#7 eleven japan hot food

[beardedmrbean]

Some pretty light news here. If they actually manage this it could be a great help for folks in food deserts.

Also having edible convenience store food is nice, not everyone has Wawa to lean on lol

Submitted by @jaycethepancake

That would be nice, I did like their dorito coated cheese thingies when I had them tho. ___________________________

If social media has made the world feel smaller by connecting us to users all over the world, it’s also made us well aware of what we’re missing here in the United States — and nothing gives us that FOMO feeling like seeing footage of the fabulous 7-Eleven stores of Japan. 

These Japanese convenience stores (or konbini, as they’re called) boast snacks, beverages, and on-the-go meals that put America’s hot dog rollers to shame: onigiri, fried chicken, sushi, egg sandwiches, fresh cakes and pastries, mochi, and an array of hot bar items, to name a few. With our envy reaching a fever pitch, there’s been a renewed effort to get our 7-Elevens up to par — meaning we might soon get a taste of konbini treats here at home. 

Even if you sip Slurpees on the regular, you might be surprised to learn that 7-Eleven, despite being founded in Texas, is a Japanese-owned company. In the 1970s, 7-Eleven opened its first locations in Japan, where the formula proved to be so successful that the operation utterly eclipsed its United States counterpart. By 2005, Seven-Eleven Japan Co., Ltd., owned by Seven & I Holdings, acquired full ownership of the brand.

Since then, Japan has upped its konbini game ceaselessly. Because it offers satisfying food at affordable prices, it’s part of the culture in ways that our minimarts fail to live up to. Thus, the company is considering lending that secret sauce to 7-Eleven’s US locations.  ____________________

This could be a game changer for folks, very cool. I look forward to seeing if they can pull it off.

[nyaruhodou]

hiii so random but i love hearing abt ur japan adventures! any tips for getting around/going out? i’m usamerican (not white tho) and don’t speak much japanese and i’m going in a few months mostly in tokyo <3 no pressure to answer !

so luckily in tokyo a lot of places especially chains will have some english menus! but definitely its good to brush up on basic food vocabulary just in case.

many smaller businesses dont take card so make sure you have plenty of cash on you!!! if you can do exact change thats even better. also idk if youre traveling with other people but some places will not be able to split the bill, but some will so just ask "betsu betsu de ii desu ka?"=is it okay to pay separately?

^if you do this make sure you know the names of the food you got to tell the waiter how to split the check

wear comfortable shoes bc there is a LOT of walking. like a lot a lot. also its gonna be crazy hot and humid when you're there so just be prepared for that as well. get an umbrella at a konbini (7 eleven, lawson, familymart), nobody here wears rain coats (maybe for fashion reasons?)

speaking of konbinis they do all have atms where you can withdraw cash for a small fee. i prefer 7 elevens atms bc you can withdraw 10000 yen in 1000 bills whereas others will just give you the 10000 bill

if i think of anything else ill reblog this again with more advice!

[brookston]

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[jackiewepps]

Jackie in Japan - Convenience Stores (part 2)

I did say we weren't done with this subject, didn't I? I was planning for a part 3 too, but that will have to wait until I remember what's supposed to go there.

To me, convenience stores save lives. Normally I don't have the energy to both cook and study, so I usually prioritize studying. Besides, the kitchen is poorly lit and usually occupied, so 19 out of 20 times I will go for whatever the convenience store or the supermarket have to offer. They save me. Within this past week, I have been saved by the convenience stores twice. I say "saved" because they were there when I needed them most, wich was after the trip to Dazaifu and on my way home from the baseball game.

They previde a few different things and I will go to them for different things too. Today, I will have them compete against each other.

Generally speaking they mostly have the same selection. They have rice balls (onigiri) of many kinds. They have sandwitches that are easy to eat. They have meals that just needs a short conversation with a microwave to be ready, they have cold drinks, hot drinks, cold snacks and normal snacks that are either somewhat Japanese or pretending to not be. You can also get a few other things, like magazines (shounen Jump as an example), and I have found face masks there too.

Generally speaking, 7-Eleven, Family Mart and Lawson each have one point where they are stronger than the others, but this might of course come down to the size of the store I went to.

7-Eleven wins when it comes to the microwave meal selection (at least I found a good dish last time I went there. However, I haven't found that many snacks I like tbh. They also score on familiarity, as it is a wide-spread brand, even if the ones in Denmark definitely do not sell the same things as here, and I assume it's the same for the rest of the world.

Lawson wins on the snack selection. The primary reason is that I found my new love, the momopan (peach bread) there. Also, there are no snacks I have tried that I did not like. will avoid cheese filling of any snack. But I have found some snacks with too much anko (bean paste) in 7-Eleven for my taste and I found a danish with pure chocolate inside and mixing that was an awful choice, just a friendly note to whoever got that idea. I have not yet had an experience like that with anything I have found in Lawson, so that's why they win.

Family Mart win the award for best service. I have to correct myself from last time. I have only ever been asked if I want my food heated in Family Mart and the employees are always ready to help me if I need it. They have a selection like everyone else, but I will keep coming back for the service alone. Besides, where I stayed last time I was n Japan, there were way more Family Mart stores than any other convenience store chain, so it does hold a special place for me.

I think I remember the next topic. I'm going to talk about what you can do at a convenience store next time. Believe it or not, it's not just convenient because of the food selection.

Do you have a favorite Japanese snack?

[brookstonalmanac]

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Feast of Theano (patron of vegetarianism)

Guru Rinpoche Day (Bhutan)

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Tinne (Celtic Book of Days)

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Premieres

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Alphas (TV Series; 2011)

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Beechwood 4-5789, by The Marvelettes (Song; 1962)

Boyhood (Film; 2014)

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Contact (Film; 1997)

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (Film; 2014)

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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (US Film; 2007) [#5]

Hellboy II: The Golden Army (Film; 2008)

Honky Tonk Women, by The Rolling Stones (Song; 1969)

Jesus Christ Superstar (Musical Play; 1971) [1st Stage Performance]

The Joke, by Milan Kundera (Novel; 1967)

The Kraken Wakes, by John Wyndham (Novel; 1953)

Little Cheeser (Happy Harmonies Cartoon; 1936)

Musashi, by Eiji Yoshikawa (Novel; 1939)

My Bodyguard (Film; 1980)

The Newlywed Game (Game Show; 1967)

Orange Is the New Black (TV Series; 2013)

Ordinary People, by Judith Guest (Novel; 1976)

Porky’s Pet (WB LT Cartoon; 1936)

School for Scoundrels (Film; 1960)

Shall We Dance? (Film; 1997)

Sharknado (Film; 2013)

Snowpiercer (Film; 2014)

Sorry Not Sorry, by Demi Lovato (Song; 2014)

Space Oddity, by David Bowie (Song; 1969)

To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee (Novel; 1960)

Trainspotting, by Irvine Welsh (Novel; 1993)

Wild Over You (WB LT Cartoon; 1953)

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Kjell, Kjetil (Norway)

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[lostusagis]

@sakura-mayoi asked:

Kasumi noticed he'd been standing underneath the blazing hot sun for some time, and it led her to pulling him off to the side underneath a table parasol. "S... Sorry, anata... I didn't want you to get caught up in the sun like that. It was just a gut feeling that you shouldn't be under it for long..." Her arms tightened around his right arm before clinging on closer as her cheeks lit up.

