(Specifically I don’t understand everybody talking about how bad turkey tastes cause I’ve never experienced it even being overcooked… it’s weird seeing everyone talk like it’s a universal experience. Maybe I’m the strange one.)
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And I’m picky as hell about the quality of food. Idk
Silly May-May soooo confused soooo sleepy
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ok experiment is over
it was
#4
to the one person who got it right you are my best friend
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If a medieval peasant time travelled to our era, the one thing he or should would do is scold us for being so lazy and sitting around all day.
I thought 2 was too obvious tbh.
I did think 4 was marissa vibed at first
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Trick question.
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02:51i have never in my life had a genuinely great oven-roasted turkey
good enough to eat sure but never something that I loved
The only turkey ive eaten is smoked turkey breast from the store
i mean turkey is a top tier deli meat so it does have that going for it
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i never eat turkey since turkey is more expensive than chicken is and is also harder so chicken clears easily
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chicken has more potential to be Stringily
i had it like once when i was 10 and the entire time i was thinking how some chicken would be nicer instead
never ran into that problem, only time it is like that if its homegrown chickens that are old and u cull them or whatever the name for that is
at that point you can only make broth from that yeah since the meat is super hard and chewy
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Silviu: 
watch you
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Yea
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