Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for September 11, 2021

My five alarm chili is categorized as a streaming dinner.

What about YouTube video dinners?

I’m guessing it’s just meant to be a generic store display, but the random rectangular prisms on the right are weirdly distracting.

Same foods? Different Packaging?

Is it legal to have a Streaming Device Dinner while watching TV? If not, who will enforce these requirements/mandates? Will people be arrested?

They’ve had dinners for those who access the web while eating for years, they call it “Surf and turf”.

Where are the VR dinners?

The streaming service dinners must have all the food for the season in one concentrated package.

I do have a streaming dinner, in front of my PC.

I can’t eat with my kids, it’s too stressful.

The food is the same but the streaming ones take 30 minutes of prep time… to decide which one you want.

He could have done without the random shelf on the end.

Bottom line, Cliff, there is no real food in the virtual world.

Too bad none of them offers food for thought.

I tried one of those once and didn’t care for it. Apparently, I didn’t have a strong signal.

Wonder which category chips would fall under

Missed it by one day. Yesterday was TV dinner day

The selection of ads on commercial tv consists of a nice sandwich of food porn and diet scams, with a lovely garnish of pharmaceuticals.

Which one do you use if you stream on your tv?

I’m wondering if he isn’t referencing some company that have put out precise Spotify playlists that are timed to their product perfectly. Bertolli pasta is one of them.

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