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The Case Of Being Employed

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Tomahawks Are Pound-For-Pound The Biggest Scam In The Steak World

We hate to be the ones to pull back the curtain on this steak trend, as tomahawks have brought so much joy to thousands on Instagram while they gleefully swing around their steaks like Danny Trejo in Machete. But really, someone has to address this as a scam.

See, it's not unusual to drop a cool $100+ on a tomahawk, and we want you to know that you're paying a $50 to $80 upcharge for nothing more than a cool photo op, as tomahawk steaks are just over-glorified ribeye steaks.

You're not getting much more meat or extra flavor, you're literally paying for an extra foot of bone that you can't even eat.

"Essentially, you're just buying the bone," Chef Michael Puglisi of Electric City Butchers said about the tomahawk. "It's more about aesthetics than anything."

(FoodBeast.com)

And You Thought It Was Hot Where You Lived . . . . .

It's So Hot in Japan, the Fake Food in Restaurant Windows Is Melting 

The temperature inside the window was close to 140 degrees.

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Daily Or Race Car? It's A Tough Decision

6 best cars for $5,000 

Looking for a good used car on a budget? We've got you covered. 

1. 2004-2006 Subaru WRX
The Subaru Impreza WRX offers a lot of what you might want in a vehicle. A 2L turbocharged engine gives 227 horsepower and it gets 27 mpg on the highway.

3. 1990-1997 Mazda MX-5 Miata
A car that's praised for rewarding the driver. The shifter is sublime, and the controls are light and accurate. The 1.6-liter engine that makes 115 horsepower or a 1.8-liter that makes 128 horsepower are our preferred versions.

5. 1987-2006 Jeep Wrangler
Yes, it's possible to get a well-loved Jeep Wrangler with about 100,000 miles on the odometer. In many ways, a Wrangler is perfect for the snowy winters with its unrivaled 4x4 capability. An SUV, convertible and icon, all in one? What more could you ask for?

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