TheCrispyDud

Maybe wait until after the dlc starts dropping if you do.

When I was younger I liked it a bit, now not so much. I’ve changed a lot with everything that’s happened over the last 14 years.

Welp got a feeling I’ve got a doozy of an unpopular opinion, but that’s why we’re here. I don’t like any of Tarantino’s films. I find all the characters unlikeable or insufferable. I also fell asleep in the theater watching Kill Bill 2.

Man this looks like the bins when I worked at a record store in 2005.

This is also in my city which during summer feels like an actual hellscape. It’s a great idea overall but damn if it’s the last city I’d pick for walking about 40% of the time.

Pros and cons like most things. I enjoy the more overall laid back crowd that seems to be a little on the older side compared to Reddit. Sticking with Reddit though there’s just less of everything, less content, less people, and less trolls. This however is not necessarily a bad thing overall though (especially the trolls) given that the content here is less diluted and more valuable, same with the discussions.

Like many have harped on though Reddit kind of turned itself into an answer hub so even without an account anymore I still on occasion need to go back for a solid answer on something. I’m sure given time that will change but for now I’m still hopping fences.

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Not what they asked.

I’ve actually got a callus on the inside portion of my pinky from my phone resting there all the time.

THAT WAS LEFT HANDED!

Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky it got a bit interesting after the halfway mark but damn was it dry in the first half.

For a pure joy read there was the unabridged Romance of the Three Kingdoms. For a book the size of an encyclopedia it was a fast feeling read.

This isn’t true for everything across the board however, and the number of .001% is a bit of hyperbole. The driving force behind theft is multifaceted but the biggest ones are probably a mix of resell value, time to flip, and ease of access. Most items not from grocery stores are fenced through oh say Offer Up.

I worked for a major retailer as a mix of boots on the ground and investigative loss prevention and I will say theft is far more common than people give it credit and that mostly stems from how damn easy it is. Pre-Covid theft only loss were probably about .8-1.5% depending on the location and during/after was around 2-4% these numbers are for my state only though.

Now of course this is still a drop in bucket and corporation are still horribly, horrifically greedy which is why I had to get out and now get to relax working from home. I just wanted to frame the numbers a little better since I had to live and breathe this shit for years.

Command and Conquer, it’s one of the few things I can remember fondly sharing with my dad growing up. Also it has such a great soundtrack.