Another difference between a good restaurant and a fantastic one… if you have two checks a good restaurant will give you just one pen but a fantastic one will give you two. It’s the small things and a desire for exceptional customer service that cause restaurants to stand out
Fanatics (@Fanatics) is the grinch! Delaying gifts ordered and hanging up to paying customers. Very rude to customers. Not a trust worthy company!
Changes are needed soon. If the bears don’t do them perhaps either the city or the state should seize the bears by Eminent domain
I didn’t think it was possible for the #Bears to find a massive step down from Matt Nagy as their head coach.
I was wrong.
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no offense but it feels like the “cicadas that come out every 17 years” happen every single summer…
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The Bears will have ___ wins after Week 10. 👀
#DaBears
This seems excessive. Even in the loop there’s no need to spend $40 on lunch. Can get Potbelly or Corner bakery for like $10-$12 or Boars head for $15
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Growing up I heard lots of people claim a good senior prank was sending a cow up the stairs of your school because "cow's can go up stairs but not down". Seems like someone finally tried it!
Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary
Everything everywhere all at once robbed!
Here are the best movies of 2022, according to our co-chief film critic, @manohladargis. nyti.ms/3VFUNOw

ALT The best movies of 2022 by Manohla Dargis, our co-chief film critic. 1: ‘EO’ (Jerzy Skolimowski). 2: ’Petite Maman’ (Céline Sciamma). 3: ‘Nope’ (Jordan Peele). 4: ‘No Bears’ (Jafar Panahi). 5: ‘Kimi’ (Steven Soderbergh). 6: ‘The Eternal Daughter’ (Joanna Hogg). 7: ‘Happening’ (Audrey Diwan). 8: ‘Decision to Leave’ (Park Chan-wook). 9: ‘Expedition Content’ (Ernst Karel and Veronika Kusumaryati). 10: ‘All the Beauty and the Bloodshed’ (Laura Poitras).
Please assist @FDSportsbook @FanDuel_Support. The payout is wrong! Robbery!
Good night sweet prince
THE KING IS DEAD: Construction crews are razing the former Evanston Burger King building on Orrington Ave.
The franchise location opened in May 1976, according to The Daily Northwestern. An 11-story office building will replace the fast food restaurant. @NNN_News


















