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@HikaruAkiraFox In Wokenautica the PDA doesn’t warn you about predators. It lectures you about your carbon footprint while you’re bleeding out.

I will tell you what happened. You are not allowed to defend yourself against attackers. It makes no sense to have a survival game in which you cant defend yourself. People dont want to run away from attackers in survival games, people want to be able to fight their attackers to defend themselves. If you are not allowed to defend yourself against an attacking entity in a survival game, than your game is woke and is teaching suicidal empathy. This game is going to flop on full release. Non-buy-nary.

@DantheManLevia @the_ceo99 Trust the science.

@the_ceo99 and? the normal man complaining bout her body count had at least the same number.

The average woman today has slept with more men by 25 than her grandmother did in her entire life. Then wonders why pair bonding is dead. 💀 🤯

@the_ceo99 Indeed.

@upstatefederlst The headline will be like: "10 year old woman ringleader seduces group of foreign engineers and is now being charged with prostitution ." The facts of the case be like: "The men drove around the neighborhood in a white van with (free candy) painted on the side."

I always default to thinking that the headlines are sensationalized and then I read the facts of the case and it's even worse than the headline suggests.

It's somewhat surprising to me that police officers and judges in the UK haven't started turning up dead.

Your underthinking it I think. RFQ stuff is mostly irrelevant here. Request for Quote is a formal procurement process used in government/commercial bidding for larger contracts. It's not some universal standard that every small residential landscaper must follow when talking to a homeowner. Your simply name dropping business jargon to sound authoritative.

@CoryRayGordon @itscoleonx @end3of6days9 You obviously don’t run a business. Or have ever heard of RFQ. Lol 😂 You’re literally speaking outta your ass.

A lawn care company owner shows up at a house to talk about landscaping work and ends up dealing with an 83-year-old homeowner who keeps demanding to know the hourly rate. The owner calmly explains that they don’t charge by the hour — they price based on the scope of the job because it accounts for more than just time, like equipment, materials, expertise, crew size, and cleanup. Most professional landscaping companies work this way because it’s cleaner for both sides and rewards efficiency. The man keeps pressing for a breakdown anyway, even as his wife stands there listening and occasionally smacking him with an Amazon package she's holding for being rude. 😭 The owner stays professional and tells him he’ll send over a formal quote in the next couple of days, but the customer gets more and more frustrated until he finally says, “I’m 83 years old, man… I’ve done a lot of business in my life, and this is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard.” When you’re getting quotes for work, do you prefer a flat price upfront, or do you like seeing everything broken down by the hour?

@raewolff_ You gotta polish the slop with photoshop, then it looks decent. Idk, I think It looks alright.

Some customers value their time and would rather a job got done in two hours instead of eight, where as a less seasoned person would get it done in eight hours because they're slow or they dont have a "system" to get it done quicker. A professional that knows how to get the job done might get an 8 hour job done in two. He can start the next job and save the homeowner time, who exactly is losing? When you run your own business, you are the owner who gets to decide the bid and if the customer is to pay a flat rate. The customers can figure out the math on their own if they want to stand around and watch. Or they can always take their business elsewhere.

@CoryRayGordon @itscoleonx @end3of6days9 Not true.. on jobs that are labor jobs (not skill) like weeding and mulching there isn’t a cost benefit to hire “experience” unless you are putting in a retaining wall or something like that…

@rushicrypto Monopoly was supposed to represent our capitalist society, they had to add a sprinkle of socialism when you pass go or the game wouldn't work.

I don’t think people want pure capitalism or pure socialism. People just want to afford rent. Go to the doctor without fear. Have clean streets, good schools, decent wages, and still have freedom. The happiest countries on earth figured out that balance matters. Too much greed destroys people. Too much control does too. Most normal people are just asking for a system that actually lets them live.

@FriendlyNgbor @xxxxxxxxxxxxqq3 He aint afraid of gargling your balls, he actually sees it as a challenge.

