I grabbed the Crispy Chicken Crunchwrap Sliders, Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla, Steak and Guac Nacho Fries, and Dirty Baja Midnight (dirty sodas are back!)
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Wednesday, January 7, 2026
Burger King Ultimate Steakhouse Whopper and Cinnamon Apple Pie Review with @thesouthernsnack
Burger Long adds new items!
Ultimate Steakhouse Whopper: beef patty with onion rings, bacon, sautéed mushrooms, Swiss cheese and peppercorn aioli. Cinnamon Apple Pie: Handheld fried pie filled with cinnamon apple pie filling Enjoy the review! SUBSCRIBETuesday, December 30, 2025
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
Teamwork at Border Foods by Corrine Kindred
Teamwork at Border Foods
This is your chance to showcase the AWESOME Teamwork in your restaurant.
Teamwork is the best kind of work, really!
At Border Foods we aim to showcase the strengths and complementary skills of our team. Teamwork boosts morale and is an essential ingredient in our recipe for success. Today, and any day of the week, we are collaborative with one another to improve our potential for greatness.
NEXT STEPS:
1. POST: A picture of your team to your Area’s Crew App showcasing teamwork in the restaurant.
2. SHARE: Click the link below to share your best Teamwork photo. AC’s will share your photos to the Core Value Highlights crew as well to celebrate your team.
3. RECOGNIZE: Be creative, and most importantly, have FUN!
DETAILS:
1. Our objective is to bring our Core Values to life and to reach every team member, in every restaurant.
2. The goal is to celebrate each of the Core Values throughout the year to build engagement within our restaurants. For P8W2, we are celebrating TEAMWORK!!
3. Picture submissions will be reviewed by our Ops Leadership team, where 3 winners will be selected.
4. Winning restaurants will receive Border Branded socks for every team member in the restaurants along with a snack box for the teams to enjoy!
We are excited about our future at Border Foods and believe that our Core Values will be a difference-maker in the markets we conduct business. This is a great opportunity to engage your team and celebrate our Teamwork Core Value.
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Monday, January 15, 2024
Weekly Blog: January 8-15, 2024 (MLK Weekend)
Monday January 8, 2024
Today I did my work clothes today in the laundry room by washing, putting them in the dishwasher, and putting them away in the closet. I bought some toilet paper at Family Fare on 28th Street in Hudsonville by using instacart because we were almost out of toilet paper.
Tuesday January 9, 2024
Today I did shovel the driveway, the deck and the sidewalk after the snowstorm and went to work to do trash in the kitchen and in the lobby, take out the cardboard, and did a lot of dishes. I did a video on Youtube and on Tiktok about Winter Storm Finn and there was three dead and 7,000 flight delays at airports.
Finn: At Least Three Dead, 7,000+ Flight Delays, 600,000+ Power Outage Watch video at: (192) Finn: At Least Three Dead, 7,000+ Flight Delays, 600,000+ Power Outages - YouTube
Wednesday January 10, 2024
Today I Shoveled the deck, the driveway and the sidewalk and this time, I helped my dad for good because yesterday I helped my sister. I went to work to do more work and this time and did the trash in the kitchen and in the lobby. I also managed to do cardboard and the dishes and for the first time this week, I got all the dishes done at work.
Thursday January 11, 2024
Today I shoveled the deck for third day in a row, I also shoveled around the mailbox and then i went to work to do trash in the kitchen as well as the lobby, took the cardboard to the dumpster and did the dishes which were piled up on the cart and in the bins. Got most of the dishes done and my work tonight was busy inside and out. I really had a busy day.
Friday January 12, 2024
Today It started out a great day. Blessed to have a job that i have a snow day, called off sick, and stayed home from work because the roads were bad. It was another powerful winter storm with snow mixed with ice that is hitting West Michigan. I was chilling out with my stepmom and my nephews until 3:40 P.M. when the power was out. I helped my nephews find my stepmothers coffee cup in their room, it was full of coffee, my nephews are something special.
Monday, January 8, 2024
Weekly Blog : January 1-7, 2023
Monday January 1, 2024
Today, It was a great start to 2024 and the new year started out by helping my stepmother by putting the Christmas stuff in the storage area in the basement until next Christmas. Afterwards me and my sister went to Walmart to get a couple things including this monthly/weekly planner for 2024. I also did upload two virtual trains from Covington, Kentucky.
CSX Mani-Racks Southbound Train at Covington,Kentucky Watch Video: (597) CSX Mani-Racks Southbound Train at Covington,Kentucky - YouTube
Norfolk Southern Ethanol Train Goes Southbound in Covington, Kentucky Watch Video: (597) Norfolk Southern Ethanol Train Goes Southbound in Covington, Kentucky - YouTube
Tuesday January 2, 2024
Today I went to work at Taco Bell on 188 Chicago Drive in Jenison, Michigan and worked on taking the trash and the cardboard out to the dumpster. Next I had to take care of the trash in the lobby and then the majority of my job was to do the dishes, sweep and mop the floors, clean the bathrooms and wipe down the tables.
