Maybe they're taking the view that the next guy might be better. Like when your friend has a mental breakdown and you stick around to see if they'll make it back.
Yermaw
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What irks me the most about that kind of attitude is the idea that stuff has to make money to be worthwhile. It's perverse. Nobody is allowed personal growth or passions any more, absolutely everything needs to be grinded out as a side hustle.
Tell someone what you do or create in your free time and half the time they'll start asking what your channels for monetisation on that are. Do you sell it on etsy? You making videos on that? Why not try contacting local business and selling that skill? Did you know you could sign up for this signal-boosting ad-share service to maximise engagement so you can easily compare your ROI?
And inside you're dying because "dude, no, i just wanted to try my hand at making a spice rack"
I don't think there's anything specific there, just the climax of a gripping story involving a bomb.
He tried but
There's a fun hypothetical scenario where there's a snail coming to get you. It always knows where you are and it never sleeps or dies. It's coming. If it touches you you're dead.
Hands up anyone who's surprised
It's surprising to me that married people are falling for this shit. I thought it was just incels desperate for anything that might give them a chance or an excuse.
Fatima Houssana and 9 of her family members murdered 24 hours after film accepted in Cannes festival
Can we cool it with the atrocities for a bit?
What an odd thing to say
They're right on the money. We're getting double the oblivion!
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I'm with you there. It's going to be cool and I really want it, but I've already completed it a bunch. I'm never going to be able to get properly excited like I would for ES6