Hi, it's Michael Sullivan from Wirecutter,
the product recommendation service from the New York Times.
And today we're in the kitchen testing canned tomatoes.
We're tasting form.
Sweetness, acidity, definitely the color, the texture.
These tomatoes, they're pretty velvety, like they break apart easily with a spoon.
The guides that we write are living, breathing things.
It's a piece of fruit in a can, so it's gonna change every year.
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From the New York Times, I'm Anna Martin.
This is Modern Love.
Every week, we explore all the messiness of trying to love,
trust, and stay connected to other people.
Our guest today thinks a big part of staying connected is accepting what you can and can't control in a relationship.
For example, someone you're into doesn't text you back.
Let them.
Let them not choose you.
Let them cancel last minute on your date.