"L... Let's just... stay here for a while, okay? I don't think the sun will let up... I think there's a 7 Eleven nearby, though... Have you tried food from there?

//Aaah writer note on that, "anata" is a term of endearment for someone who can be considered a significant other. It was going to either be that, Darin, or hannii. Or Usa-kun. Because rabbits/bunnies. Ndbsvsgsj she's probably too embarrassed to use that last one rn.

Also, 7 eleven in Japan is the absolute bomb based on the vids I have seen gisndbcjsnsv 10/10 would visit.

In all honesty, the blazing summer sun was beginning to make him feel a little sick. Kamui hadn't expected to be pulled under the table's parasol though, but he was kind of too exhausted from the heat to really process anything going on. Summer was especially hard for him after all.

''I... uh.. yeah...''

Kamui ends up leaning his head on her shoulder, wanting to shut his weary eyes for a bit. ''Not.. really hungry right now, can we just... stay under the shade, or go inside?''

He was devoid of the usual energy he'd exhibit, motivation a lot harder than usual given the weather. He was kind of debating leaving Earth until Fall rolled around. He'll never understand how his sister can stand being on a planet like this when she was a Yato too. Weirdo.

[parkjaechan-updates]

24.03.26 Jaechan Bubble Update

"I've arrived!!!!!"

"You said it was so hot that you were wearing short sleeves, but now it's a bit chilly…???"

"It was a bit cold in Japan, and it kept raining. ᅮᅮᅮ"

"So many things happened in Japan this time, really…"

"I'll let you know through live broadcasting tomorrow…"

"I can't talk in bubble"

"There were no bad things, only good and amazing ones?!?!?"

"No, The remaining days."

"It's not just about having fun."

"I came back after filming something ᄏᄏᄏᄏᄏ"

"On my day off, I filmed a vlog."

"Whenever there are important and interesting events."

"It's a pity I didn't have the camera on ᅮᅮᅮ"

"But… when it goes up later, watch it with interest.ᄏᄏᄏᄏᄏ"

"Share the most memorable food from Japan."

"7-eleven - Curry Bread"

"And incredibly beautiful photos."

"I took a lot of them."

"I want to show them in high quality."

"Where should I post them to?"

"They're almost like postcards, really."

"Once I find the camera, I'll download and share them..."

[Photo]

"Let me share this one for now… I'll upload the others after sorting them out."

"Totally looks like a postcard, right?!?"

"That's totally unedited!!!!"

"Haha ☺, I'll share a lot of stories tomorrow."

