Whoa, there partner. You can’t read and understand the way the question was framed, this is the internet!

Every time I see this I think, if I was asked my response would be “has she just had a limb amputated? If so, probably still no but maybe.”

He’s proven it at least once a year since 1980.

I was asking if Bobs Red Mill was going out of business, because I hadn’t heard anything about it.

Are you boycotting them because they’re American? Or are they going out of business?

There used to be sidewalk kiosks called “newsstands” where people could buy the “newspaper,” a daily publication with news about recent events. Bigger news was put on the front page, and at a newsstand you could see the front page for free.

Because this is talking about the Soviet Union, the man is almost certainly looking for a headline announcing that Josef Stalin has died.

In cities that haven’t been completely taken over by car brain, people don’t drive to the stadium. Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, all cities with passionate sports fandoms and functioning public transit. I once rode on a Metra train (Chicagoland regional rail) with a group of ~10 Cubs fans who were working on a couple cases of beer on their way to a game.

For places like LA, the line to get out of the parking lot is so long, there’s time to sober up before you’re actually on the road. (jk, kind of.)