I once sat in a graveyard in the rain for two hours with my cat in a box while my partner had a visit from the landlord. A homeless man met my cat and was very complimentary.
Employment for the sake of employment isn't a good thing, though. The problem that's trying to solve is people not having enough money to live, which has multiple better solutions than makework.
If the self-checkouts cost the company less, then it'd be good for them to pass on the savings - but in a capitalist world, that's not normal. If a company gets one of its food ingredients cheaper, does it usually drop its prices? Not unless it's already competing at that price.
Self checkouts are a good thing. They're not "us doing the shop's work". They're not "free labour". In fact, they're a boon to a lot of us as customers, and shops with them still have "traditional" tills you can use if you want (e.g. if you have a huge trolley of things or you want a nice chat)
I get what you're saying, but switching my gaze between the two is like turning a siren off when I see the "after" pic. It's desolate and boring, but it's not AWOOOGAAAA
I have only vague knowledge, but I think it's real. He's a twat that a huge number of kids look up to, who is essentially the end boss of capitalistic decay.
The only practical way to get power from water is to break it apart and then burn the hydrogen, and it takes more energy to break it apart than you'll get back.
Reminds me of a guy who ordered pizza to the pub but didn't want to make the landlord cross so he got enough for everyone. I had three slices and some of his weed.
This depends. A lot of albums aren't coherent "pieces of art", and the track listing is ordered and selected by execs other than the artist, so it's kind of meaningless. "Greatest hits" albums are also not relevant.
But yeah, this is a big reason why I went back to vinyl and cassette - I select something, put it on, and listen to it straight through without skipping, because that would require me to get up off my chair and walk across the room. Life hack amiright.
I once sat in a graveyard in the rain for two hours with my cat in a box while my partner had a visit from the landlord. A homeless man met my cat and was very complimentary.
"Realistic Sounds of Ball"
Mm, drag it out as long as you can, right?
There are multiple solutions for poverty, making people dig holes and then fill them back in is not a great one.
Employment for the sake of employment isn't a good thing, though. The problem that's trying to solve is people not having enough money to live, which has multiple better solutions than makework.
If the self-checkouts cost the company less, then it'd be good for them to pass on the savings - but in a capitalist world, that's not normal. If a company gets one of its food ingredients cheaper, does it usually drop its prices? Not unless it's already competing at that price.
Self checkouts are a good thing. They're not "us doing the shop's work". They're not "free labour". In fact, they're a boon to a lot of us as customers, and shops with them still have "traditional" tills you can use if you want (e.g. if you have a huge trolley of things or you want a nice chat)
I get what you're saying, but switching my gaze between the two is like turning a siren off when I see the "after" pic. It's desolate and boring, but it's not AWOOOGAAAA
This post has literally inspired me to order a pizza for my lunch today rather than open the fridge.
I have only vague knowledge, but I think it's real. He's a twat that a huge number of kids look up to, who is essentially the end boss of capitalistic decay.
Every cop is a criminal, and all the sinners saints.
The only practical way to get power from water is to break it apart and then burn the hydrogen, and it takes more energy to break it apart than you'll get back.
Reminds me of a guy who ordered pizza to the pub but didn't want to make the landlord cross so he got enough for everyone. I had three slices and some of his weed.
I'd be ok with a flowering plant, something I can put in a pot or the garden and it'll live.
I hope the water thing is /s
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I have no idea what this represents, or what DiDi is.
Ah, gotcha.
This depends. A lot of albums aren't coherent "pieces of art", and the track listing is ordered and selected by execs other than the artist, so it's kind of meaningless. "Greatest hits" albums are also not relevant.
But yeah, this is a big reason why I went back to vinyl and cassette - I select something, put it on, and listen to it straight through without skipping, because that would require me to get up off my chair and walk across the room. Life hack amiright.
Marketing -> looks inside -> scam -> looks inside -> marketing -> looks inside -> scam
The italics show up for me fine, so they're getting through!