Wrap it up folks, the Carolinas were a failure. The states are to be dismantled and annexed as a suburb of Henderson and all restaurants are now required by law to purchase The Best Sauce in the World.
All use of vinegar-based sauces will be punished by summary execution by the newly appointed Paulitical Commissar.
Why does he hate vinegar sauce so much? I thought he reviewed Texas barbecue once and liked it and that's what we use. Pretty much everywhere but the midwest uses a lighter, vinegar based sauce and you dip it in. The vinegar is supposed to complement the savoriness of the meat, its like how you have fried chicken with pickles, the acidity compliments the fattiness of it, so its not just grease and sugar.
I'm a little surprised he cares that much about beef vs pork. I thought fatty cuts of pork would be his favorite thing ever. He's so gay for microwave bacon but has issues with bbq pork, or a restaurant that exclusively serves pork? No shit a region that specializes in sweeter, fatty meats would use a vinegar sauce.
It's like he just has to find something to be mad about because he legitimately has never felt happiness or joy.
This is also surprising to me because hes reviewing North Carolina BBQ. The style of BBQ that is famous for its pulled pork the way Texas is with brisket.
Of course theyre going to take pride in serving pork and serve pork products, thats one of the biggest hallmarks of North Carolina Style barbecue.
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Only the 4th stop in, Jack finally decides to Google what Carolina BBQ is. Amazing.
To be fair that does look like shit (and I guess because Jack made the thumbnail). Pulled pork, a slice of I guess Texas toast (I watched and its barbecue slaw but my point stands), and frozen crinkle cut fries that dont even look cooked? Im spoiled that I grew up in the Hill Country, because theres a lot of famous barbecue there.
Who eats french fries with barbecue anyway, it just dawned on me.
That's a perfectly reasonable price point for a vinyl. You can expect to pay even more for a short run pressing from some local/indie band.
Can't speak for anyone else but my favorite vinyls are way more valuable to me than my favorite cooking gadgets.
I was gonna mention that, for a double album, thats 20 dollars a record which is pretty good. Granted its a famous artist and a huge label so they have the means, but most of the records I see are around 20-30 for a single album. Hed bitch like a boomer about the record store day stuff. Rare albums on discogs/ebay can go for over 100 bucks. I mean at that point its collector shit but they do shit like print them on colored vinyl or put stuff on the label on the record so it looks weird while it spins, to entice people.
