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But! You could exchange it for stuff at the reddit store!! /s

100%, I don’t really care about their regular food but I like a lot of their breakfast stuff.

50/50.

Some of the value menu items are good deals, like little sliders or burritos for $1-2. But for the most part, fast food is about as expensive as a “regular” restaurant these days if you actually get like a full meal.

In my experience almost every job can get easier by taking a second to streamline tasks and/or stack functions.

Also in my experience, many people do things in a less than ideal manner because if they finish early and sit around for the rest of their shift, their manager will yell at them. I don’t really know how to solve that problem.

Heh, my old job had a nap area adjacent to the employee breakroom. It wasn’t a typical office though, it was in the medical industry with long and divergent shifts.

That sounds rough buddy, I’m sorry. I hope something changes for you soon. I could see working from home in a studio apartment getting pretty old pretty fast.

I insisted for years that I would be more productive working from home.

Many people I worked with disagreed with me.

The pandemic proved me right.

Tired of people talking about me behind my back (in front of my face, but in a language they think I don’t understand).

Man, fuck that! Not only are those people rude, they’re also stupid as hell.

Honestly this seems like a best case scenario to everyone except whoever has to pay rent on the office lol

I believe they’re referring to collective ownership https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collective_ownership

If you’re a bigger person this is a cool and fun way to break toilet seats clean off! Ask me how I know

In English we would probably call that crouching or squatting.

This guy shits.

I know exactly what you mean. People are too embarrassed to talk about this basic truth truth: if I go back to somebody’s house on a date and they don’t have a bidet, I’m not going to do butt stuff with them.

You’re not wrong, but it’s an interesting point you bring up. They were willing to stay on Twitter with Musk’s antics, but it seems like they aren’t willing to put up with another Musk and another set of antics.

😅😂 OMG this is so accurate 😅😂

Is it just me or is there an unethical way to try and entrap reddit here by posting your real name, deleting the post, and seeing what happens?

I hear you. The best I can do is tell myself that hopefully the Coast Guard personnel and other mariners got some practice/training which will be useful in emergencies in the future. And it’s still right to try and save someone, even if they put themselves in the dangerous situation.

people who see drug use as the same whether it be meth or weed.

But they are correct about this part, there is no ethical or moral difference between using amphetamines and using cannabis.

And they don’t see beer the same way usually.

Well, they’re incorrect about that part. But I’m not going to change the way I talk just because other people are wrong. Think about it: I’d never stop changing the way I talk.

But we’re having a conversation about perception here.

Absolutely.

I worked as a chemical dependency counselor for years with all types of addicts. To me, alcohol is scarier than all of them. Quitting drugs is never fun or easy, but alcohol withdrawal will kill you straight up. One cannot quit cold turkey. In my opinion, alcohol is the hardest drug yet invented, it just also happens to be more socially acceptable than the other ones. Challenging this perception is something I care about quite a bit.

Heroin, amphetamines, alcohol, and cannabis all have genuine medicinal uses, and also all can be abused depending on context. Drug consumption is a fine, value-neutral term, which can refer to both their use and abuse.