Yeah that sounds pretty typical.
There will be something you'll have to drive the Lowes 2 counties over for cause its faster than ordering it online and then something you'll still have to order online, and at least 1 thing you gotta exchange at the last second before they close or it throws the whole project timeline off.
UBI has many advantages. I think the neatest thing it might allow us to do is we could reduce the urgency to raise min wage. Instead of having to do it in a big jump all at once to catch up with inflation UBI could hold the damn while we slowly raise it in frequent tiny amounts like in the old days
HOW DO WE HAVE A WHOLE ASS HURRICANE IN APPALACHIA?
I'm here to remind everyone that even mathematically logical cold mechanical unfeeling Lt. Commander Data of Star Trek TNG was a pet owner, and while he couldn't feel love he knew that it was best for the animal to at least let it feel loved and demanded the rest of the crew treat it well too.
ALT: a man is holding a cat and says tell him he is a pretty cat and a good cat
Well I never expected to read those words in that order today.
I've seen face plenty when I go to my friends house. His pittbull makes it at me and crawls up into my lap, tries to lick the heck out of my face, then curls up for hours drooling on my leg.
and if I ever find a human that loves me half as much as that dog, then I think I'll be okay.
I'm pretty sure I'm a massive piece of shit that doesn't deserve love. But my friend's pittbull disagrees. I don't know why, but shes always happy to see me when I come over, and I always end up with that giant beast in my lap for hours. No idea what the dog sees in me, but it feels unconditional
I can't speak for everyone, but I can say capitalism has made my mental health problems worse. I'm sure my problems wouldn't be so fucking bad if I wasn't in a constant state of goddamn panic about how to keep hooked up fed and medicated every single fucking day for years to a point of burnout.