I think the cat wasn’t real Takemura talks about it.

I was staring at the hands and thinking it wasn’t too bad.

And that’s why he’s so rich.

Domino’s is pretty high for what it is. Not that it’s bad pizza, but…

deally they would charge less, but people are willing to pay the higher prices, so they charge the higher prices. We live in a capitalist society, and they’ll increase the prices as high as the market can bear.

It’s dumb, but it is what it is.

They already have on mobile.

Rip that person’s ear holes you mean.

This does seem to be his only real goal.

I saw Kurt Cobain on an advertisement for classic rock.

I think maybe the rich folks just don’t think about their staff or employees as people, or they think they’re out to get them.

I work manufacturing adjacent and see a lot of this attitude from the management layer. They think they own people and that every dollar they give them, every break, every word not out of necessity is the worker pulling one over on them.

It’s a sad othering, like they’re not raking in money with these people. It’s like they think the money is coming no matter what, and every wasted moment is direct theft in opposition to them.

Fistfuls. Like wiping with a baseball. That’s obviously the intended purpose of cheap toilet paper.

And now I’m irritated by this all over again.

Oh, I don’t drink soda. I was more remarking on the general obeseness of the US.

I get the personal responsibility argument, but if the majority of a nation is having the same issue, I think it might point to a larger issue. Rim shot

It’s funny, but marketing is the absolute backbone of American eating habits.

I’m sure it’s fine I wheeze as a shift my enormous weight.

I probably average a little better than that. I also drink tap water and am fortunate enough to live somewhere with excellent water. I have heard of people having similar issues with distilled water.

My Dr was always freaked out by how much water I drink.

Turns out I’m not a diabetic, I just love drinking water.

It is worth checking though.

Critical support

So the idea is that if the girls were a year younger, but in the same grade, they’d be more likely to get married? I assume not in high school. I am having trouble wrapping my mind around the concept here.