Source: Bubble App Translated by Park Jaechan Updates

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SHEETS - FAUX - FUR ITS

CITI - FURNITURE

2ND FLOOR

MIDTOWN - MIAMI

REMOTE - THERAPEUDIC

QUEEN - $1,999.99 - THAT

GREAT - SLEEP NUMBER

BELOW - THEM - TRUE

$2,999.99 - $5,999.99

SO - WE'RE - GETTING

KOREAN - GIRLS, GOT

USED - 2 - OTHER's YES

AUDACITY - WITH TRUE

BAD - ITEMS - FEELS FL

TERRIBLE - YESTERDAY

MY - SOFA - CHOICE

SOLD - OUT SO SAD

AFTER - CHECK OUT

R SIDE - THEIR EXPRESS

FOOD - NEW - PRICES

THIN SMALL - HOT DOG

NOT - MANHATTAN - NY

NEW - PRICE - $0.75

U - PUT - HOTDOG AND

MUSTARD - WE - NEED

PUSH CART - MANHATTAN

NEW YORK - RED - ONION

SAUCE - SOFT - BREADS 2

THEIR - HOT DOGS WORLD

BEST - WARM - DELICIOUS

24/7 - ATE - 'OVER' - 2,500

NO - DOESN'T TASTE LIKE

THAT - BUT - ADEQUATE

DIDN'T - LIKE - CINNAMON

BUNS - BUS 11 - WAS SLOW

DURING - PEAK - HRS - YES

3P - 4P - BEST - TIME TRUE

FASTER - MORNINGS SO U

ARE - THERE - AT - 10A

BEST - TIME - DRIVER NOT

2 - MANY - STOPS LOTS OF

PEOPLE - FOUND - OUT

LOUD - MOUTHS - FAR - 2

THE - SIDE - SW 2 AV - YES

U - CAN - WALK - BRIDGE

FR - SW 3 ST - 2 - BRICKELL

MAYBE - WERE - NOT - YES

SLEEPING - THERE - LAST

NIGHT - SO - THEY - CAN'T

COMPLAIN - ABOUT - MY

LOVE - SONGS - WEIRDOS

'F' - WORD - EVERY OTHER

BLK - MALE - WITH THEM

HE - STOPPED - MIAMI

POLICE - CAR ABOUT HIM

HIS - SISTER - FIGHT'G

THAT - FOREIGN - BLK

MALE - WHO - GAVE ME

EXPENSIVE - 7-ELEVEN

CHEESE - PIZZA - 2 - YES

WHITE - FAT - MALE WHO

IS - REALLY - A - WOMAN

HE - WEARS - BRAS

HIS - SISTER - AND - HIM

BAD - MOUTHS

SO HE - STOPPED POLICE

ABOUT - HIM - NOTHING

HAPPENED - BUT - BOTH

MOVED - TOGETHER AND

THEIR - TENTS - NEXT TO

EACH - OTHER - FIGHTS

EACH - ONE - BUT STAYS

TOGETHER - SO - 4 WILL

LEAVE - 4 - BOSTON MA

APRIL - PLEASE - NOW

LEFT - ME - SMALL PINK

BROWN - PLUSH - CUTE

GOING - 2 - IKEA - WAS

TOTALLY - HEALING - 2

BUT - I - WANT MY YES

OWN - SOUNDPROOF

INSTALLATION - WE HAVE

FREE - DESIGNERS - 2 YES

HELP - REDESIGN - YOUR

HOUSES - APTS - I WANT

MY - OWN - 24/7 - OPEN

WAREHOUSE - TRULY FL

DEAR - KOREAN - GIRLS,

CREATED - BY - MY - YES

TOKYO - JAPAN - MALE

SCIENTISTS - BEST APPS

TENTATIVE - NAME

SMART HOME - STORE

MANY - FLOORS

HARVARD - LAW

APARTMENT - RIGHTS

FUTURE - 14TH - REVISED

'WITH DUE - PROCESS OF

LAW' - REVOKED

NO - LIFE - IMPRISONMENT

NO - EXECUTION

NO - KILL - SHELTERS - NO

LEASH - CATS - AND DOGS

NO - EVICTION

NO - REPOSSESSION

NO - FORECLOSURE

THUS - FUTURE - OWNERS

OVERTHROW - OF - US GOV'T

ALL - APARTMENTS - MUST

SELL - THEIR - APTS - 2 THE

TENANTS

1ST - FREE - EXERCISE

THEREOF - OF - RELIGION

REQUIREMENTS

TENANT - MUST - SPEAK

TONGUES

IF - THEY - CAN'T - THEN

CONTINUES - RENT LEASE

PAYMENT

IF - QUALIFY

APT - SALE - $1

THUS - YEARLY - TAX

RESIDENTIAL - COINS

INTERNATIONAL FUNDS

WE - PAY - APT BUILD'G

THE - REST - NEW LAW

BUILDING - MUST - BE

SOLAR - SO - FREE

ELECTRICITY

WATER - MACHINES

2 - PRODUCE WATER

SO - FREE - WATER

APT - BUILDINGS MUST

GIVE - HIGH - FREE YES

WIRELESS

ALSO - NEW

NO - MORE - POLICE

SHERIFFS - LANDLORDS

PROPERTY - MANAGERS

NO MORE - MANAGERS

MIDWIVES - PSYCHIATRISTS

CHIROPRACTORS NO MORE

GYNECOLOGY - BOXES FOR

CLEAR - PAPS - SMEARS - 4

ACTIVE - ONLY - NOT - FOR

VIRGINS - 2 - PROTECT - FR

CERVIX - CANCER

NO MORE - FAMILY DOCTOR

THUS - 4 - APT - BUILDINGS

OFFICE - STAFF

CUSTOMER - SERVICE

SUPERVISORS - ALLOWED

BUT - ALL - APTS - MUST

B - SOLD - 2 - TENANTS

BUT - CONSTRUCTION

MUST - B - SOUNDPROOF

NO - SOUND - WE - WILL

PROVIDE - THAT - TRUE

FUTURE - CONDO BLDGS

CONDOMINIUMS

OWNED - APTS

OWNER - OF - APTS

NO - MORE - KEYS

DIGITAL - ENTRY

SMALL - LOBBIES

U - CAN - LOCK - AREA

DELIVERY - MUST - BE

PLACE - INSIDE - APT's

LOBBIES - GIVE - THAT

DAY's - NOS - LIKE 555

DIGITAL - FINGERPRINT

OF - CARRIER - AS WILL

SAY - UPS - AMAZON

FEDEX - OTHERS

THEIR - PHOTOGRAPH

COLOR - AS - THEY YES

ENTER - 555 - DIGITAL

PLACES - ITEMS - IN THE

LOBBIES - DOGS OTHERS

STEAL - PACKAGES - YES

AMAZON - PRIME

BACK - 2 - WHAT - I WANT

SMART HOUSE - STORE

WAREHOUSE - LIKE OR

TALL - BUILDINGS - WE

CAN - PUT LIKE STICK

THIN - MARBLE - ON WALLS

MAYBE - COPPER - FAUCET

OUR - LOANS

$1 - PER - MONTH - AS - YOU

BUY - MORE - AND - MORE

THE - $1 - PER - MONTH WILL

NOT - INCREASE - AS - WE

BEAUTIFY - THINGS

AMENDMENT 1 - IN FRONT

'FREE - EXERCISE THEREOF

OF - RELIGION'

SPEAK - TONGUES - 2 - YES

ENTER

SO - WE - REDUCE - ARMED

ROBBERIES

IN - OUR - LOBBIES - WE YES

OFFER - OUR - CARDS - 4 US

CASH - USERS

WELCOME

SPEAK - TONGUES

2 - FREE - APP YES

$500 BILLION - TAX - FREE

SING - TONGUES ANOTHER

CASH - USERS

CONVERT - CASH - 2 - OUR

STORE - CARD

DO - THAT - OUR - GIFT

$500 BILLION - TAX - PAID

ONCE - DONE - KIOSKS - EA

FLOOR - GET - NEW - CASH

NON-FLAMMABLE

GET - NEW - CLEAN COINS

U - CAN - HAVE - $0.00

IN - CARD - FILL - ANY TIME

FUTURE

AESPA - CHARLIE BROWN

GROCERIES - 24/7 - OPEN

SMART HOUSE - STORE

OUR - KIOSKS - THERE

PUT - YOUR - CASH WITH

THAT - KIOSK - B 4 - OUR

STORE - HOLIDAYS OPEN

WE'RE - SELLING - BEST

ON - EARTH

BABIES - KIDS - ADULTS

100% - ORGANIC COTTON

500 - 2,500 - 3,500 COUNT

THREAD - COUNT

BEST - BAMBOO - SHEETS

CLOTHES - APRONS

100% - ORGANIC COTTON

PHILIPPINE - BABIES - WE

PUT - ON - CHAIR - WITH

WHEELS - AS - THEY YES

LEARN - 2 - WALK - RUN

OFFERING - BEST - TOYS

THINGS - 4 - ALL - KIDS

SWEDEN - IKEA - I DON'T

LIKE - THEY - INTRODUCE

PREDATOR - SHARKS

WILD - DANGEROUS - YES

ANIMALS - 2 - KIDS - LIKE

SNAKE - TIGERS - LIONS

WHY - DO - THEY - WANT

KIDS - 2 - PET - THEM IF

THEY - MEET - THEM - I

DON'T - AGREE - WITH US

EUROPE - OBSESSION WITH

KIDS - & - DEADLY ANIMALS

IKEA - PLUSH - ALSO - NOT

PRETTY - FLIMSY - NOT LIKE

DISNEY - PLUSH - QUITE YES

INFERIOR - UGLY NOT GOOD

BUT - I - DON'T - BELIEVE IN

THEIR - PLUSH - ANIMALS

MISSING - PLUSH - GIRAFFE

SMALL - ROCKING - CHAIRS

WITH - ANIMALS - 4 - KIDS 2

DON'T - LIKE - BEND A LOT 4

OLDER - KIDS - BUT - MOM

IS - PREGNANT - DON'T LIKE

KIDS - BEDS - JUST - LIKE

IKEA - BUNK - BEDS - BUT IT

IS - NOT - GREAT - BED - YES

SECTION - KIDS - BEDS - DO

NOT - LIKE - MANY - BEDS 2

CLOSETS - IKEA - AWESOME

DIFFERENT - KINDS - THEIR

CLOTHES - CLOSETS - WHAT

A - NICE - FEELING - HOLES

2 - CHANGE - HEIGHTS YES

WHAT - U - NEED

CUSTOMIZED

SO - I - WANT - MY - OWN

STORE - WITH - BUFFET 2

DEAR - KOREAN - GIRLS,

WE - HAVE - A - FUTURE

[jordanprice]

June 15 - Kyoto Imperial Palace and Kyoto National Museum

Today we visited the Kyoto Imperial Palace and the Kyoto National Museum. My day, however, started with something completely unrelated to this. I realized that I had missed watching a yearly charity event while on this trip that I always look forward to watching every year. It kinda sucked realizing I missed it, but hey I mean that happens every year and this might be the only time I’m in Japan (also there’s videos I can watch online for the event).

Anyways, so then we traveled to the Museum. We had to get to the Palace in time for the English tour, which we were able to and still had more than enough time at the Museum. The museum in my opinion was way less interesting than the Tokyo National Museum, and we spent more time at this one as well. Also, you were not allowed to take photos at all, which kinda sucked, but l understand. Something else that sucked is that the entire third floor was closed off, so we couldn’t even see the exhibition there.

