“It’s all in the game (yo)”
ChapulinColorado
joined 2 years ago
It’s plain impossible to buy a condo on a big city (the ones with jobs) on 2 above average salaries as well.
Why not? The world is in chaos anyway (e.g. the icon for taco looks like some Taco Bell creation 🌮), might as well enjoy the simple things in life.
Also, it tends to be easier to find the volume knob or dedicated volume keys than trying to see if the label on the steering wheel is for volume, skip tracks or cruise control. Not as important on your car, but it comes into play for rentals and/or borrowed cars.
True, I don’t want to drive 15 minutes (each way) for a stupid onion o forgot to buy.
Yes, I figured that might have been part the trigger for the thread.
This is not a game. It’s a joke sir.
Would the temperature be reasonable for a human in liquid form?
Love climate town. I hate that someone needs to waste their time disproving lies from the oil, gas, politicians and the like, but it does give me hope in the future that there are people like that out there.
It might be worth adding that some people might find him (and similar long form content) verbose if they are not into the topics. I watch probably most of his episodes, but some people in my life don’t vibe with those. The same people did not appreciate the 7 color e-ink display I had been tinkering around with until I made it display a dog pic, so it’s also about how the topic relates to what you already like.
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He closed breweries and wineries during COVID. Conveniently his winery was in a county with an exception. There is more to it according to Snopes, but it highlights the shit side of politics on the US and the very clear conflicts of interest.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/california-wineries-newsom/
The Sacramento bee published something that gives the benefit of the doubt due to some public trust he setup his assets under, but I personally find those hard to believe when career politicians always seem to get exponentially richer when compared with the rest of the population.