Ideally, sauceologists should run a meta-analysis to definitively determine the ideal ratio. There is a possibility of a regional difference, and older studies might have higher ratios to compare to, and we're lacking data on special limited edition sauces.

Honey Mustard is probably number one, Ranch is well received but may be up to the taster. For me, ranch is second, followed by BBQ sauce.

After that... Sweet and Sour, Hot Mustard, Buffalo, and finally there was some sort of hot sauce I forgot what they called. None of it was bad, but I found the spicy ones less appropriate, especially Buffalo which I associate with wings.

To my knowledge, none of these are seasonal or a special event sauce, but a seasoned nugget specialist may know more.

(Outside of this, Sriracha is actually my favorite sauce for chicken nuggets, but that was not part of this particular experience.)

Hehe, because I do an overly dramatic emotional reading for my 4yo, it's her favorite book btw.

Let's see... I recall 40 piece coming with 6, so I already know 0.1 is off. That's 40:6, so 0.15.

That said, you can get pretty good nugget coverage with 6 nuggets to a sauce. I recently asked for one of each sauce when getting a 40 and that was 7 sauces, and they didn't charge more cause I clearly was ordering with the curious whimsy of someone who had never had a 40 pack before. After all, this wasn't a planned visit, fates simply lead us there that evening.

With a ratio of 0.175, there was plenty leftover, although popular sauces Honey Mustard and Ranch did almost run out. I imagine even with a 0.1 ratio, there should be enough sauce to satisfy all but the most gluttonous sauce abusers, assuming you only get sauces people are willing to eat.

That art mode is a good move, although several other game launchers already have similar (ES-DE for Linux or Launchbox Big Box for Windows are my favorites, some overlap on themes too). Still, more Linux options are better, and I wonder if EmuDeck can utilize it better for emulation support.

You know, you're not supposed to cut over the center dividing line when you turn but plenty of people do if you're not making a perfect arc with your turn (and I mean, just a little bit). A friend got pulled over for it. We both agreed it was probably racial.

I mean, technically yes when we go extinct, as it's hard to have religious belief when you're dead; but until then... no, certainly not. Human brains simply rely on heuristics too much for people to shake pseudoscientific thinking that leads to spirituality (even without organized religion).

I'm hopefully at least the number of people not believing in organized religion goes down, though. That's the current trend, even if it's just people answering "none".

I gotta drive through Brentwood every day for work and over the last two years, we've gone from 1 or 2 security cars to like, 5 or 6 on the same route.

It was zero before Luigi.

It certainly sounds "more legitimate" than pulling them over for a failure to use a blinker or doing too sharp of a left turn, as friends and victims of DWB can attest to having happened to them.

Although given the paper trail here, it is probably easier to fight in court.

A strange young lad who speaks only in rhyme stalks an elderly man he just met, ultimately persuading the gentleman into eating a questionable off-color breakfast entree.

Sweet! Free knife box!

They don't seem to ask this anymore but... yeah.

Side note, I miss when they gave free coffee samples.