This may be the most important food guide that you ever read. It's all about an American classic. Plus:

• Is your favorite spirit secretly annoying your bartender? Featuring 10 bottles bartenders don't often like.
• Lamborghini: Its first plug-in hybrid found the sweet spot between absurd power and sublime driving.

A Guide to the Most Beloved Regional Burger Styles in the United States

There are few dishes more satisfying than a beefy, cheesy burger with all the fixings. And just like hot dogs in the United States, there are some wonderful regional variations as well. You’ve probably heard of Minnesota’s iconic Juicy Lucy but maybe aren’t as familiar with Connecticut’s Steamed Cheeseburg. But no matter — after digging into these 12 regional types of burgers, you’ll be an expert, ready to slay the griddle at your next cookout or family dinner.

Yesterday, we asked you how you're feeling about the Oasis reunion tour. You said:

• I've been waiting forever! I'll definitely try to get tickets (27%)
• It would be fun to go see them, but I'm not sure I will (28%)
• I feel pretty indifferent about it (45%)

The 10 Liquor Bottles Bartenders Hate the Most

Matthew Rangel knows how to get a TikTok comment section riled up. Admittedly, it’s not too challenging to make users on TikTok irate over trivial matters, but Rangel hits many viewers where it hurts the most: their favorite bottle of alcohol.

Rangel, an actor and Wisconsin bartender, has a series on his TikTok account @therealmattyr where he reveals the liquor bottles that piss him off as a bartender. The videos have gone super viral (two of which have racked up 3.6 and 6.3 million views, respectively) and naturally, prompt a lively discourse in the comment sections.

We asked Rangel to share the top 10 liquor bottles he despises most as a bartender, along with what exactly makes them so bothersome.

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Review: Lamborghini Joins the 1,000-Horsepower Club With the Revuelto

The Revuelto became Lamborghini’s most powerful car ever thanks to its status as the company’s first plug-in hybrid. Its L545 6.5-liter V12 mid-mounted internal combustion engine, which is also new for this model, produces 814 horsepower on its own, but bolstered by three electric motors, the total output is cranked to 1,001 hp and 793 lb-ft of torque.

How big of a deal are those numbers? Consider that Sant’Agata Bolognese’s final naturally aspirated V12, as deployed in the Aventador LP 780-4 Ultimae, boasted 769 hp and 531 lb-ft of torque. Those are objectively insane numbers, but they pale in comparison to the Revuelto, which has now replaced the Aventador as the automaker’s flagship production model.

All that thunder shoots the new hybrid from 0 to 62 mph in only 2.5 seconds and all the way to 124 mph in under seven. Top speed is somewhere north of 217 mph, but you’re going to need to find a track with a helluva straightaway to max that out.