Toothless watchdogs is more like it
Brodysseus
joined 3 months ago
I have a beater 97 Corolla. Don't care about stuff hitting it one bit. I wanna get some kind of funny sticker that's like "at least it's not a Tesla" or something like that
I've done it 7 or 8 times, I just ask if it's possible to opt out. Never had an issue.
That sucks. I've never had an issue opting out after finding out it's possible, maybe done it 7 or 8 times. I smile and ask "is it possible to opt out of that?"
I'm curious if something would happen if they told you no, when you do in fact have that right. I'm so anxious when I'm there (about nothing, just an anxious guy) that if they told me I couldn't opt out I'd just fall in and let the thing scan me.
Came here looking for this
Probably because everyday it's some brand new outrage or the second end-of-democracy event this week or yet another toothless attempt to impose consequences that will go nowhere.
It gets clicks and it's obviously a cycle that will go on for 4 years and it's exhausting.
Nobody wants to watch that shit, wake us up when somebody does something about it. It's obvious to me that Teflon don has zero consequences for his actions, so why hear about them and ruin my day?
Lol, that would require them to do something.
Off topic, but how do you like graphene? I am thinking of making the switch on a pixel 7a, but I have a fear it'll be like having Linux on my phone where things randomly don't work and then I have the hobby where I make it work
The Charleston song kinda slaps too
Wish he'd fight young competitive boxers now. It's wild how much time catches up to a human.
I really wish they would put out a survey for voters. Some way to collect data about what people actually want. Like a huge survey, let every registered dem fill it out.
If they're talking about running some bland business-as-usual candidate then that'll lose. People want change.
Based on their track record I have no faith in progress.
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Bay area, and same. I miss four seasons (Virginia is closest I've been so mild winters). The housing market, politics, and long term climate prospects of the northeast make it pretty damn appealing.