My favorite item in the Museum were these two king statues that were absolutely serving. They were huge and were very much gay and I loved it. Everyone seemed to find it funny, and Lauren joked that since we couldn’t take pictures in the museum that she would have have take a picture of herself recreating the pose to add to her blog post. The fans back home would eat that up I’m sure. The statues themselves were standing on demons that they had conquered, and were meant to fend off other demons, showing that the same would happen to them if they entered the grounds of these statues.

We then had time to get something to eat. Lauren found some vegan place, and her, Bianca, and I went there. There wasn’t really anything on the menu for me, but they force you to order something at restaurants in Japan, even if you’re just there with friends who are ordering, so I got a tea and just gave it to Lauren. We then stopped quickly in a 7-eleven for me to find something to eat. I got tonkatsu with rice and ended up having to eat it while walking. It was not very good, but it was food.

Our group barely made it in time to the Palace for the English tour, and we had to rush to catch up. The tour was interesting, but I wish the guide spoke up more, as it was hard to hear him. Also, it was really hot outside, just to mention that. I did get a good amount out of the tour, and learned that there are stripes for tatami mats that signify status (red stripes mean high status). I also learned about how they make the roofs for the buildings out of tree bark and how it allows for smooth curves and is sustainable.

The Palace grounds were pretty, and I enjoyed both the architecture of the buildings and then also the park areas around. Once the tour was over, we were set free for the day.

Lauren and I had a reservation for this vegan ramen place run by TeamLab at 6:15, and decided to head to Teramachi street (a famous shopping street) while we wait for the reservation time since it was in the area and there was a strawberry shop we saw before that Lauren wanted to get stuff from. This is the second time we visited that strawberry shop, and once again they didn’t have what Lauren wanted. This whole trip she has been trying to get a strawberry sandwich and they haven’t had it anywhere. We got candy coated strawberries with chocolate sauce on top, which were pretty good.

We then went to some arcades and I won some Pokémon stuff. Not really worth the cost technically as I could’ve bought the stuff for cheaper, but to me it’s the fun of playing the game and winning them.

Then we headed to the vegan ramen place. It has this large black table in front of an art display. There were only 16 total seats, so it makes sense why they get full so quickly and it’s reservation only. Lauren and I both got the soy ramen and it was pretty good. Lauren didn’t like the fact that it had tomato in. It was really quiet, except for this one girl slurping loudly which was obnoxious as Lauren and I are both sensitive to mouth sounds. I also got chocolate ice cream and it was pretty good as well. It was an experience for sure.

Academic Reflection

Today I learned about the Kyoto Imperial Palace. It is the the former ruling place for Japan’s emperors before that was moved to the Tokyo Imperial Palace. The switch happened after the Meiji restoration, when the capital also then moved from Kyoto to Tokyo. The Kyoto Imperial Palace has been preserved ever since, and you can take tours of the grounds today.

The buildings themselves are interesting in design. Basically, they are just a shell frame with no insulation, with the walls being able to be raised up during the summer to allow for more ventilation during the heat. They had no ceiling either, just a roof. The roofs themselves are made of tree bark, which has popularity due to it being sustainable and allowing for smooth curves in roof design. Also, only the buildings with a high enough level of importance were allowed to face towards the Palace, and the rest had to be facing away. They also now keep most of the big doors to the buildings closed, as it takes 6 men a lot of effort to open them.

[hinatastinygiant]

Chapter One

Prodryas Persephone

Pairing: Haikyuu!! x Fem!Reader

next | 2099

You sigh as you walk from the lunchroom and into the nurse's station. Your friend looks up at you from her desk and smiles, knowing exactly what's got you down.

"How's it going, Y/N?" she teases.

"It's only lunch but I'm already tired of today," you groan as you lean over the counter in front of her computer. 

"Doctor Cheronobog giving you trouble again, is he?" 

"God, he's so annoying. Always with his perverted and sexist jokes not excluding or limited to me as a doctor," you explain to her. 

"We really should report him," she insists.

"Again? But we've already tried twice. He's a Japanese male doctor. Nobody's going to fire him or even believe either of us," you grumble.

"Man, when is a hot doctor going to come in here," she sighs. "Oh, besides you, of course," she then teases.

"Hopefully soon or else the world just might crumble around me," you laugh.

Suddenly, the doors are thrown open and a patient is rolled in on a stretcher.

"Dr. L/N!" your name is called, and you rush their way. But before you can help, you suddenly find yourself in an entirely different world.

What you were just dreaming of is the days of the past, back when your biggest worry was a shitty coworker and long days in the office. Now, you're living on your own in a world you'd hardly recognize as your past self.

Six months ago a power surge overloaded the circuits all across your home country of Japan. Electricity went completely out and because of that, criminals from prisons all over the country escaped their cells. 

It was only a matter of time until the government collapsed and those who could afford it, fled the country. Being a doctor, you could have, too, but the strong urge to stay and protect those who could not, really tugged at your heart. 

Your makeshift office in a school bus has become somewhat well known in the small town you made base at, but you're wary not to become too famous and risk your own safety. 

After your dream, you wake up on the floor near the back by the emergency exit. You've made a habit of sleeping by the locked door just in case you need to make an escape from what you now consider to be the front door of your home/office. 

You've got a pretty huge chaise sectional sofa, a gift from a patient who even installed it for you a while back. It takes up a lot of room in the bus but you consider it important since it's where you perform your 'operating'. 

On the opposite side of your large sofa is an end table you use to store all your medical equipment. But besides these two pieces of furniture, the rest purely functions as your home. You have a table big enough for three people to sit at just behind the driver's seat and across from that- next to the door- is your small pantry and icebox used to keep things cool since there's no electricity for a refrigerator. 

Though you live in a bus, you don't move around in it often except for the occasional drive to a 7-Eleven or grocery store nearby for ice, snacks, or gasoline for your grill. Outside your bus, you have a small garden. Vegetables grow in an organized pattern surrounded by a wired gate to keep out animals and pests. However, you don't typically lock the garden since it isn't likely for someone to steal. There's still plenty of food in Japan since most of the population up and left.

You get up from your sleeping bag and walk over to your pantry for a snack. Fortunately for you, when you reach in you find a nice potato ready for eating. It's nothing compared to McDonald's like back in the before, but it does nicely to keep you alive. 

You then step over to your icebox (which you were surprised to find still being made in 2099. Who was buying them anyway?) and pull out a glass bottle of coke. Since there's no air conditioning or heat inside your bus when it isn't running, you step outside and walk out to your garden.

There, you're surprised to see a small hole dug under your fence. Just on the other side, you find a few carrots missing as well. With a bite into your potato like you're some famished military trainee about to fight some gigantic monster, you come up with a plan to defeat your new enemy. You don't have the time or energy to make extra food for those who aren't pulling their own weight. Seriously, the least the damn pest could do is give you some fertilizer after stealing your crops, right?

Either way, your stomach is rumbling. After finishing your potato and throwing your bottle into the recycling bin, you open the door to your bus and walk inside. Under the driver's seat, you reach around blindly until your hand reaches the shotgun you had been gifted by yet another patient.

