Oh man, if only someone would create a script that automates filling it out.

Also include a table of all the assholes.

Vibe coders, where you at?

Rules for thee.

In Idaho, a woman spoke out and was dragged out by security.

https://cdapress.com/news/2025/feb/24/update-on-town-hall-chaos-woman-who-was-dragged-out-speaks-police-chief-condemns-security-name-of-security-firm-confirmed/

This isn’t at all surreal to me. We saw this during the Trump Presidency #1. Just a toxic PoS with an insufferable staff spewing hostility.

And what did Biden do? Business as fucking usual. Taking the higher ground BS.

If 2028 is a fair election, and a hypothetical Democrat gets elected, I’m expecting more of the same. If Trump gets his 3rd term as he freaking demanded that happened, well – we continue to move the goalpost of rock bottom looks like.

Yep.

NPR operates independently of the U.S. government. And while federal money is important to the overall public media system, NPR gets less than 1% of its annual budget, on average, from federal sources.

https://www.npr.org/2023/04/05/1168158549/twitter-npr-state-affiliated-media

Goodreads is like Yelp for books.

Find a book written by a right wing author. Hundreds of ratings, and the reviews don’t even talk about the book beyond the description. Lots of pesudo-science and bad faith arguments.

I got scammed by a few books. And worse, call out the issues with the books and your review gets shadow banned. Amazon doesn’t have a urgency to remove these fake reviews because it’ll affect sales.

YOU NEED PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY.

Now, do you want the milk with 2% fat and 46% cow shit or not?

Ive already been on edge for the past 30 years with how American products aren’t allowed directly in other countries because the EU bans certain chemicals.

And post-DOGE, I’m absolutely mortified.

Lemmy feels a lot more like old reddit.

New Reddit feels artificial. The written content posts LOOK like they’re from AI. Much of the subreddits are now curated. You can’t say Luigi.

Here, it’s a bit of a wild west. And that’s okay.

There isn’t much written content posts. But the comments? I’m loving it. It comes off genuine. Human. Real. Even the shitty ones that make me want to downvote but damn do I somewhat see their perspective.

Jobs with shitty cultures. Restaurants, bars, places where managers are like in their 20s, the owner and management team are “family”, and HR is some random woman in her 50s who chain smokes.

Once I worked at a office job, everything was so much more chill and drama moved outside High School BS to real adult stuff, like whose doing cocaine on the boss’s desk.

When I was a teen, I believed in that too. The most strict parents had the most wild kids.

As an adult, it’s now verified.

Oh boy. If you look at Ubisoft’s stock prices, it’s way down.

Like high 80s in 2018. And now it’s 8, roughly 1/10th if it’s value.

They aren’t going to survive another few years at this rate without some bangers. How stupid their leadership has been, with NFTs, with their sexual harassment lawsuits, with bonehead anti-consumer practices is just accelerating this downfall.

I don’t know about that.

More like most hostel users have have giant backpacks, many are tourists, and one really huge creep that wants to sell your liver. And the party is a Quiz game at 8pm to meet every other tourist.

We can make it happen with the Cyber truck!

BACK TO THE FÜHRER starring Kid Rock as Marty and Musk as the Doc and the truck doesn’t make it.

My drinking buddy is a neuroscientist.

Same story. Went to college uncertain what he wanted. Did liberal arts, realized he was always curious about how the brain works, and just kept pushing through.

He’s not really sure how he was going to make a living, but he’s good at what he does and it’s the only thing that keeps him going.

A few drinking sessions prior, we celebrated over him submitting a paper that took five years to write.

Yeah, They’re not going to suddenly start spending. But they’re going to plan a way to move offshores.

How do you think America lost manufacturing jobs in the first place?

Doesn’t matter if it gets rolled back or not. We’ve seen this over and over again and the tariffs just make it even more attractive to move ship.

How fast can a Japanese company move work to America to reduce import expenses?

Counterpoint: to avoid tariffs, how fast can American companies move out of America?

What drives me insane about these “I can’t trust Trump anymore” assholes of today is how much they didn’t give a shit about all the racist, vile, destructive things Trump did in his first term.

This wasn’t a light switch. They just been living with their eyes closed this whole time and now they’re complaining.

Same. I had some Target-brand stuff I liked that. A few months ago, I tried shopping at different stores and realized how much more/better products existed. Loving all the Asian supermarkets out there.

“legally”

Remember when Trump told EU companies to stop DEI policies and EU laughed? It goes both ways.

I take a short breath and pull out my phone.

I notate when I last saw them.

I then pull out my document of every major event that occurred to me from point A to point B.

They look confused.

I comfort them.

I gently remind them that I’m on this ride with them. And if they didn’t want to be informed, they shouldnt have asked.

I clear my throat, and start at the top of the list.