Don’t feel bad. I missed “of” and “my”.

Not trying to get you to switch, but my current Mint Mobile plan is $20/month for unlimited talk & text and 15g high speed data. Uses T-Mobile’s network. Only issue is that you have to pay a year at a time to get the price that low.

I’ve seen plenty of wait staff show up to defend tipping in Reddit threads. They’d rather shame customers than demand fair wages from their employers. Or maybe they were all just bots.

“Having money’s not everything. Not having it is.” -K. West

My unproven hypothesis is that everybody’s a little nuts, just maybe not clinically so.

My jpeg stopped downloading cause my roommate picked up the phone.

I believe what he knows. I know that I’m powerless to stop it. I’m just riding it out.

There is no such thing as fate. Life is what it is. Make the best of it.

So in November I have to choose between human rights abuses or human rights abuses plus rising fascism. Fucking hell.

For Boeing, James?

No. For me.

And these things called optical drives.

Plenty of government workers are underpaid in comparison to similar private sector jobs. If we’re going to start paying people what they’re worth, I say we start with teachers and get to lifetime judicial appointees when we get to 'em.

I should go back to doing this instead of eating Cheetos. Sleeve of crackers and a serving spoon of peanut butter. So good.

My favorite podcast told me it would heal my mental illness.

Maintenance has been negligible - $250 a year for oil changes & a couple hundred for replacing damaged tires. I might check into my state’s tax credits to see if that would make up the difference in cost.

The range problem is that I can’t charge at home. I could probably go as low as 140 miles if I’m willing to visit a charging station every weekend. But, the one to three times a year when I do drive somewhere for vacation or to visit family, I’d either have to plan very carefully or rent a car.

Initial cost and lack of charging infrastructure are the two biggest drawbacks for me. The lease on my current car ends in a year, and I’m looking for a viable EV. But most EVs that are bigger than a breadbox and have a 250+ mi. range start around $7-10k beyond my budget.

If those tasks are so important, then how come they don’t trigger the happy brain juice?

Rob has no “testimony”. Rob has questioned Bob’s statement without making any attempt to see things from Bob’s perspective or to ask Bob about his suffering. Rob, and by Rob I mean you, lack any empathy or curiosity that would open him to any possibility of understanding another person’s struggles.

Was he the broom?