterday

[FearlessF]

[FearlessF]

depends on the day - but, my 6 iron isn't my favorite club

[SFBadger96]

That's a well done either/or. $500,000 is a lot of money, but $5M is never work again money. I think I'd still take the $500K. I've hit plenty of good 6-irons in my life, but I've also hit plenty of bad ones. Sometimes 3 in a row.
There's a part of me that knows I could hit that shot. And there's a big part of me that knows it's not easy, even with three tries.

[betarhoalphadelta]

Yeah, it's hard... $500K would go a LONG damn way to reaching some of my current goals. $5M would mean financial security in any possible case. 

And I *know* I can hit that shot, yeah. I also know that my odds of doing it are a lot lower than 1 in 3. 

[utee94]

I'm certain I can not hit that shot.  Easy choice for me, thanks for the 500K.

[FearlessF]

$500K can buy a lifetime of golf equipment and green fees w/cart

[FearlessF]

taking the vette for a schooner of Coors banquet and a Charlie boy before heading to the golf course for a 2:07 tee time!

FORE!!!

[medinabuckeye1]

As a non-golfer, thanks for the $500k.

[MikeDeTiger]

No-brainer.  I don't golf and probably couldn't hit that if you gave me 50 shots.  Thanks for the 500k, sucker.