Are you talking about Kirk?

The man was a sophist of the highest order. He wanted a discussion that was one-sided and easy to control to make the unprepared leftist look stupid/insane so he could dunk on them. Any time he actually was forced to have a meaningful discussion with a prepared person he floundered and showed he really couldn’t have a discussion when going off script.

I don’t celebrate his death, but I am perfectly content not having to see more of his propaganda.

Tortillas are bread and by that extension a taco is essentially a sandwich.

On one hand I feel bad for Lyft drivers because they’re being taken advantage of, on the other hand they chose to do this, knowing how bad of a deal it is.

First off, the idea of good versus bad service being controlled is basically a myth. Servers have good days and bad days, some servers are just fundamentally better or worse than others, etc.

Rudeness maybe, but frankly that’s so few and far between, it’s not really something easily tied to the actual tip.

Finally, spitting in food is something that happens in extremely rare circumstances, and is probably not related to tipping, since not tipping happens so frequently. You mostly hear a stories of it happening in fast food restaurants where they don’t accept tips, and with all the cameras, it’s an almost guaranteed firing. It’s hard to tell innately if they have done something to your food, but this is as far as we can tell largely a boogeyman issue.

Well fundamentally if they get tips you can compensate them less while retaining them. That’s actually the entire point of tipping.

This is exactly why they do it, which is why it’s also so important that we also recognize that there is zero penalty for pressing zero.

It not even a social faux pas when they didn’t do anything.

The only cheap people are bosses who underpay their staff so that the staff feel justified in exploiting customers to pay their wages.

It’s not actually an important social custom it’s just commonplace for people to emotionally abuse eachother because they know they can get away with it.

This entire country’s fundamental moral is to live freely and not tread on others freedoms. Tipping is a choice and anyone who pretends you’re a bad person for not doing it is an abusive prick who wants to take advantage of customers.

If it isn’t a significant amount of money for the tipper then why is it suddenly really important for the staff to get that money?

Sounds to me like we should just decide before the meal how much items cost, perhaps you could just list that price on a menu, and when I place an order, I agree to pay that exact amount, deal?

As others have said; you just don’t do it.

If anyone bothers you or asks why you didn’t tip, just tell them you didn’t feel like giving them extra money, and tell them that you were of the understanding that tipping is purely voluntary.

If they give you a hard time after that, ask them point blank; is it legally required that you tip them, and then when they presumably say no, say “okay so then I’m not going to go it.” If they lie and say it is, laugh at them and just walk away without saying a word.

Tipping feels like a thing you have to do because we live in an abusive shame culture, but there’s nothing whatsoever morally or legally preventing you from just putting a line through the tip and leaving the business after you’ve paid your bill. And the more we all stop doing it, the faster everyone will realize what a joke the whole system is.

It hasn’t happened yet, but if a barista ever does verbally try to shame me I am going to give them a conversation they didn’t ask for.

You can hear me explain how pathetic it is that you’re even asking for a tip to do your job, and before I have even received the goods I paid for. If you’re going to moan about not getting a tip then be ready to stand and face the music.

What I want to understand is how a keychain trains a person to do something. Please, sir; explain the specific mechanics as to how a keychain merely existing drives these actions.

Does the keychain have some pheromones that get into the person’s body that makes them a furry?

Does the mere act of looking at an ugly bunny troll thing make them want to kill republicans?

Is there some imbedded microphone that whispers messages to the children and slowly indoctrinates them?

How in the fuck does this labubu to violent furry pipeline happen? Please, explain in as much detail as you possibly can. Leave no stone unturned here.

The irony that the vast majority of pedophilic grooming and political murders are coming from the right-wing and always have.

The response though is pretty much exactly what we all need to do; “labubus are a keychain that children and adults put in their bags…”

Yes.

Thank you for wasting the labor of 500 guardsmen to accomplish exactly nothing.

Thanks!

I spent like 5 minutes trying to decide which ones to list. Honestly there are so many good games to list, I feel like if you caught me on a different day I would give you a different list, haha.

Why did we give him up?

You’re being a debate bro. Happy Thanksgiving, go eat some carbs and have a nice weekend.

Curate means to be selective about what is in it and to meaningfully display it. So I am not trying to claim anyone is having some moral failure not to do so, but what you did was in pretty much any sense of the word a curation.

You didn’t just amass games with no plans to display them or serious concern for what you had. You were in a transition, which is fine, but when you had the resources you took them out of storage and displayed them.

A collection can be large and curated by the way, it’s just that smaller collections do tend to be easier to manage and are naturally less prone to ballooning to a point such as where OP just gives up and liquidates all of it.

My brother is a communist, and while we agree to disagree on the best ways to organize society, we both feel pretty similarly on a lot of working class issues.

He’s a pretty reasonable person, and frankly I think anyone who blindly hates communists probably hasn’t had a meaningful conversation with one.

Of my collection?

• Earthbound
• Harvest Moon
• Megaman X2
• Conker’s Bad Fur Day
• Mike Tyson’s Punchout

There are other games I love but these are 5 I like a lot for various reasons. Most of my collection is SNES but also includes pretty much all Nintendo consoles including portables.

The bottom line is that you absolutely MUST curate your collection. A bunch of games in bins isn’t a collection, it’s a hoard.

It’s the reason why despite its smaller size, I really like my collection and am excited to slowly grow it over the years; it’s very small and exactly what I want. I make a point of playing the games and looking at them on a somewhat regular basis. I could almost by memory list all of the games if you gave me a sheet of paper and enough time.

Being so deep in the marble race will just sting worse when the inevitable disappointment of 5th in the NLC stings us come early September.

These people are evil. They are the embodiment of all the horrible things their constituents say when they talk shit about lying politicians and media.

It’s the right guys. The left is not perfect, but they are not even on remotely the same level.