@UberEats in NYC is trash. They delivered a product that will expire on 4/16/26 which smells and tastes disgusting and they won’t provide a refund. Will NEVER use uber eats again
@UberEats I’ve been writing back and forth and you don’t do anything to help. Why is it so hard for you to understand that packaged food can expire before the date if it’s not handled properly? You’re a nightmare
@UberEats came to 7/11 and they said you have to request the refund from them. I’m so pissed that you charged me for a stale item that is clearly damaged and won’t refund me
@Uber_Support You guys are playing dumb… I explained it's a product from another country and that it tasted and smelled weird and you're giving me a hard time for a refund. GIVE ME MY REFUND!!
10 paradoxical truths from 10 brilliant men
1. C.S. Lewis: Originality is best attained via copying.
2. Nietzsche: Compassion is a psyop designed by the weak to redirect resources from the most deserving to the least.
3. Chesterton: You need to hate the world enough to change it, but love it enough to consider it worth changing. Action is the offspring of dark pessimism and frenzied optimism...working in tandem.
4. Napoleon: Logic will lose you wars because sometimes the moment demands imaginative maneuvers that work because they are irrational.
5. Camille Paglia: Liberalism defines government as tyrant father but demands it behave as nurturant mother. Society must be so tyrannical that you should be protected from mean tweets but also so permissive that you should be able to change your gender (and back).
6. Chateaubriand: Beauty is useless if you care for efficiency, but shockingly useful if you care for lovability. Yes, beauty is a wasteful luxury but ultimately the only thing people will protect, and make pilgrimages to.
7. John Morley: Great writing dances at the border of mysterious and obvious. Too mysterious and you're inaccessible, too obvious and you're boring.
8. La Rochefoucauld: Absence diminishes small loves and increases great ones, as the wind blows out the candle and fans the bonfire. Time will kill everything shallow, and deepen everything real.
9. Julius Evola: Democracy has hurt the demos (people) the most by disempowering their natural superiors. It is not the superior who has need of the inferior, but the inferior who has need of the superior; it is not the master that has need of the minion, it is the minion that has need of a master.
10. John Fowles: High IQ is a terrifying gift. The ability to predict the consequences of any action means your will gets lost in a labyrinth of hypotheses. Rule 1: Do not lose the will.
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