Yorkville & Bloor.

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I'm sorry, but nobody makes big makaroni and cheese better than me. Go ahead and tassel in the comments like y'all usually do. I use heavy whipping cream, butter, cream cheese, cut up some extra-chart cheddar cheese and white cheddar cheese. Let that melt and then when y'all get that cheese sauce, hold the cheese, so hang up how to go on the pile of seasonings, so... So in this right here, we're gonna turn it up a notch. Are you with Chameleon? It's turning up a notch. And I like to add the noodles in while it's still cooking on the stove. So can really get up in there. And what's happened? Like it's thoroughly coated. I put it inside a little bit. This video is from a minute ago, so I think that I had it on 350, 445 minutes. And if that ain't it, just keep it in for a little bit longer. We love a crispy top.

Wingstop is finally opening in Mississauga. Theme is popular. US chain has tons of flavors to choose from. I recommend Mango Habanero. Follow in saga for updates on the opening date.

Check out Yom Yom Teboki at the Richmond Night Market. Rice cakes were so cheesy, the perfect Korean street food. Located at Booth at 106.

This is hands down the best alcanine taco spot in Toronto. I really considered gatekeeping this spot but it was just such a gem not to share. For $24 a person you can eat as many tacos as you want. I went on a Saturday and they had a really good variety. From fish, shrimp, carnita tacos, to steak and veggies. And I'm not exaggerating but every single one of those tacos were so good. They definitely don't skim out on the meat at all and everything was just so flavorful and delicious. I also have $10 micheladas and $8 beers. I got a fun drink called a horchata which I totally enjoy but honestly the star of the show were these tacos. I'm just so blown away by the quality, the flavors and I'm so surprised that this place isn't completely hyped up. I think we each had like 10 to 15 tacos and it was $24 a person guys. This restaurant is such a gem in the city.

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So Shelby's Swarmaman DM me after my review went viral. I told him I was willing to do a follow up video unannounced at the location of his choice. He chose Aaron Mills so I decided to go there and gave him another chance. What I didn't expect was that a Swarmman himself was there shooting videos for his social media and although I don't think he knew who I was, he did say something to me which I tell you in a sec. Anyways, I ordered the exact same Swarm as it did last time but this time the moment I held it, I knew it was different. It was much heavier, it was bigger, the outside was nicely grilled and it had a ton of meat. I even opened it up to show you guys how much meat was in this thing. It was like the opposite of what I had at the location. I'm not lying, it's definitely as tiered, possibly the best Swarm I've ever had. It was delicious. This is the legendary Swarm I was hearing about and I hope the franchisees can keep more consistent with this standard. Oh yes, the comment he made, he was watching me take video and after I opened up the Swarmman or showed the shot at me, he said to me, is the Swarm okay? I've never seen someone dissect the Swarm like that. He seems like a nice guy and I have like a new respect from now because this Swarmman is really something special.

So what did my parents say about me being pregnant at 17? So basically I tried to tell my dad when I first found out. First I should say my parents were not together. I've done a lot of videos on that if you don't know. So basically I tried to tell my dad and he told me to get an abortion and he told me that I couldn't do this and whatever. And then I kind of just said, oh, never mind. Like I kind of made something up. Like I don't know how to read pregnancy has something like that. And I'm not. And so I had realized that my dad has a lot of influence on me. So my dad is able to tell me like what I need to do. And I knew that by listening to him, I would probably do something I would really regret. Because already from him talking to me at that moment, I was looking into like abortion clinics and such. Even though I knew that's not what I wanted to do. So basically what I had decided is that if I wanted to have a mentally healthy pregnancy and the easiest way was for me to go to a shelter and have my pregnancy there. And so that's what I did because I decided that my dad was definitely not going to let me stay and there was just no possible way that this was going to work. So I went to the shelter and shortly after that I got my own place. Probably like my third trimester. I had my son. I still didn't tell my dad. And then when I was three months postpartum, I decided that. I probably tell my dad. It was a bit like this. I was taking this a bit too far. So I decided that one day I called him up when I told him that I have a son. And he told me he had suspicions because he saw me at like 30 weeks. And I told him I was just fat. And so he was not too shocked. But once he found out that I was okay, I was set up. I was still going to university. Nothing had changed in my life. He was a bit more supportive. And then he became like a really good grandpa. Like my dad really loves my son and my second son. Like he is so attached to them. So that's what happened with my dad. My mom and I were just never really close. She was never really around when I was growing up. So I spoiled her when my son was like a few months old. And she was upset with the fact that my son's dad is not Indian. So she didn't really care that I had a child very young. She was just upset that he wasn't Indian. And that was it. Her and I have never been close. So she didn't really have much of a say. But she was very disappointed and kept reiterating that. I should have been with the Indian guy. And that's it.

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