"None us wanna see you gettin' into any trouble, but ya gotta keep one on ya just to be safe," the old man had told you. Though you've never had any intention of purchasing a weapon, the hopeful look in the old man's eyes pleaded for you to take it until you finally gave in. It's come in handy, you can't lie, but the trip to the gun shop is always a risky one. 

After cocking the gun, you mutter to yourself as you walk into the forest near your home. "Damn rabbit. At least you'll be fatter this way. Better hope you're smart enough to run far away before I get you, you fuck. How am I gonna help other people if I can't even help my own self, huh? Goddammit, now I've got to worry about fixing my fence, too."

Thinking nothing of it, you step away from your school bus to hunt for dinner just like you have most days for the past six months.

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next | 2099

[bugscufflebi]

I’ve been living in Japan for almost three months now and lemme say, it slaps.

“Gas” station food is like so so good. I say “gas” because there’s really not a whole lot of actual gas stations, like maybe one or two per town as far as I’ve seen. But like 7 eleven exists as just a lil store along with a bunch of others under different names. But the food, guys, if it’s hot food it’s fresh and drops in price the longer it’s out. It’s been 30 minutes since it came out? “Cool give us like 25 yen”. 100 yen is a little under a US dollar. And there’s tons of refrigerated food that’s made daily that’s super good and healthy and well priced as well.

My bathtub/shower are their own room. Like the whole room is made up of tiles and the bathtub is in it and there’s a shower head next to the tip with like a ton of room to move around. When the water in the tub gets cold, you can reheat it. Not fill it back up with hot water, REHEAT it.

You never see anyone throwing a fit about wearing a mask, because that’s just the standard. Everyone acts like adults.

Lots of lovely community areas! I just found a gorgeous iris garden this week. Nothing is in bloom right now since it’s winter but even without the flowers it’s so peaceful and pretty. A stream runs through it and there’s little bridges and benches and just 🥺.

Booze is cheaper.

I’ve yet to have a meal I didn’t like.

I could keep going but those are some highlights that stand out to me. It’s just honestly been such a nice experience after spending the whole pandemic in the United cluster fuck of America.

[yoga-onion]

-Tips for traveling around Japan-

1) Wi-Fi

I saw a big rainbow this morning. It’s been a while since I’ve been in Japan.

Speaking of Japan, there is nothing better than Japanese food. Sushi, nabe which is a variety of Japanese hot pot dish, tempura, mochi, and aduki beans sweets. And the temples, mindfulness meditation, onsen - the hot spring spa and many more. I prefer the winter in Japan which is generally dry & sunny.  

One of the down sides of travelling in Japan used to be the Wi-Fi solutions for visitors. They had strict restrictions on mobile phone contracts that were very complex. It was almost the only country I could not use a SIM free iPhone.

Apparently, they’ve just started a variety of SIM free deals. Possibly for the coming summer Olympics, next year in 2020. I’ve not tried this yet, so I will report on that later.

Pocket Wi-FI rental is impressive and very fast. You can watch movies on YouTube and talk on Skype without a problem. Although they can let us to set up the contract as easy as possible, I must warn you about the perils of online shopping nowadays. One wrong click could end up costing you quite a bit.

I used just 3 days of pocket Wi-Fi. Without realizing, I had seemed to click 2 companies’ contracts, when I’d compared between them. I asked the taxi driver to stop by a red postbox and posted a rental pocket Wi-Fi on my way to the Airport. Happily I went on board. 6 months later, when I returned, I saw an unopened envelope from the pocket Wi-Fi company, on my desk.  I ended up paying ¥28000, which is the equivalent of $300. It was supposed to be $3000, but they decided to charge me 10% of the actual cost.

You may end up raising a huge debt in Japan, under such a condition. Certainly, no more Japanese pocket Wi-Fi rental for me!

The best solution I really recommend, is the ‘7spot’ at 7-ELEVEN. It is one of the Japanese 24/7 convenience stores. You can use their free Wi-Fi maximum for 1 hour, 3 times a day. Every store I went to, the Wi-Fi worked fine and was the simplest solution for me. Their food is generally good quality. The ¥100 fresh coffee is the best of all Japanese convenience stores. For some reason, they are not the nearest convenience store to the stations. But they are hidden around corners. I recommend looking for their signposts, unless you are carrying heavy luggage:

https://www.sej.co.jp/in/en.html#Wi-Fi

- 日本を旅する時のコツ-

1）Wi-Fi について

今朝、大きな虹を見た。久々の日本だ。

日本と言えば、楽しみは食べ物だーお寿司、鍋物、天ぷら、お餅に羊羹など、又お寺や神社、マインドフルネスな瞑想、天然温泉、他にも色々な良い事がある。日本の冬は、比較的快晴が多く湿気も無いので、わたしは冬の方が好きだ。

これまで、ひとつだけ不便だった事は、海外旅行者のWi-Fi 利用についてだ。SIM フリーが簡単に使えない上に、各通信会社の複雑な契約内容と期間の制限があった。

最近、SIM フリーが解禁になったらしい。恐らく、来年に迫ったオリンピックの開催に備えての事だろう。まだ試してはいないので、この情報は試してから、お知らせしようと思う。

日本のポケットWi-FIレンタルは、スピードも速くてとても便利だ。問題なくYouTubeの動画鑑賞やSkype 電話が十分できる。そして、受注から返却まで、至って簡単にできるのだが、昨今のオンラインショッピングには、危険が伴う。ほんの１クリックの間違いが、高価な支払いに繋がってしまうので要注意だ。

前回、ほんの３日間だけ借りたのだが、2社を比較した時に、気づかずに、うっかり2社ともクリック契約されていたらしい。羽田空港に向かう途中で、タクシーの運転手に郵便ポストで車を止めてもらい、しっかり返却を確かめてから出発したはずが、半年ぶりに戻ったら、机の上に未開封の見慣れたWi-FIレンタルの封筒が置かれてあった。そして、使ってもいないデバイスの延滞料金として28000円を支払った。本来なら、その10倍の280000円のところを、社内会議で10％の請求と決定されたそうだ。このシステムでは、日本を去った後に、多大な借金を抱える事にも成りかねない。わたしは金輪際、日本のポケットWi-FIレンタルは利用しないつもりだ。

わたしのお勧めは、セブンイレブンの‘7spot’にかぎる。日本の年中無休コンビニフランチャイズ店の一つだ。セブンの店内では一回につき１時間まで、一日３回、無料でWi-FIが使える。日本中どこのセブンでも、Wi-FIが使えた。セブンは、食べ物も良質で美味しい。100円コーヒーも一番味が良い。但し、なぜかセブンは、駅構内や周辺には無い。でも、すぐ近くにあるはずなので、余程重い荷物を持っていない限り、探してみる価値はある：

https://www.sej.co.jp/in/en.html#Wi-Fi

[prairiemule]

Rules of the Game: Answer these questions and tag 10 blogs you’d like to know better!

Tagged by: @gentle-outlaw and @arthurmorgansgf (much obliged)

Nickname(s): Ya’ll can call me Jay

Zodiac: Cancer

Height: 5′5″

Time: 7:11 P.M.

