Thanks I'm on Vyvanse now

Oh and this was a few years ago. They may have improved their product since.

I bought a poncho before switching to a suit.

1. My regular rain jacket (which is super cute anyway)

2. Black rain pants (wide feet with zipper so you can put on with shoes; elastic binding of some sort around the lower leg)

3. Shoe covers

4. A helmet with a visor

Takes 3 mins, waterproof

And lastly, the water repelling qualities of the material faded after a season. Now, dampness seeps through after some time. Could probably maintain annually with one of those water proofing sprays, if you can tolerate the aerosolized micro plastics.

It does a decent job protecting your legs, but beneath your knees can still be susceptible to wind driven rain from the sides or from just moving quickly. Anticipate some water getting on your feet if there's moderate rain.

It's difficult to wear a backpack with this. You can wear one underneath, but it's a little difficult to wrap the hood's belt around you and your backpack.

I have one of these and liked it alright for drizzly rain. The thumb loops are essential to keep rain off your knees, but sometimes your hands end up exposed after a gust.

You definitely need to use the strap to keep the back down, but it's easy.

Sweet corn milk shake with peanut butter and caramel sauce.

It's a peanut butter cap'n crunch shake. It's so good.

I gave my order and then

"Got it. Jared, right? Yeah! You've been here like 50 times."

People are saying incredible things these days

Absolutely zero challenge from the NPR journalist when the guy said "genocide and ethnic cleansing accusations are completely false and unsubstantiated."

Incredible.

Problem is though, I'm supposed to be tearing down drywall, not perusing a queer artifact. This must be how Boromir felt.

I told him I wasn't sure it was a good idea to take a test, on account of all the different drugs I take.