Okay, this looks bad.

Also, test the olive oil yourself at home. Put the bottle out when cold, or in the fridge for 30 min. if it gets solid, it is pure and has monounsaturated fats.

In Puglia, which produces about forty per cent of Italy’s olives, growers have been in a near-constant state of crisis for more than a decade. “Thousands of olive-oil producers are victims of this ‘drugged’ market,” Antonio Barile, the president of the Puglia chapter of a major farmers’ union, told me, referring to illegal importations of seed oils and cheap olive oil from outside the E.U., which undercut local farmers. Instead of supporting small growers who make distinctive, premium oils, the Italian government has consistently encouraged quan-tity over quality, to the benefit of large companies that sell bulk oil. It has not implemented a national plan for oil production, has employed a byzantine system for distributing agricultural subsidies, and has often failed to enforce Italian laws and E.U. regulations intended to prevent fraud. The government has been so lax in pursuing some oil crimes that it can seem complicit. In 2000, the European Court of Auditors reported that Italy was responsible for eighty-seven per cent of misappropriated E.U. subsidies to olive-oil bottlers in the preceding fifteen years, and that the government had recovered only a fraction of the money.

Also, you could write at least 8 different genre novels about skullduggery in the olive oil trade, starting with a murder mystery and working your way out, because there’s just so much to unpack.

https://www.snopes.com/food/ingredient/oliveoil.asp

Midcentury Coffee

And of course, Futura

lmao white women always like this  

“Just can’t seem to miss.”

This is incredible

Probably what you’re hearing is the relaxation.

It’s the one episode that perfectly encapsulates the things that are so good and true and…special about the series. Like, it comments on class and wealth without being too in-your-face, it’s got dirt and grime and sweat and blood and garbage and an undercurrent of tragedy and danger, it showcases the Gang’s group dynamic with their shared desperation and shared history and their fighting and…uhhh…glimmers of affection, and it has what is probably the single most perfect ending in Sunny canon. Man, I love that final scene. (Who doesn’t?) 

FYI, The Dollop did a great and very funny podcast episode on this, if you don't know about the Hatpin Panic.