I'll never understand how people get so addicted to gambling..
Just never did it for me, always looked at it like a statistic that you can't beat.
Closest thing to gambling I do is buy shares in the S&P.
I realize because these food delivery services are all using AI customer support that all you need to do is open a ticket and say your food is cold if they take too long to deliver.
They credit your account almost every time the second you press enter.
Sorry not sorry, you should've built a better robot.
I feel like journalists have the biggest ego out of any other profession.
Journalists in the media feel like they're rock stars and actual celebrities and I find it hilarious af.
Bro you read off a teleprompter.
I feel like it's all fine and well to live your life how you wanna live it but I don't feel like an alcoholic should receive equal priority for something like a liver transplant over someone who hasn't.
If a man finds out he was intentionally lied to about being the father of a child, I think he should be able to get at least some of that child support money back.
The child obviously isn’t to blame. But if someone knowingly lied about paternity and that lie cost another person tens of thousands of dollars over the years, I don’t understand why there should be zero financial consequence for that.
If this happened in almost any other situation, we’d call it fraud.
If the money was paid because of a lie, there should be some way to recover it.
Does anyone else feel like laws need to be more strict on parents if the kid is committing serious crimes..
Obviously the parents didn't do a good job parenting to mess a kid up that bad.