Aremel

From what I understand, back on Reddit it was a subreddit that had only 1 rule: If you found your way to that subreddit somehow, you had to post something before you left. A lot of people titled their post "rule" or included the word "rule" for that reason.

As for why 196, i believe that was the dorm room number of the founder of that subreddit. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

I just figured out what these remind me of! They remind me of the Cracked.com photoshop battles and caption contests back when Cracked was good. You're keeping the spirit of good Cracked alive with these.

Both things can be true at once. Current events have me feeling more like the guy facing the mountain rather than the guy facing the valley. "Be the change you want to see in the world" is all fine and dandy but it honestly feels like trying to run against the wind in a hurricane. It's hard to argue with the results of being a greedy narcissistic sociopath when the world is literally run by them.

Yeah...I thought that as soon as I hit Enter.

I genuinely believe everyone should serve some sort of customer service role at least once in their life.

Oh man. In my experience, they prefer to make sharp turns into the station rather than out of. However, there is a limit to how sharply they will turn into it.

They also don't seem to like to have the truck stops so close together. In the initial recording phase, it's very easy for the trucks to get confused as to which station you want it to stop at. I got around this by flipping one of the truck stops around so that they don't share the same lane.

Good luck with this endeavor. Truck routes are my least favorite way to get materials around. I wish they would have refined the recording process or at least made editing recorded routes easier in 1.0.

How do your truck stops work so close together like that? I can never get truck stops to work right even when they're all by themselves. The trucks don't seem to like to make sharp turns into and out of truck stops for me.

The fact that it's either solo or 3 player has made me want it significantly less.

From the ones ive seen mentioned, I second Electroboom, Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't, Practical Engineering, ZeFrank, and Kurzgesagt.

If you like biology and evolution, I would recommend Lindsay Nikole.

If you like deep dives into various types of engineering, I would recommend Real Engineering. He does a lot of aviation and aerospace stuff.

That does indeed look like a succulent Chinese meal.

I gotta say, I much prefer your titles to the originals.

You're right, the structure is still there. Their digestive system just got rerouted to another opening.