Are Bell peppers considered fruit?
Has it chnaged in Quebec but were wait staff not paid less than minimum wage and rely on tips?
Waiters are paid about 9 dollars an hour, yes. Kitchen crews anywhere up of 16. I have a decade and a half of experience and the best I could find is about double that as a salary, which is... almost not enough to live lol.Are Bell peppers considered fruit?
You want grapes? come chez moi, all you can eat! got more than anyone can eat and everyone giving a ton! Best green peppers and figs too!
Has it chnaged in Quebec but were wait staff not paid less than minimum wage and rely on tips?
SalinityHad to go and stock up at my buddies storage,was getting perilously low!
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Red sea is a terrific body of water,never gets cold
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Still the same then,need to tip the wait staff. Much prefer the European way of service and VAT in the price you see on the menu. If It's 20 Euro,it's 20 Euro,etc.
Yes the red sea is a body of water that is not fresh water but salty,so what? you prefer fresh water? Don't know of any fresh water spots that are awesome for scuba diving.
Servers make a killing on tips and don't report them all come tax time. If you get minimal service you don't deserve a tip.
Yes, just like tomatoes, eggplants, pumpkins, gourds, watermelons, it's botanically correct.Are Bell peppers considered fruit?
When they classified fruits and vegetables and berry and what not,gotta wonder what they were thinking. When I'm snacky,I'll have some fruit,apple,orange banana,mango, never gone for a pepper or a tomato
Nor are all restaurants,some are pretty cheap and then you have some that will cost a ton,tip accordingly.
Mother earth is littered with dicks, some are just bigger dicks than other dicks.
I meant no disrespect. The higher the density, “salinity” in this case, of a liquid will keep temperatures stable longer than less dense liquids. The Red Sea is beautiful, warm, dense, and has some insane aquatic life in it. I will never forget the hospitality/kindness we received in Hurghada! They took the jet skis away after the first day lmfao!
When they classified fruits and vegetables and berry and what not,gotta wonder what they were thinking. When I'm snacky,I'll have some fruit,apple,orange banana,mango, never gone for a pepper or a tomato
It has to do with seed production; take the mango for example, it's called a stone fruit, like cherries, olives, peaches and avocadoes.
A similar experience happened to me when I moved to BC. We had 2 cherry trees on the property and they produced like mad. One was your everyday dark red sweet Bings, but the other smaller tree was a Queen Anne. They look like tiny apples and were the best tasting cherries I've ever had. We gorged ourselves until we couldn't eat no more.
Cherries are great! haven't had one in a while though
I have no say in the matter,can only say that conduct yourself as you like as do I and most.
Did you hear about the Funguyz? They tried opening a shop in Montreal, they have several in Toronto. The cops shut it own almost as soon as it opened.IIRC the shrooms I would get came from there, good job!
Nope! never heard of them, they sound fun though
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You're very welcome. I'm glad you liked it, it was a weekly regular meal at home. I think Tuesdays; yeah were well regulated come mealtime.Got a lot of ground beef and made this lasagna. It was good but could have been better,felt like something was missing. I'm thinking spicier sausage and maybe pepperoni on top of the cheese.
And a Merci for @peate,I made the Pie as you suggested,very good.
