In Chile there’s this 2000’s telenovela called “Romané” about a group of gypsies that arrive to a town in northern Chile. I personally don’t understand the fascination, but the show took over the collective minds of the population, I guess it was the abundance of quotable moments and the very distinctive speaking patterns of the characters and their personalities, they were memes before we knew what a meme was. You can quote any character in the show and everyone will know what you’re talking about, even young people.

They’re still rerunning the show every couple of years or so, 25 years later, I’m not aware of any other show here that has resonated so much.

hot water is a relatively modern luxury. you probably have a living ancestor that remembers not growing up with easy, or any, access to hot water, just hurtfully cold, refreshing water.

Niagara user here, I think it’s worth every penny, and it’s so cheap, and the developer is very receptive. It’s a very simple purchase.

Chilean here, we have two classics:

1. Completo (as in “complete”, also known as Dinámico for “dynamic”): Diced tomato, sauerkraut, mashed avocado, chilean american sauce (finely chopped pickled white onions, carrots and pickles) and mayo.
2. Italiano (“italian”): Diced tomato, mashed avocado and mayo.

I’d normally go for the latter and save the former for special occasions.

This Saturday we had some friends from the board game group over, and I showed them my copy of Kelp, because it’s just a 2p game, I watched them play from the shark side, as I have no poker face for this game. They really enjoyed it!

After that we played Coffee Rush, it’s a great game to play with 4 people because you get lots of coffee orders and the game goes really fast! it was a blast.