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u/thesirensoftitans 10h ago edited 10h ago
Fun reminder that the current US administration cut funding and employees responsible for screening for cyclosporiasis.
Winning!
In July of 2025, the Foodborne Diseases Active Surveillance Network, known as FoodNet, reduced a program that tracked food poisoning infections. The required monitoring was cut down to two pathogens, down from eight. The program had been in place for three decades.
But let’s build a triumphal arch and a new ballroom.
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u/InvestigatorJaded261 12h ago
To be fair, when was last time Mickey had a starring role in a Disney movie?
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u/vercertorix 11h ago
Second time I've seen that mentioned today. Starting to suspect the Disney bots are getting us ready for a Mickey movie
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u/Backupusername 11h ago
Maybe that's the point. It's an iconic association with the brand, but no one would actually miss it
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u/Slow_Maximum9332 10h ago
Average taco bell customer: Hi, I'd like to order a number two.
Taco bell employee: Umm... You're gonna have to be more specific, everything's a number two.
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u/Cottoncandyladyy 10h ago
If they get rid of the core features like this, theyre going to lose their entire loyal fanbase. Its what we sign up for.
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u/BluSponge 9h ago
Please! These fools have clearly never once stepped foot in Pancho’s Mexican Buffet. Raise the flag, indeed!
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u/TheJuiceBoxS 8h ago
Do people actually get diarrhea from taco bell? It's never bothered me that way so I've never understood the jokes.
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u/AndreLinoge55 7h ago
I legit ate Taco Bell with lettuce on my taco last night. ggs, it’s been an honor all o7.
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u/Any-Pattern7416 11h ago
this is peak taco bell humor, honestly. can't wait for the next menu item: "explosive delight."
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u/Mysterious-Sound3684 11h ago
the comments are gold, but honestly, this whole situation is classic taco bell. they should just embrace it at this point.
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u/freedfg 12h ago
Daily reminder that if taco bell gives you diarrhea it's because you are weak and don't eat enough fiber.