I think it's crazy the average person can do stuff like this with just their phone and most still don't think the government or media would ever lie to them. EVERYTHING you see on a screen MUST be questioned. It's not even an option.
So they took away our sd cards, our memory sticks, and then started charging us for memory to store our data. Then they started taking away our vhs and our dvds and they started charging us to stream movies. Then they took away our little headphone jack and then started charging us all kinds of amounts for apple products to make up for not having that headphone jack. Then they started taking away farmers rights to have seeds so they can't grow certain fruits and vegetables anymore but then they start selling us seedless fruits. The list goes on, you guys tell me what what did we used to have that they have taken away?
GENUINELY, i think that if we adopted a 4-day, 32-hour workweek with livable wages, people would be happier, healthier, and more present. There’s no reason we need to work this much. People need time to rest, enjoy their lives, and spend time with family and friends.
What the fuck do people be spending their money and doing because this would be plenty of money for me personally and I know a lot of people that their lives would completely change
Talked to a guy last week making $30 an hour. No degree, just a solid trade certification and six years of experience.
Comes out to $1,200 a week before taxes. About $5,200 a month.
After taxes, health insurance, and his 401k contribution he’s actually taking home around $3,750.
Rent alone is $1,800.
Leaves him $1,950 to cover everything else his entire life needs. Car, gas, groceries, insurance, and whatever breaks that month.
$30 an hour used to mean you’d made it.
Right now it just means you’re not drowning yet.
On this date, many children began their Pokémon journey, without knowing how life changing it would be and how many friends they would make along the way. So happy to be on the road with all of you!❤️
My neighbor lost his mom during his freshman year at UF. He had a mental breakdown. He dropped out of school and became unhoused. They found him roaming the streets, and he refused help several times. He never recovered. That stayed with me.