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My burger Cravin g Despite all the social distancing measures being implemented daily, when you have a craving you can’t help but get out there and get your fix. I had one of those moments a few days ago when I was craving a real juicy burger. I was really craving for quality burgers, and “Five Guys” is my benchmark. Their burgers are juicy, fresh, and delicious. In other words, I was tired of eating dry, desiccated rubbery burgers from Mcdonalds and other fast-food chains and wanted to get a good quality burger. Smashburger The only option within a 5-mile radius of my apartment was “Smashburger”. I had remembered reading about them serving up decent burgers, so I decided to get my fix and drove over there. Although the parking spots were limited, because of the Corona Outbreak social distancing, I found a parking spot right in front of the store. So I pulled right up and parked my car and went inside. My experience at the Smashburger location Inside it was a small spac...

It was with great excitement I purchased a brand new beautiful red 2016 Honda Civic in January of 2017. However, the excitement didn't last long. I started experiencing problems with my AC at just 15,000 miles. The AC wouldn't cool at all, I would turn it on and keep it on for a while thinking, maybe it just needs a little time to cool. But it never got cool even after keeping it on for almost an hour's journey, and this went on for several days, and weeks. Needless to say, I was scared, because I didn't have the money to repair the AC, and I knew it could cost several hundred dollars. Eventually, I decided to call the dealership, and they said it was covered under the warranty. That was quite a relief, for my wife and I, especially considering our toddler also had to suffer in the hot car on our travels. So we took it to the dealer. Of course, you have to wait for hours to get these things fixed, even if you show up with an appointment. So the mechanic came ba...

As the price of gasoline has continued to rise at the pumps, the debate goes on about what is actually causing these price hikes. As usual, there are those that argue that this is just another "market" driven phenomenon, and the rising price of gasoline is the reaction of the "market" to changes in supply, or changes in demand, or both. And sure, that argument is a legitimate one particularly in a capitalistic economy, but that's not what’s bothersome; some want to go farther than that to suggest that the "markets" are comprised merely of suppliers and demanders, and nothing or no one else. This is where the problem lies; it is the suggestion that the "markets", something much more complicated than suppliers and demanders is comprised merely of suppliers and demanders. It is the reduction of "markets" into suppliers and demanders that is problematic, untrue, and preposterous. Their argument may hold water with those who are ignor...