If we could stop hating people for things that don’t really have anything to do with our daily lives, that’d be great.
A Palestinian cuurently in Gaza, or a Jew who lost family on Oct 7 may have a different justification for their thoughts and concerns than the person sitting comfortably in Starbucks and glaring at the brown person or the person with the slightly larger nose.
Fucking lunatics.
There’s likely some deep rooted trauma there which would be beneficial to have some professional guidance to uncover and address through rational eyes. Our brains will create defence mechanisms to protect itself from perceived harm, but the mechanism may not be a healthy one. A professional can help sus out areas of concern for you and give you new tools for dealing with those emotions.
Her unhealthy choices concerning social behavior and eating habits are likely symptoms of a deeper issue.
My goodness, I hope that woman finds the help she needs in her life.
Planes nosediving because they incorrectly think they’re stalling, bolts randomly falling out of critical hardware… sounds like I’m not flying Boeing anytime soon.
Yo ho ho, shiver me timbers, what a crew the Jolly Roger is getting
A competing service in the non-Livenation venues would be enough to take a chunk of a Ticketmaster’s bottom line and force them to compete again, something they haven’t had to do in a while.
If Mark Cuban has the resources to take on the drug industry by creating a service to get reasonably priced medicine, can we ask him to make a new TicketMaster that doesn’t rip everyone off?
What’s your work experience in? What are the goals for your career? What skills do you need for the career you want, are you actively working on developing them?
If you’re not sure, it’s a great time to consider what you’re competent at or enjoy, and do a realistic search of jobs in that field and the qualifications to get them. Best time to start is yesterday. 2nd best time to start is today.
Also, if you have some money saved, consider taking a skill and making money yourself instead of working for a wage. Lots of entrepreneurial info out there and ideas for those willing to take the risk on themselves. Some fields have very low barriers to entry… window washing, grass cutting, almost anything AI related right now, drop shipping, hell even a t-shirt printing business can be set up well for under $500
This is the real capitalist answer that build a strong economy and culture of working hard.
This doesn’t match with today’s corporate culture and rarely happens.
All my phone’s have been IP68 rated for over half a decade now, I’m comfortable bringing my phone into the shower for news and to use the selfie camera as a mirror when I shave. My case also physically blocks the charging port as an extra safety measure anyway.
But think of the capitalists! How will the stock market continue to make gains if there are less people?
If you have millions of chickens to kill, you’re not so poor of a farmer that be you can’t afford to come up with a humane method to do this job.
You need to ask yourself if it actually matters, then realize it doesn’t and move on.
Who the fuck pays $30 to watch an online sex video?
“Do this task for compensation”
“That’s soo much, no”
Wtf are you doing there?
Critical thinking. Consider the intent of the source.
You don’t need a fancy vacuum to never vacuum again. We have a cheap one and never vacuum either.
A fridge unplugged for 3 weeks with food inside that I had to clean out. I haven’t smelled a rotting corpse but I imagine that it can’t be far off.
I don’t have a lot of sympathy for any of the idiots that buy these idiotic things.