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Our Heroes return to the golden arch mecca to get the much lauded after Snack Wrap. These once affordable meal replacements are now burgeoning on the $4 mark so really what's the point? Maybe they're working on it, like Nick's phone. He's almost got those points. 114 year olds unite, this ones for YOU! AI is taking over. Yuck.

Grab a shirt before the Switchfork comes back (early September?) over at https://100percenteat.store NOW but which old prints should we bring back?Also grab an autograph from Our Heroes https://streamily.com/100-percent-eat

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Annika

that marathoner was just a fucking kid :/

bryc

The last few times Eric has asked for old designs I kept thinking of the pizza reaper, a hoodie or shirt would be sick Also the monkey likes bendy straws for their arches

foolishjules

fuckin loved my pizza reaper shirt til i got fat smdh

Carlos de Alba

We're on a path towards a print on demand tee where Osama says NAH and has a tower of pimps.

Vash583

Of the 4 face jam shirts I've owned over the years, the pizza reaper has held out the best with the least amount of fading.

Lochlan Niven

Nick, if you’re getting a new iPhone the new ones are coming out in October. If your not getting the new one everything else will go down in price at least

Shady_McLoehr

It’s a real shame Osama is going to miss NAHWU

Milkasaurous

I'm not 100% certain about this but, I believe the reason that basically every McDonald's ice cream machines are always broken is because they aren't owned by said McDonald's franchises. Not unlike ATMs, vending machines, or a Konica Minolta printer at a UPS Store, the machines are rented out to the franchise by another company and need to be maintained by that company...but they essentially never are and they break down pretty frequently. Now...are these franchises really going out of their way to report the broken machines to the owner company? ...Probably not. But, this goofball, going as far as to create a dedicated YouTube channel, specifically to blast this McDonald's over "their" ice cream machine, is essentially akin to creating a record label specifically to sign on bands who only write music about their local lamp store never building them a claw-foot bathtub.