I was in the area but only for four hours. That was nowhere near enough time to do that museum. It was huge.

I wonder if this is the museum in Ohio.

Nazi. Say it with me! N-a-z-i. Nazi!

That’s a shame. Surely these people would have something better to do.

Reduce your spend!

Rent is most of my budget. What else am I supposed to do?

Beats just the tip.

soso is the same sound as a word that means breasts in my mother tongue.

Could be worth it under the best of circumstances.

Assuming you’re in the job market–best wishes. I am also looking and it’s a bit of a mess, even more so than the classic thanks for the resume now retype everything please online forms.

The shitty ones I see the most don’t have the real company name but the name of a recruiting company. There might not even be a real position behind the post, and they’re just farming candidates.

Ah yes, the slop button. Truly the pinnacle of productivity.

It’s OK. It’s just the old past time of exploiting the poor. Rest assured, the beatings will continue.

Never heard of a game called Monopoly?

I drive a Prius and the number LED projector headlights at eye level is too damn high.

Indeed. If you want a giant-ass ego-mobile you’ll find plenty, but a truck to actually get work done? You might have better luck finding a good van these days. It’s a shame.

Part of the demand drop is that automakers aren’t making a product consumers want to buy. They got lazy during the pandemic, and now that the sugar rush has ended their “cutting out entire product lines that appealed to the common buyer” has come home to roost.

You can only sell so many $100k pickups.

EDIT: Added quotes to make the sentence easier to read. My grammar is weird.

But that era is over and the industry has reverted to its prepandemic state, with too many carmakers chasing too few buyers.

That’s their own damn fault. They all got this idea that every car brand could be a luxury brand. They left behind consumers. They cut their affordable models and have left the sedan and even now many compact segment vehicles in the dust. Consumers should now leave them behind in turn. The future can’t possibly be luxury SUVs, pickups, and sports cars for everyone.

Corporate executives couldn’t see past the next quarter. And now, I won’t be surprised if governments force their losses to be socialized. Stellantis executive quit recently after seeing the writing on the wall. Make the money, let it crash and burn. That was always the plan.

Fuck em and the SUV they came in. Eat shit.

As sure as the rising and the setting of the sun, billionaires will cut their own taxes.

Every one of us suffers by their existence.

I’m an American and I have to wait months to see a specialist. I think I’ll take my chances with socialized healthcare.