@xxxxxxxxxxxxqq3 How about you gargle my balls

Bought basically everything on sale and my grocery bill was 210$ after 70$ in discounts. Literally essentials. I shit you not The couple in front of me used EBT to pay for, among other things, 80$ in fresh snow crab I'm actually going to loose my fucking mind

@theJoejoe2022 @GuntherEagleman @RepMaryMiller @HouseAdmin Epstein Island was also against the law. O.o

@GuntherEagleman @RepMaryMiller @HouseAdmin That is the law, been the law, and still is the law. Not sure why you and others can’t understand that Could be your upbringing, or just poor education, not sure.

Chairman Thomas Hicks should be removed from the Election Assistance Commission. At yesterday's @HouseAdmin Committee hearing, I asked Chairman Hicks directly what steps the EAC has taken to ensure that non-citizens are not voting. His answer was that the EAC "can't do anything" and it's entirely a state issue. This is not only evasive but also directly contradicts President Trump's Executive Order, which explicitly directs the EAC to require documentary, government-issued proof of U.S. citizenship on federal voter registration forms. The President has given the EAC a clear mandate to ensure only Americans vote in our elections. Chairman Hicks appears unwilling to fulfill it. That is disqualifying.

@GuntherEagleman @RepMaryMiller @HouseAdmin

@RepMaryMiller @HouseAdmin Only Americans should vote in American elections.

@itscoleonx @KrcMillie @end3of6days9 It sounds like you're complaining about the steak being too juicy.

@KrcMillie @end3of6days9 A dozen guys is not the scenario I am complaining about.

@itscoleonx @end3of6days9 You're not paying for the labor you're paying for the experience of the laborer. You want an inexperienced laborer, you'll pay one way or another.

@end3of6days9 The old man is not wrong. I hate it when people quote hundreds or thousands and then knock out the job in 2 hours

@JoeMarz10 @MilesTrav Its people living inside them so they are not homeless...

@MilesTrav The storage unit boom is them hording all their shit.

Boomers always ate out, that is why every restaurant exploded during their time. They also subscribed to magazines, social clubs, bought tons of useless Knick knacks, fell for every dumb TV infomercial, filled their garages with useless clutter. They were horrible with money.

@Triaged2 @RyouYiyuan54030 @harukaawake

@RyouYiyuan54030 @harukaawake Pay some shit hole country to keep them in jail, then send home when done with a long hard sentence.

🇯🇵⛩️ If it turns out that temple/shrine fires in Japan were caused by foreign nationals, what should be the punishment?

@MmisterNobody Society is cracking. We realize how cooked we all are and if we mention it, we find a lobster claw pulling us back into the boil.

I just witnessed a man staring blankly into the void during my walk, completely motionless, like an empty shell. Lately, something feels off, and people have been acting strangely. Am I the only one noticing this?

What happens when the useful idiots are no longer useful?

@philthatremains Fixed it.

i have literally seen men swipe right until they reach the limit for the day and receive zero replies. it’s not that men need to lower their standards, it is the women that need to lower their standards.

@financedystop This is yet another AI slop receipt. The words are grouped too precicely, the punctuation is formatted by exact distances.

@Cold_Brewd @PancakesRevenge @spikesguides Today's casual public posts become tomorrow's easily parsed personal dossiers. People should think twice about oversharing (or businesses publicizing) customer details. It's a practical heads up, not paranoia, especially as AI surveillance capabilities grow.

I guess I have to reply to every one of you people. EVENTUALLY. Just because the tech isn't available right this second doesn't mean tomorrow you're not gonna be documented for every purchase you ever bought. If someone is able to just unilaterally able to decide that they can reveal your purchase history publicly on social media, then we're all in for some big fn trouble when AI can parse that information into IDENTIFYING information.

To the guy who ordered 20 nitride bolt carrier groups I have one question. Why? I built em for ya and we mailed em out today but why? What purpose? Why 20?