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First Take: Being prepared

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By Saúl Ramírez
| Yuma Sun Verified
I recently replaced my windshield wiper blades in preparation for a day trip to Phoenix. The forecast predicted some rain during the drive to and from, so I decided now was the time to get new wipers as I had yet to do so the whole year I’ve had my car. It turned out they weren’t needed much on the trip, because I got only a singular lonely drop on my windshield on the way there and maybe a minute of light sprinkling during the drive back.
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First Take: Missed Fortunes

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By Saúl Ramírez
| Yuma Sun Verified
If I had a nickel for every time I’ve opened a fortune cookie and found no fortune, I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it’s happened twice. The first time it happened I didn’t think much of it. Manufacturing errors are bound to happen every once in a while, and I can only imagine how many fortune cookies I’ve had in my lifetime already. The second time (maybe a few weeks apart?), though, I began to wonder if there’s some greater reasoning behind it.
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First Take: Dish decoding

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By Saúl Ramírez
| Yuma Sun Verified
Being able to decipher how a digital design was created is something I’d say I’ve gotten pretty good at now, but I can’t say the same about food. I wouldn’t say my palate is devoid of any perception of nuance, but I’m also the least picky eater. A slice of pizza from Little Caesars can hit just the same as one from a local chain. Sometimes I wonder if a professional chef could reverse-engineer someone’s recipe from just tasting it alone.
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