Favourite band(s)/artist(s): Islands

Song stuck in my head: Makin’ Excuses by Mister Heavenly

Last movie I watched: Slow West

Last thing I googled: Galley Kitchen

Other Blogs: This is my one and only. And it’s a Red Dead blog. Cowboys on main?

Do I get asks: I do not! But I’d love to :D

Following: 127

Average amount of sleep: 6 hours, But I really need about 8 to function like a normal human being.

Lucky number: 6

What am I wearing: Dark blue-grey shorts and a purple tie dye tank top. It’s hot ya’ll.

Dream job: Retired (I’m joking . . . except not really). I want to be able to tell stories in nearly any capacity or media form. I don’t care which. I have so many rattling around in my brain. But my current job is pretty fantastic, so I’m in no rush for that.

Dream trip: I wanna go to space. Besides that, I’d love to visit my brother, he lives in Japan. I’d also love to go out west again some time.

Favourite food: Impossible question. Maybe Salmon Teriyaki? Or Nikujaga. Or the French Dips my mother makes. Honestly just about anything my ma makes.

Instruments: Flute and Ukulele

Eye color: Hazel

Hair color: Brown

Aesthetic: Fall, quiet rainstorms, cool days, starry nights

Language: English, and a wee bit of French.

Most iconic song: Don’t ask me such a question. I cannot answer. I spend my whole life with my headphones on listening to music. My fav song is Hallways by Islands if that’s relevant though. A super iconic song i like is L’estasi Dell’oro by Ennio Morricone I guess.

Random fact: When I was eleven, I once caught a large mouth bass with two fingers.

I’m tagging: @my-funky-little-cowboy @squidproquoclarice @rattlingbrainbox @disappearing-trelawny @myboah @jarbaje @highhonoroutlaw @existence-and-oblivion and anyone else, I’m very tired and prob forgetting stuff.

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Holidays 7.11

Holidays

Advice to the Lovelorn Day

All American Pet Photo Day

Bandoneon Day (Argentina)

Bean Day (French Republic)

Beh Deinkhlan (Meghalaya, India)

Bowdler's Day

Celebration of the Golden Spurs (Flanders)

Convenience Store Day

Day of the Bandoneón (Argentina)

Day of the Forest Fire Fighter (Mexico)

Day of the Five Billion (1987)

Drummer Appreciation Day

Duel Day

Eleventh Night (Bonfire Night; Northern Ireland)

Flemish Community Day (Belgium)

Hecate Asteroid Day

International EcoBrick Day

International Essential Oils Day

International Rhyming Day

International Richard Cheese Day

Ker Puja (Tripura, India)

Maritime Day (China)

Naadam (Mongolia)

National All American Pet Photo Day

National Cheer Up the Lonely Day

National Culture and Senior Citizens Day (Kiribati)

National Day of Remembrance of Victims of Genocide by Ukrainian Nationalists on Citizens of the Second Republic of Poland (Poland)

National Essential Oils Day

National Journalist Day (Chile)

National Maritime Day (China)

National Polyphenol Day

National Recovery Day

National 7-Eleven Day

National Swimming Pool Day

National Tree Day (Mexico)

Orangeman’s Day (Canada)

Reading Guilt Day

Relisha Rudd Remembrance Day (DC)

Robert the Bruce Day (Scotland)

711 Day

Srebrenica Memorial Day (UK)

Straw Free Day (Colorado)

Swimming Pool Day

To Kill A Mockingbird Day

The 12th Planet, by Zecharia Sitchin (Conspiracy Book; 1976)

World Benzodiazepine Awareness Day

World Fringe Day

World Independent Living Day

World Massage Day

World Population Day (UN)

Food & Drink Celebrations

Blueberry Muffin Day

Free Slurpee Day (7-11 Stores)

Hot Dog Night (Luverne, Minnesota)

International Raw Food Day

Make Your Own Sundae Day

National Mojito Day

National Rainier Cherry Day

National State Fair Food Day

Ramen Day (Japan)

Vegetarian Food Day

World Chocolate Day (Russia)

Independence & Related Days

Mongolia (from China, 1921)

Polarveinn (Declared; 2022) [unrecognized]

2nd Thursday in July

Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo begins (Vernal, Utah) [2nd Thursday thru Saturday]

National Tree Day [2nd Thursday]

Oregon Trail Days begin (Geris, Nebraska) [2nd Thursday thru Sunday]

Oxegen Festival begins (Ireland) [2nd Thursday there Sunday]

Throwback Thursday [Every Thursday]

Turkey Rama begins (McMinnville, Oregon) [2nd Thursday]

Weekly Holidays beginning July 11 (2nd Week of July)

Jim Thorpe Native American Games (thru 7.19)

National Parenting Gifted Children Week (thru 7.13) [3rd Weekend]

Festivals Beginning July 11, 2024

Big Stone County Fair (Clinton, Minnesota) [thru 7.14]

Capital Fringe (Washington, DC) [thru 7.21]

Corn Fest (Midland, Michigan) [thru 7.14]

CRAVE! Food & Drink Celebration (Spokane Valley, Washington) [thru 7.13]

Delta Chicken Festival (Delta, Ohio) [thru 7.13]

Dine Downtown San Jose Restaurant Week (San Jose, California) [thru 7.21]

Elsie Dairy Festival (Elsie, Michigan) [thru 7.13]

Gunnison Cattlemen's Days (Gunnison, Colorado) [thru 7.13]

Hot Dog Nite (Luverne, Minnesota)

Japan Expo (Paris, France) [thru 7.14]

King County Fair (Enumclaw, Washington) [thru 7.14]

Montana Governor's Cup Walleye Tournament (Fort Peck Lake, Montana) [thru 7.13]

NOS Alive (Lisbon, Portugal) [thru 7.13]

Ortigueira International Festival of the Celtic World (Ortigueira, Spain) [thru 7.14]

Pohoda Festival (Trenčín, Slovakia) [thru 7.13]

Pula Film Festival (Pula, Croatia) [thru 7.18]

Salute! A Festival of Wine & Food (Lawrence, Kansas) [thru 7.13]

Schubertiade Vorarlberg (Hohenems, Austria) [thru 7.14]

Slugburger Festival (Corinth, Mississippi) [thru 7.13]

South Carolina Festival of Discovery (Greenwood, South Carolina) [thru 7.13]

South Carolina Peach Festival Gaffney, South Carolina) [thru 7.20]

Toledo Cheese Days (Toledo, Washington) [thru 7.14]

Winnipeg Folk Festival (Winnipeg, Canada) [thru 7.14]

Yaga Gathering (Valkininkai, Lithuania) [thru 7.15]

Feast Days

Benedict of Nursia (Christian; Saint)

Bobbie Louise Hawkins (Writerism)

Boris Grigoriev (Artology)

Drostan of Dalcongaile (Christian; Saint)

E. B. White (Writerism)

Feast of Min (Ancient Egyptian harvest & fertility festival)

Feast of Theano (patron of vegetarianism)

Guru Rinpoche Day (Bhutan)

Hidulphus (a.k.a. Hidulf; Christian; Saint)

H. M. Brock (Artology)

Imamat Day (Nizari Ismaili Shiʿi Muslims)

James, Bishop of Nisibis (Christian; Saint)

James McNeill Whistler (Artology)

