my recent investigations lead me to infer from first principles that there are three predominant kinds of Hot Sauce Guy. a Type A Hot Sauce Guy, if you let him introduce you to his hot sauces, has a small assortment of sauces you've never heard of on hand; they are all delicious
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Ok wait, are we talking dinner table, ILY food truck or Taco stand?
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Need to have all the info on what the types are serving before voting
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I eat what I think is more hot sauce than most people do, but I don't think I fit into any of those three categories. I don't know whether that means the taxonomy is wrong, or if I'm just not a real Hot Sauce Guy and thus not meant to be included.
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if you just eat a bunch of hot sauce and don't pay any further attention to it than that, then you're not a Hot Sauce Guy in the sense meant here, yeah
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This sounds like it has to be true but I have no experience that would justify voting
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thank you for not contaminating my results, i do want to evaluate the predictive power of my basis for this
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i only know the guy with the giant costco bottles of franks red hot, he goes through a few of those a month
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It sound like that would be not a Hot Sauce Guy but a normal person who loves hot sauce
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Here's what I think of your taxonomy. You were overambitious. You neatly sorted the genuine type C out of the crowd as not worth investigating, and that's true and accurate. But the further distinction you draw between types and A and B is vague and explains almost nothing.
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Once you sort out the type C, what's left cannot be reduced to merely two types. It's much more complicated than that.
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