The task of the dishes included cleaning out 18 sauce bottles,and other dishes that I had to clean and got mot of it done. After I got home from work, I took out the trash to the can outside because my sister refused to take the trash out because of the smelling diaper that was from my youngest nephew Waylon.
Wednesday January 3, 2024
I came into work and first i took out the trash and cut down 18 boxes and cardboard then took out the lobby trash. I also did a lot of dishes and cleaned out 18 more sauce bottles. After I got home from work took the trash and the recycle to the curb. We usually take out the trash on Tuesdays but because of New Years Day which was on Monday this year, we had to take out the trash on Wednesday of this week.
Thursday January 4, 2024
I went to work today and first helped out Andrew Lyon-Hall with the Cardboard in the back area and was cutting down boxes. Then I took out the trash and the cardboard to the dumpster area. Then Took care of the dishes and did all of them including cleaning out 21 sauce bottles and cleaning out 30 clear trays for workers to bag up nacho chips and cinnamon twists. I also cleaned out the other dishes and swept the kitchen and got it all done in one place.
Friday January 5, 2024
I went to work today and took out the trash and the cardboard, Took the lobby trash and did lots of dishes because they were piled up on bins and on the cart and the pile was 6 inches to 3 feet. It was a busy day in the kitchen and in the lobby today at my work.
Saturday January 6, 2024
I went to the bank to deposit two checks in the ATM and in to my checking account, one was from my work and the other one was from my grandmother Mary Smith who lives in Crestline, Ohio. Came home and got ready for work and when i got to work and took out a big pileup of boxes. There were more than 30 boxes that were piled up and had to clean that up, cut them down and took it along with the trash. There were every trash can in the kitchen that was full of trash. The lobby trash did not needed to be changed. I did a lot of dishes afterwards and swept the kitchen twice and mopped the dishroom area which was called the back area.
Sunday January 7, 2024
Today I went to Walmart in Grandville, Michigan to get some groceries the went to get gas at Bricks and gas was $2.64 a gallon. Got lunch at Jimmy John's on Balsam Drive in Hudsonville, Michigan and took it hone to eat. After lunch I put away the groceries including the frozen stuff i had to put away. Had Lasagna, Salad and Garlic Toast for dinner that my stepmother made. I did a short review of the dinner tonight and watch the short at: Had Lasagna, Salad and Garlic Bread For Dinner Tonight and it was delicious. - YouTube
That's all for the first weekly blog of 2024 for this week, And Remember to Have Yourself a Good One.
Monday, February 20, 2023
Residents near Ohio toxic train wreck health concerns
Still, despite the assurances from officials that the water is safe, some residents are too afraid to drink from their taps and the town has been distributing bottled water.
Desiree Walker -- a 19-year resident of the town who lives just 900 feet from the derailment site -- told CNN affiliate WOIO that she refuses to let her children drink the water, fearing it could have long-term health effects.
"There's a big concern because they're young. They've got their whole life ahead of them," Walker said. "I don't want this to impact them down the road. I want them to have a long, happy life."
Walker said her family is feeling symptoms, but doctors tell them they don't know what to test for.
"At nighttime especially is when we smell it the most," she told the station. "Our throats are sore, we're coughing a lot now. My son, his eyes matted shut."
'Why are people getting sick?'
As anger and frustration bubbled in the small town, hundreds of East Palestine residents attended a town hall last week to express concerns over air and water safety in their community.
Residents reported a variety of issues -- including rashes, sore throats, nausea and headaches -- and shared worries that the symptoms could potentially be related to chemicals released after a train derailment.
"Why are people getting sick if there's nothing in the air or in the water," one resident yelled during the gathering.
Ayla Antoniazzi and her family returned to their house less than a mile from the crash site the day after evacuation orders were lifted. The mother made sure to air the house out and wash all the linen before bringing her children home.
As residents near the toxic train wreck in Ohio worry about rashes, sore throats and nausea, the state sets up a health clinic
"Why are people getting sick if there's nothing in the air or in the water?" one resident asked as federal officials demand accountability from the rail company and call for greater safety regulations.
While officials have repeatedly sought to assure residents that the water and air in East Palestine, Ohio, are safe after the derailment of a train carrying hazardous materials earlier this month, anxiety has permeated the community amid reports of rashes, nausea and headaches.
The state now plans to open a health clinic in East Palestine Tuesday for residents concerned about possible symptoms related to the derailment and the Biden administration announced it deployed experts to help assess what dangers remain in the area after Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine requested medical teams from the US Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention and the US Department of Health.