John of Bergamo (Christian; Saint)

Kronia (Festival honoring Kronos (Father Time) and Rhea (Mother Earth); Ancient Greece; Everyday Wicca)

Marie Lu (Writerism)

Martin Wong (Artology)

Millennial Fairy Olympics, Day 6 (Shamanism)

Molly Darton (Muppetism)

Naadam begins (Three Games of Men Festival; Mongolia) [thru 7.15]

Next Generation Captain (Muppetism)

Olga of Kiev (Christian; Saint & Widow)

Pancho Villa Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Pius I, Pope (Christian; Martyr)

Roy Krenkel (Artology)

Solstitium VII (Pagan)

St. Stephen of Hungary (Positivist; Saint)

Tinne (Celtic Book of Days)

World Population Day (Pastafarian)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]

Premieres

Alice’s Medicine Show (Ub Iwerks Disney Cartoon; 1927)

Alphas (TV Series; 2011)

Bats in the Belfry (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1960)

Beechwood 4-5789, by The Marvelettes (Song; 1962)

Boyhood (Film; 2014)

Bringing Home the Bacon (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1941)

Child Psykolojiky (Fleischer Popeye Cartoon; 1941)

Contact (Film; 1997)

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (Film; 2014)

Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (Animated Film; 2001)

Fleetwood Mac, by Fleetwood Mac (Album; 1975)

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (US Film; 2007) [#5]

Hellboy II: The Golden Army (Film; 2008)

Honky Tonk Women, by The Rolling Stones (Song; 1969)

Jesus Christ Superstar (Musical Play; 1971) [1st Stage Performance]

The Joke, by Milan Kundera (Novel; 1967)

The Kraken Wakes, by John Wyndham (Novel; 1953)

Little Cheeser (Happy Harmonies Cartoon; 1936)

Musashi, by Eiji Yoshikawa (Novel; 1939)

My Bodyguard (Film; 1980)

The Newlywed Game (Game Show; 1967)

Orange Is the New Black (TV Series; 2013)

Ordinary People, by Judith Guest (Novel; 1976)

Porky’s Pet (WB LT Cartoon; 1936)

School for Scoundrels (Film; 1960)

Shall We Dance? (Film; 1997)

Sharknado (Film; 2013)

Snowpiercer (Film; 2014)

Sorry Not Sorry, by Demi Lovato (Song; 2014)

Space Oddity, by David Bowie (Song; 1969)

To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee (Novel; 1960)

Trainspotting, by Irvine Welsh (Novel; 1993)

Wild Over You (WB LT Cartoon; 1953)

Today’s Name Days

Benedikt, Olga, Oliver (Austria)

Oleg, Olga (Bulgariaa)

Benedikt, Dobroslav, Olga (Croatia)

Olga (Czech Republic)

Josva (Denmark)

Asko, Askur (Estonia)

Eleonoora, Elli, Nelli, Noora (Finland)

Benoît, Olga, Yolande (France)

Benedikt (Germany)

Evfemia, Evfimia, Olga (Greece)

Lili, Nóra (Hungary)

Benedetto, Emanuele, Fabrizio, Olga (Italy)

Leonora, Lore, Svens, Varaidotis (Latvia)

Kipras, Kiprijonas, Pijus, Šarūnė, Vilmantas (Lithuania)

Kjell, Kjetil (Norway)

Benedykt, Cyprian, Kalina, Kallina, Kir, Olga, Pelagia, Pelagiusz, Pius, Placyd, Sawin, Wyszesława (Poland)

Eufimia (Romania)

Milota (Slovakia)

Benito, Olga (Spain)

Eleonora, Ellinor (Sweden)

Lusia, Olha, Olusia, Olia (Ukraine)

Alvia, Helga, Livia, Olga, Olive, Ollie, Oliver, Olivia, Quentin, Quincy, Quinn, Quintina, Quinton (USA)

Benoît, Alenka, Olga, Olya (Universal)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 193 of 2024; 173 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 4 of Week 28 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Tinne (Holly) [Day 5 of 28]

Chinese: Month 6 (Xin-Wei), Day 6 (Bing-Zi)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 5 Tammuz 5784

Islamic: 4 Muharram 1446

J Cal: 13 Red; Fryday [13 of 30]

Julian: 28 June 2024

Moon: 29%: Waxing Crescent

Positivist: 24 Charlemagne (7th Month) [St. Stephen of Hungary]

Runic Half Month: Ur (Primal Strength) [Day 3 of 15]

Season: Summer (Day 22 of 94)

Week: 2nd Week of July

Zodiac: Cancer (Day 21 of 31)

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7 eleven hot food review

7 eleven hot food review; It doesn’t make a difference in the event that you live in the core of Manhattan or the heartland, in case you’re eager at 2 a.m., a specific comfort store is dependably there for you, regardless. In case you’re fortunate as am I, that place is Wawa, a great service station that makes crisp, made-to-arrange sandwiches at painfully inconvenient times of the day. Lamentably, Wawa is at present an East Coast-just late night comfort store goal, so if there isn’t one close by and you aren’t willing to go all Harold and Kumar and excursion to one, your neighborhood 7-Eleven can furnish you with some tolerable after-12 pm sustenance.

Genuine, some nourishment decisions there are in any event acceptable, however not all that they serve is a decent decision. Truth be told, there are a few things you should evade — and we get the tragic obligation of revealing to you what they are. We’re not here to give you arranges, yet view yourself as cautioned… and buy these nourishments at your very own hazard. 7 eleven hot food review.

Slurpee

When you consider 7-Eleven, the main thing that strikes a chord is the Slurpee. It’s the one thing that isolates 7-Eleven from its comfort store rivalry. The Slurpee, which got its name from the sound it makes when you suck it through a straw, has been a 7-Eleven backbone since 1966. It comes in many flavors, from the fan-most loved Coca-Cola to unusual inventions like Faygo Cotton Candy, yet you should reconsider before you get a container and draw on the switch of your neighborhood 7-Eleven’s Slurpee machine.

Pizza

Regardless of whether you’re strangely inquisitive about its new breakfast pizza joining eggs, cheddar, breakfast frankfurter, ham, and cream sauce all on a bread like outside layer, there are vastly improved choices to tame your pizza longings. The people over at Brand Eating think 7-Eleven’s pepperoni pizza “looks somewhat like a Little Caesars pizza and falls somewhere close to pizza chain pizza and solidified pizza.” 7 eleven hot food review.

7-Select burritos

The 7-Select burritos resemble Tina’s, yet without the name acknowledgment or the essence of after-school nibble sentimentality. What’s more, there’s more disgrace connected to them. 7-Select Burritos are in the cooler area so as to have one hot and prepared, you’ll need to utilize the in-store microwave and solicit yourself an arrangement from inquiries. Have you at any point utilized a microwave in a service station previously? Is it true that you are truly ready to cook something utilizing the microwave of an accommodation store? What are the odds despite everything it’ll be solidified in the middle when you chomp into it?

