Guac: The Expense Tracking App for Buying More Guacamole
No more acting like you don’t want guacamole or pretending that if you get guacamole, it’ll make you too full.
Adam Dietz is a writer and the host of the Home Improvement (the sitcom) podcast “Home Impodcast.” His work has been featured in McSweeney’s, but not The New Yorker. He lives in Milwaukee with his partner and their two cats.
No more acting like you don’t want guacamole or pretending that if you get guacamole, it’ll make you too full.
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