Is this an ADHD thing? I was diagnosed not long ago and I have this happen with some things. A friend who also has it is basically the opposite, remembering specifics about things like video games we both played at the same time that I simply do not recall.
It doesn't feel like that though. For example, trying to earn money and progress by going into the cave or whatever to fight nets you almost no money gains and eventually your gear can't keep up.
As someone who doesn't enjoy farming sims because they feel like work, it just doesn't feel like the game cares if you progress in other ways. And it may not penalize you, but a lot of the other options feel tedious because of the drastically lower rewards you get from trying to earn money through those activities.
Thing is, that's ok. The game just isn't for me and I am fine having moved on.
Yuuup. All these calls to "fix it at midterms" are just going to keep happening until more people see that our system is not working for them in a more drastic way.
That doesn't make sense when they backed the one in California but only didn't back this one because it would allow consumers to go outside of their repair system.
Yeah, the Catholic Church guarded access to education, preventing the rest of the commoners from learning how poorly they translated the Bible to maintain control of the people. It's too bad the Protestant movement didn't destroy the Catholic Church.
They forgave him for his enthusiastic murdering of a bunch of brown people, but rape is across the line lmao
Wage theft is the largest type of crime in the US. A huge amount of employers are abusive, not all of them have workers at tipping wages.
Maybe instead of taking money out of another working-class person's pocket, we need to actually have some class solidarity.
If you don't want a tip, don't eat there. But eating in a place like that and refusing to tip is just hurting other working people.
You say that like the prices wouldn't just increase by 15 to 20% if tipping wages became illegal.
Because that's what they're doing.
All you're doing if you refuse to tip is taking money out of a fellow working class person's pocket.
https://epionline.org/oped/is-it-time-to-end-tipping-no-servers-will-lose-money-and-service-will-suffer/
These people think the prices would just stay the same if tipping wages were banned and it's absurd.
No class solidarity at all.
Maybe we should take control of Israel or let them get what's coming to them.
Accelerating your fellow workers deeper into poverty isn't the way.
Is this an ADHD thing? I was diagnosed not long ago and I have this happen with some things. A friend who also has it is basically the opposite, remembering specifics about things like video games we both played at the same time that I simply do not recall.
They should pay people enough to live and this wouldn't happen.
Uk isn't on here? Terrible list
It's an unwritten rule that warriors cannot collide while erect.
Love that some other Nazis down voted this.
Amazon may have started here, but it is part of an international effort to fuck all of us. Everyone should be glad.
Nice try CIA guy. Don't you have more gen Z protests to schedule?
It doesn't feel like that though. For example, trying to earn money and progress by going into the cave or whatever to fight nets you almost no money gains and eventually your gear can't keep up.
As someone who doesn't enjoy farming sims because they feel like work, it just doesn't feel like the game cares if you progress in other ways. And it may not penalize you, but a lot of the other options feel tedious because of the drastically lower rewards you get from trying to earn money through those activities.
Thing is, that's ok. The game just isn't for me and I am fine having moved on.
Yuuup. All these calls to "fix it at midterms" are just going to keep happening until more people see that our system is not working for them in a more drastic way.
That doesn't make sense when they backed the one in California but only didn't back this one because it would allow consumers to go outside of their repair system.
Yeah, the Catholic Church guarded access to education, preventing the rest of the commoners from learning how poorly they translated the Bible to maintain control of the people. It's too bad the Protestant movement didn't destroy the Catholic Church.
You mean despite of Christianity.
The book is bigger than at its base. Our society cannot progress without removing it from a focal point.
Of course they want you to use their shops. That way they can charge whatever price they want.
It's the same reason McDonald's ice cream machines are always down.