It's been over two weeks since a train carrying vinyl chloride derailed in the small community of less than 5,000 people, igniting a dayslong inferno and prompting crews to carry out detonations to the toxic chemical to prevent a potentially deadly explosion.
The detonations unleashed a black cloud of smoke over the area, where a chemical stench lingered for days. While it was deemed safe for evacuated residents to return home on February 8, community members have questioned how safe their village is and the validity of the air and water tests.
Watch Video: https://youtu.be/y_l5-PD-khk
Still, despite the assurances from officials that the water is safe, some residents are too afraid to drink from their taps and the town has been distributing bottled water.
Desiree Walker -- a 19-year resident of the town who lives just 900 feet from the derailment site -- told CNN affiliate WOIO that she refuses to let her children drink the water, fearing it could have long-term health effects.
"There's a big concern because they're young. They've got their whole life ahead of them," Walker said. "I don't want this to impact them down the road. I want them to have a long, happy life."
Walker said her family is feeling symptoms, but doctors tell them they don't know what to test for.
"At nighttime especially is when we smell it the most," she told the station. "Our throats are sore, we're coughing a lot now. My son, his eyes matted shut."
'Why are people getting sick?'
As anger and frustration bubbled in the small town, hundreds of East Palestine residents attended a town hall last week to express concerns over air and water safety in their community.
Residents reported a variety of issues -- including rashes, sore throats, nausea and headaches -- and shared worries that the symptoms could potentially be related to chemicals released after a train derailment.
"Why are people getting sick if there's nothing in the air or in the water," one resident yelled during the gathering.
Ayla Antoniazzi and her family returned to their house less than a mile from the crash site the day after evacuation orders were lifted. The mother made sure to air the house out and wash all the linen before bringing her children home.
"But the next day when they woke up, they weren't themselves," Antoniazzi said. "My oldest had a rash on her face. The youngest did too but not as bad. The 2-year-old was holding her eye and complaining that her eye was hurting. She was very lethargic, so I took them back to my parents' home."
The Ohio Department of Health's clinic opening Tuesday is meant to help East Palestine recover from the incident, officials said. The clinic will have registered nurses, mental health specialists and, at times, a toxicologist, the agency said.
"I heard you, the state heard you, and now the Ohio Department of Health and many of our partner agencies are providing this clinic, where people can come and discuss these vital issues with medical providers," said the department's director, Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff.
The decision to conduct controlled detonations at the derailment site on Feb. 6 has also fueled skepticism and questions about safety.
Officials said the move was meant to avert an explosion at the site of the derailment by venting the toxic vinyl chloride gas and burning it in a pit, a move that shot up a thick plume of smoke over the town.
Vinyl chloride -- a man-made substance used to make PVC -- can cause dizziness, sleepiness and headaches and has also been linked to an increased risk of cancer in the liver, brain, lungs and blood.
The burning vinyl chloride gas could break down into compounds including hydrogen chloride and phosgene, a chemical weapon used during World War I as a choking agent, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency and CDC.
After the detonation, crews checked the air for chemicals of concern, including phosgene and hydrogen chloride, as well as butyl acrylate, ethylene glycol monobutyl ether acetate, and 2-ethylhexyl acrylate, according to the EPA, and reported that the data was normal.
Work now continues to clear the crash site.
The train's operator, Norfolk Southern, is "scrapping and removing rail cars at the derailment location, excavating contaminated areas, removing contaminated liquids from affected storm drains, and staging recovered waste for transportation to an approved disposal facility," the EPA said Sunday.
"Air monitoring and sampling will continue until removal of heavily contaminated soil in the derailment area is complete and odors subside in the community," the agency said.
Calls for accountability mount
U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg sent a letter Sunday to Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw, demanding accountability and calling for greater safety regulations.
"The people of East Palestine cannot be forgotten, nor can their pain be simply considered the cost of doing business," Buttigieg wrote to the railway's chief executive.
"You have previously indicated to me that you are committed to meeting your responsibilities to this community, but it is clear that area residents are not satisfied with the information, presence, and support they are getting from NorfolkSouthern in the aftermath and recovery," Buttigieg added.
Brown also pledged to hold the rail company accountable for the impacts on the community, saying in a news conference he would "make sure Norfolk Southern does what it says it's going to do, what it's promised."
"All the cleanup, all the drilling, all the testing, all the hotel stays, all of that is on Norfolk Southern. They caused it, there's no question they caused it," Brown said, adding the total cost could amount to either tens or hundreds of millions of dollars.
Norfolk Southern's CEO posted an open letter Saturday telling East Palestine residents, "I hear you" and "we are here and will stay here for as long as it takes to ensure your safety and to help East Palestine recover and thrive."
"Together with local health officials, we have implemented a comprehensive testing program to ensure the safety of East Palestine's water, air, and soil," Shaw said in the letter, adding that the company also started a $1 million fund "as a down payment on our commitment to help rebuild."
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