It’s pretty sad, but the last time I had a truly wholesome experience on social media was back in like 2015 when me and the lads all downloaded poopmap
Now that jobs are more plentiful than workers, they say, “no one wants to work anymore.” And I say, “pull yourself up by your boot straps. Pound the pavement. Shake hands. Make yourself desire-able as an employer.”
When jobs were less plentiful than workers, we’d complain, “no one wants to hire us!” And the old heads would say, “pull yourself up by your bootstraps. Pound the pavement. Shake hands. Make yourself desire-able as an employee.”
I know this is objectively the wrong opinion, but sometimes I wish they cut prosciutto thicker. It’s always at that awkward thickness where you pull out the whole slice when you bite into it, but it falls apart if you try to cut it up beforehand.
Every time I get on Twitter, my feed is full of posts from people I don’t follow, which makes me sad, because I used to get a lot of joy out of the insightful posts y’all used to post.
Us: *pulls up to chic fil a drive thru at 10:28* hope they’re still serving breakfast.
Car in other line: can I get lunch?
CFA: no only breakfast
*2 minutes pass without anyone taking our order*
Us: can I get breakfast?
CFA: no only lunch
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Me putting away the clean silverware…
Also me, unable to perform mundane tasks quietly…
“I see you driving round town with the spoon I love, and I’m like, ‘Fork you!’”
I just read Immerware’s “How to Hide an Empire” and then Ted Cruz (of all people) goes and criticizes Biden for abandoning the country and vacationing in St Croix… which is in the US Virgin Islands. He’s literally still IN the US. #PresidentOfPuertoRico
I need barbershops to go back to the pre-covid style of accepting walk ins. I don’t have enough control over my schedule to get a haircut in their banking hours when I have to request an appointment weeks in advance
I’d argue that public expenditures have the potential to be far more efficient than any money spent privately if used effectively. The answer is to engage with a transparent and accountable government, not reduce taxes.
I’ll never understand why people are so fucking opposed to paying taxes. Like there’s so many things that couldn’t exist without taxes that dramatically improve lives.
@itsJeremyR I fully agree that the way our taxes are spent is incongruous with the needs and desires of the country. But the answer to an oversized military budget isn’t to elect a bunch of war mongerers because they promise to tax you less.
And I get not trusting the government to use your tax monies effectively, but the answer isn’t to cripple the governments ability to function, it’s to actively participate in steering the government’s actions towards the betterment of society.
You’ve got half of a country willing to vote for the literal scum of the earth and whatever bullshit social policies they bring along all because they promise lower taxes.