I think this goes without saying, but just in case any more of my northern neighbors are taking a break from reality, you don’t want any of this. Most of us down here don’t want any of this.

Wow, lol.

It’s time to go to the airport with face paint now.

There’s people who don’t even know there’s a crumb tray to clean. Also, the manual likely has multiple languages and, of course, a bunch of warnings because people are stupid and incapable of taking accountability for their poor decision-making ability. “How was I supposed to know you couldn’t put the toaster in the dishwasher?”

Most places in the US are in addition to the bill, it’s just that many people who don’t carry cash, so you can add it to your debit/credit on a separate line, but leaving cash is always an option. Some places that deal with a lot of non-tippers have mandatory gratuity or make it mandatory for groups above a certain size. Either way, I think it’s bullshit that the employees’ wages are not accounted for in menu pricing, and I’m expected to figure it out.

Ya’ll tip over there? I thought the US was the only place with that assbackward practice.

I could see that in some areas. I rarely feel the need to do this myself, but there are occasions where it does make sense.

While I certainly don’t think it should be a crime, 90% of the time I see people do it, they are near crosswalks and continue to walk towards them after dangerously playing frogger. What is the motivation? Why are you increasing the danger? Doesn’t make any sense.

Wtf is that website? It freezes preventing me from scrolling.

Return to sender, please.

I think I was blocked from there for daring to say all genocide is bad, and we can criticize democrats. Anyway, I can’t see any comments there. Thank you for posting the link, though.

The article seemed to state this was specifically about mailed ballots. Any source regarding being in line at poll close?

I haven’t played the most recent one, or madden for that matter, so this based on experience from about 15-20 years ago but I’m sure it’ll be mostly the same. First and foremost, there are some rule differences. Second, there are different strategies, formations, and plays. Third, you have different players with greater diversity in talent level. Fourth, the teams are different, which might mean more to some than others. And finally, the commentators are different, the last time, they had the cat known for whistling, which was funny. I can’t remember his name.

I’m surprised to see For Honor still going. That was the last game I ever pre-ordered. Even back then, I didn’t really pre-order, but the open beta was really good. Unfortunately the broken end game (it has been years, I can’t remember the exact mechanic) wasn’t revealed in the beta, so after about a week or two I hit that bullshit and it wasn’t fun and I never came back. I think I only got 40 hours of total play time, including the campaign. Lesson learned, though.

Oh wow, that is incredibly low.

https://smartasset.com/data-studies/top-1-percent-income-2024

First sentence.

Sure… half the country also makes less than 75k a year. I guess it depends on what industry you’re in.

I agree, the top 5% would be individuals with incomes of 290k a year and higher.

Scientists getting them pissed…checks out, unfortunately pretty normal in this country.

Those games did well, it doesn’t mean the genre is among the most popular and i bet they didn’t approach those level of sales. I wasn’t throwing shade, that’s just facts. I also mentioned ubis or reputation adding to this.