I suppose the freedom of doing artistic work as a sidegig means I am not obligated to take any job put in front of me. I rarely turn down a proposed commission though, because I do always find a way to invest myself in it. I like to think the small touches are what bring people back, and I take pride in the finished work.
An actually modestly reasonable amount of chips, but they were homemade and extremely seasoned. Salsa with the chips, and a squeeze bottle of a different sauce with the burrito.
I think Watto was using a loaded chance cube. And to be fair, that might not actually be illegal on Tatooine, but I have a feeling neither is shooting someone who tried to cheat you.
A lot of fans have debated about if Tatooine is fully outside the Republic, or if it is theoretically a Republic planet that is just outside of practical control.
If Tatooine is officially outside of the Republic, then the Hutt control is the only source of anything approaching law, and I don't think the Hutts actually care what random people do to each other. There's likely no codified law against loaded dice and shooting somebody for cheating.
If Tatooine is technically a Republic planet that is outside of practical Republic control, then technically there are probably laws against both that apply, but if there are no cops or courts to enforce laws, do they really exist?
The overall story really flailed around as the later seasons went on (IIRC during a writers' strike is when there was a lot of issues), but '33'- the first episode of the first season is so fantastic I still remember it distinctly.
The style, tone, and acting of BSG really kept the show intriguing even if the plot went in circles sometimes.
Yeah, from a restaurant chosen for being walking distance from my hotel on a trip. The quality overall was good if not standout, but the highlight was the choice of about 6 different BBQ sauces at the table.
Custer's Revenge is a soulslike.