Doritos Loaded

At the point when 7-Eleven propelled Doritos Loaded in 2014; it was attempting to change the amusement when it came to gooey, compact bites; notwithstanding going similarly as calling them “back to front nachos”. Piggybacking on the achievement; of Taco Bell’s Doritos Locos Taco, which, let’s face it here, is totally heavenly; and one of my blameworthy joys with regards to drive-thru food; 7-Eleven’s senior VP of marketing, Nancy Smith pronounced; Doritos Loaded was one of the greatest item move outs in the organization’s history.

Tragically for 7-Eleven, a major advertisement crusade and internet based; life introduction doesn’t more often than not spare an item that poses a flavor like rubbish. Kevin Pang of the Chicago Tribune portrayed; Doritos Loaded as “what might be compared to the online misleading content; a deceptive feature that traps artless Americans with tempting; trendy expressions (Doritos, warm cheddar); at that point conveys on an unsuitable something-different out and out.”

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Holidays 7.11

Holidays

Advice to the Lovelorn Day

Bean Day (French Republic)

Beh Deinkhlan (Meghalaya, India)

Bowdler's Day

Celebration of the Golden Spurs (Flanders)

Convenience Store Day

Cow Appreciation Day

Day of the Bandoneón (Argentina)

Day of the Fire Fighter (Mexico)

Day of the Five Billion (1987)

Drummer Appreciation Day

Duel Day

Eleventh Night (Bonfire Night; Northern Ireland)

Flemish Community Day (Belgium)

International EcoBrick Day

International Essential Oils Day

International Richard Cheese Day

Ker Puja (Tripura, India)

Maritime Day (China)

Naadam (Mongolia)

National All American Pet Photo Day

National Cheer Up the Lonely Day

National Culture and Senior Citizens Day (Kiribati)

National Day of Remembrance of Victims of Genocide by Ukrainian Nationalists on Citizens of the Second Republic of Poland (Poland)

National Essential Oils Day

National Journalist Day (Chile)

National Maritime Day (China)

National Polyphenol Day

National Recovery Day

National 7-Eleven Day

National Swimming Pool Day

Orangeman’s Day (Canada)

Reading Guilt Day

Relisha Rudd Remembrance Day (DC)

Robert the Bruce Day (Scotland)

711 Day

Straw Free Day (Colorado)

Swimming Pool Day

To Kill A Mockingbird Day

World Benzodiazepine Awareness Day

World Fringe Day

World Independent Living Day

World Massage Day

World Population Day (UN)

Food & Drink Celebrations

Blueberry Muffin Day

Free Slurpee Day (7-11 Stores)

Hot Dog Night (Luverne, Minnesota)

International Raw Food Day

Make Your Own Sundae Day

National Mojito Day

National Rainier Cherry Day

National State Fair Food Day

Ramen Day (Japan)

Vegetarian Food Day

World Chocolate Day (Russia)

2nd Tuesday in July

Alpenfest begins (Gaylord, Missouri) [2nd Tuesday thru Saturday]

Carnival Tuesday (Saint Vincent and Grenadines) [2nd Tuesday]

Cow Appreciation Day [2nd Tuesday]

Independence Days

Mongolia (from China, 1921)

Polarveinn (Declared; 2022) [unrecognized]

Feast Days

Benedict of Nursia (Christian; Saint)

Drostan of Dalcongaile (Christian; Saint)

Feast of Min (Ancient Egyptian harvest & fertility festival)

Feast of Theano (patron of vegetarianism)

Guru Rinpoche Day (Bhutan)

Imamat Day (Nizari Ismaili Shiʿi Muslims)

James, Bishop of Nisibis (Christian; Saint)

James McNeill Whistler (Artology)

Hidulphus (Christian; Saint)

Naadam begins (Three Games of Men Festival; Mongolia) [thru 7.15]

Next Generation Captain (Muppetism)

Olga of Kiev (Christian; Saint)

Pancho Villa Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Pius I, Pope (Christian; Saint)

Solstitium VII (Pagan)

St. Stephen of Hungary (Positivist; Saint)

World Population Day (Pastafarian)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]

Premieres

Alphas (TV Series; 2011)

Beechwood 4-5789, by The Marvelettes (Song; 1962)

Boyhood (Film; 2014)

Contact (Film; 1997)

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (Film; 2014)

Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (Animated Film; 2001)

Fleetwood Mac, by Fleetwood Mac (Album; 1975)

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (US Film; 2007) [#5]

Hellboy II: The Golden Army (Film; 2008)

Honky Tonk Women, by The Rolling Stones (Song; 1969)

Jesus Christ Superstar (Musical Play; 1971) [1st Stage Performance]

Musashi, by Eiji Yoshikawa (Novel; 1939)

My Bodyguard (Film; 1980)

The Newlywed Game (Game Show; 1967)

Orange Is the New Black (TV Series; 2013)

Porky’s Pet (WB LT Cartoon; 1936)

School for Scoundrels (Film; 1960)

Shall We Dance? (Film; 1997)

Sharknado (Film; 2013)

Snowpiercer (Film; 2014)

Sorry Not Sorry, by Demi Lovato (Song; 2014)

Space Oddity, by David Bowie (Song; 1969)

To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee (Novel; 1960)

Trainspotting, by Irvine Welsh (Novel; 1993)

Wild Over You (WB LT Cartoon; 1953)

Today’s Name Days

Benedikt, Olga, Oliver (Austria)

Oleg, Olga (Bulgariaa)

Benedikt, Dobroslav, Olga (Croatia)

Olga (Czech Republic)

Josva (Denmark)

Asko, Askur (Estonia)

Eleonoora, Elli, Nelli, Noora (Finland)

Benoît, Olga, Yolande (France)

Benedikt (Germany)

Evfemia, Evfimia, Olga (Greece)

Lili, Nóra (Hungary)

Benedetto, Emanuele, Fabrizio, Olga (Italy)

Leonora, Lore, Svens, Varaidotis (Latvia)

Kipras, Kiprijonas, Pijus, Šarūnė, Vilmantas (Lithuania)

Kjell, Kjetil (Norway)

Benedykt, Cyprian, Kalina, Kallina, Kir, Olga, Pelagia, Pelagiusz, Pius, Placyd, Sawin, Wyszesława (Poland)

Eufimia (Romania)

Milota (Slovakia)

Benito, Olga (Spain)

Eleonora, Ellinor (Sweden)

Lusia, Olha, Olusia, Olia (Ukraine)

Alvia, Helga, Livia, Olga, Olive, Ollie, Oliver, Olivia, Quentin, Quincy, Quinn, Quintina, Quinton (USA)

Benoît, Alenka, Olga, Olya (Universal)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 192 of 2024; 173 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 2 of week 28 of 2023

Celtic Tree Calendar: Tinne (Holly) [Day 2 of 28]

Chinese: Month 5 (Wu-Wu), Day 24 (Geng-Wu)

Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)

Hebrew: 22 Tammuz 5783

Islamic: 22 Dhu al-Hijjah 1444

J Cal: 12 Lux; Fiveday [12 of 30]

Julian: 28 June 2023

Moon: 32%: Waning Gibbous

Positivist: 24 Charlemagne (7th Month) [St. Stephen of Hungary]

Runic Half Month: Feoh (Wealth) [Day 13 of 15]

Season: Summer (Day 21 of 94)

Zodiac: Cancer (Day 21 of 31)