


I’m mostly half-serious.



Plenty of reasons.
I’m not trying to sound puritanical but there are good reasons to look elsewhere.
Can someone explain Gen Z? I don’t understand
And also how they no longer care about home users because their near monopoly on office spaces/businesses.
Endurantists arguing that the salient identity condition is a continuous causal history:

More reading for anyone interested: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/temporal-parts/
Don’t do that. Don’t be the dickhead who stands and blocks everyone.
Sir/ma’am, this is the internet. We can write long comments but no one is going to listen to us irl.
For what it’s worth, I agree with the sentiment of your post.
This only includes the people with a carry-on though.
We’re fast approaching a time where owning media is considered a luxury.
It’s not the cashier’s fault, but why would I keep going to that grocery store
Maybe if all the cashier lanes are staffed. But if I have a cart full of groceries, the grocery store is full, and there’s only two cashiers working (also, gotta bag your own groceries) then I’m considering switching stores at that point.
The new person tries but has sparse training
God I hate this. The company doesn’t care about its workers so they leave. The workplace has high turnover so the company doesn’t want to train anyone. The people with job experience are golden and everyone else has to be highly educated just for a chance to get job experience. This is becoming true of even entry-level jobs.
I hate my job.
You’re not alone.
Every time the people get angry enough for meaningful change, the system releases the tension through a mixture of temporary concessions and state-violence: carrot and stick. They never let us push our frustration to its logical conclusion.
We all just want to be left alone, in some form or other. Ironically, in order to be left alone, we need to ban together.