Spill the tea with suggestions, my friend.
Do they still make Swisher Kings? I used to enjoy those while studying and the long walks around campus. Sigh ... memories.
Cigarillos for time (don't underestimate Black and Mild or the other cheap packs).
I just don't have time for a large cigar and dislike the flavor lighting up the next day or two.
I should add, I also use liverwurst in banh mi sandwiches as the pate (along with roasted pork and the various veggies).
The sandwiches are a delicious combination of sweet, savory, spicy, fresh, and salty.
I bleed green, but support the Blue when not playing the Spartans.
I heard Michigan won and thought "great, I'm glad they righted the ship."
Then I heard about the offensive yardage and thought "290 rushing and 32 passing yards!?!? Damn, what's next?"
Try the Aldi version. A little harder to find outside of Michigan are Koegel's or Kowalski. Koegel's also has great pickled bologna, if you're interested.
I eat liverwurst about once a year, usually with sweet onions, yellow mustard and limburger chees on white or dark bread.
Reminds me of my father, when we would indulge after mom left for a week.
Arby's and a photo bomb? Nicely done.
I forget if you've picked up the Arby's sauces at the store, but their horsey sauce is one of my favorite mass produced condiments (and the bbq sauce has its place too).
Metal spoon leaves a slight metallic taste on caviar.
Bilinis, toast points or crackers are a good introduction to caviar, which are like mini balloons that burst (like a mini cherry tomato) with a creamy but slightly salty and fishy flavor.