Bump amber whataboutism

Bump amber whataboutism

I’ve been using Kagi for a while now with no complaints. For my uses, I haven’t had to use anything else for maybe a year now. I wish they had a free option, but if you can afford it I would recommend at least trying them.

A lot of parts in aerospace come from Turkey, an industry not doing so well right now.

The success of the canned water brand Liquid Death also shows how young people are willing to spend on flashy food and beverages. The brand recently shot up to a valuation of $1.4 billion thanks to a recent round of funding, according to Forbes.

They almost got it, it’s right there! Indeed, the success of shitty canned water is due to injections of cash. It has nothing to do with spending on whatever the fuck a “flashy beverage” is. Deeply Unserious “journalist”

Southwest sort of runs the whole deal for maintenance, for repairs they often have to use Boeing to affect the repairs.

The blame game is kinda pointless imo. We know what the issue is, neo-liberalism hollowing out productive forces, which include maintenance budgets.

This fuck only knows how to hide behind his charity-washing, and that smile on his face at the end revealing how they all got away with it.

Learn any lessons you old pedophile?

“Well, he’s dead so we got a way with it, and I’m very proud of my philanthropy”

In my experience

Is it because I have no family member to pull a nepotism scheme for me?

Outside of the outright discrimination that goes on, this is maybe the biggest factor. There is nothing wrong with you.

There is everything wrong with how hiring works. My team of 15 coworkers, 13 are nepo hires. Other teams I interact with are also mostly nepo hires. My first job was at a restaurant and my step-dad knew the owner. My current job I got because I knew somebody that worked there through a friend of my spouse.

If I lost my job, I honestly don’t know how I would get another besides calling everyone I know and asking for referrals

That makes sense to me as well, I hadn’t thought of that aspect, thank you for replying :)

I do have oil stained heavy duty coveralls I use for working on my car, and a grass stained denim pair of farmers overalls that I use for mowing and stuff. I don’t think I would feel comfortable wearing those in public, aside from like running to the hardware store or something.

Well stated

I aspire to be rosie

So treat brained that it’s hard to recognize fruits as treats, and not a stable dietary foundation

It’s our duty to look after ourselves and then, also to look after our neighbour.

there is no such thing as society

Deeply Unserious

“Tick Tock Toe, everyone a winner” isn’t nearly as bad as others here, but that cringe was palpable

I’ve watched burger brained americans eat berries they picked off the side of a highway, lmao

Thank you for the tips!

I don’t know if this is helpful, but I hope a little at least.

Basically the way I was raised and how I learned to mask to fit in was so at odds with who I wanted to be, that I didn’t fit in with who I wanted to fit in with, and I stopped fitting in with who I used to fit in with when I tried to unlearn my masking behavior. I had so much trouble trying to fit in with new groups, I think because I would try and mask to fit in since I didn’t know how to “be myself.” I had never felt more out of place, so I retreated inward and started smoking a lot of weed and getting introspective. I still feel out of place regardless of the group I’m in or who I’m talking to, but I don’t feel out of place when I’m alone anymore and I think I can be content with that.

This really resonates with me, thanks for sharing :)

But being able to amuse yourself with your own weirdness was really useful to me, and I think it made people like me more (though I could just be imagining it.

Especially this part. I noticed a tendency with my spouse where she tries to mask her weirdness even when she’s alone, and that causes me to notice the same thing with myself. We’re improving :)

That makes sense! I’m pretty male presenting physically, so I assumed that was part of it

I remembered wearing a pair as a kid, so I got a pair for yardwork and they were so convenient I started wearing them more. Now I pick up neat pairs I see at goodwill. I even found a pair of insulated winter ones there!

Historically they’re really cool, and I also think they’re basically the working uniform of the everyday laborer. Boilersuits as well, they just make sense!