Wishes

[ntsheep]

Holy crap why didn't I think of that!!!!!!!!

[Cory Trese]

My current favorite is "Nongshim Shin Ramyun" in "Gourmet Spicy" which I think is beef+chicken but hard to tell

[ntsheep]

Is that something you get at the store or a local restaurant. Sounds good.

[Cory Trese]

I buy it off Amazon

[En1gma]

Cory Trese has no time to leave his house for anything-- especially shopping. Buying food off of Amazon makes perfect sense.

[ntsheep]

Could we get a link pretty please. This sounds like something to stock up on for my trip to Wasteland.

[Cory Trese]

Here is the Amazon link

amzn.to/1VGjsjT

[xdesperado]

May 1, 2016 15:39:53 GMT -5 Cory Trese said:

Here is the Amazon link

amzn.to/1VGjsjT

You should get johndramey to buy that for you!
From what I remember it's dirt cheap in Korea, think price like the cheap brands you buy at Winco and similar stores here.
Then again hard to tell looking at that Amazon page exactly how many packets or whatever you get for that price.

[ntsheep]

A subscription to ramen! Have it delivered every 3 months to your door Price looks good for the type it is. Thanks for the link Cory.

[Cory Trese]

it comes in a box of 20. i also have it on subscription. that keeps me from eating too much of it.

i write the date i rx'd it on the carton so I don't sodium myself to death

[ntsheep]

So today while doing my monthly grocery shopping, I found that ramen at my local Walmart. 98 cents for a single pack, $3.78 for a five pack. Grabbed a single and when I got home cooked it up for breakfast\lunch. I made the broth in a separate pot, threw in some shredded beef marinated in my homemade teriyaki sauce with the noodles and it was pretty darn good. May have to put this one on the shopping list now as a little treat for myself. The spice level is just right too, not so much that it burns your mouth forcing you to spend more time drinking than enjoying the ramen. A bowl of this on a cold night will hot the spot for sure.

[xdesperado]

May 4, 2016 12:47:19 GMT -5 ntsheep said:

So today while doing my monthly grocery shopping, I found that ramen at my local Walmart. 98 cents for a single pack, $3.78 for a five pack. Grabbed a single and when I got home cooked it up for breakfast\lunch. I made the broth in a separate pot, threw in some shredded beef marinated in my homemade teriyaki sauce with the noodles and it was pretty darn good. May have to put this one on the shopping list now as a little treat for myself. The spice level is just right too, not so much that it burns your mouth forcing you to spend more time drinking than enjoying the ramen. A bowl of this on a cold night will hot the spot for sure.

Hmm, so if Cory Trese goes to Walmart he can save like $5 on 20 packs of Ramen, but that means more time away from workstation equating to loss of productivity on ST2, However $5 is an extra can of coffee at Walmart which means more caffeine so Cory Trese can have more late night/early morning coding seasons which means added productivity...can one of you smart math geek types please do the actual cost analysis on this so we get the best performance out of our sock puppets...err I mean Cory Trese!

We really need graphs and flow charts for this analysis.

[fallen]

Cory Trese has been knocked out of commission for a few days with the flu. Hopefully ramen and coffee will restore him soon.

[xdesperado]

May 4, 2016 18:26:32 GMT -5 fallen said:

Cory Trese has been knocked out of commission for a few days with the flu. Hopefully ramen and coffee will restore him soon.

Sorry to hear he's sick, wish him a speedy recovery.
Spicey Ramen is good for it, coffee unfortunately not so much, better to stick with water and juice along with plenty of rest.

[ntsheep]

I get the feeling that if Cory get too much coffee, something like this happens,