For me it's about the customer service. I stayed in 30 airbnbs in 2 years and when I needed Airbnb, they fully sided with the host who was lying and faked chat screenshots, didn't bother to get any proof from my side and just penalised me.

On the other hand, with Booking, I always felt fully supported by customer service.

I'll only use airbnb if there's absolutely no other option. It's a liability, even more for longer stays.

When I was much younger this was an issue because I'd pursue people out of loneliness, not because they were actually a good match. After we'd be together for a few weeks, the loneliness would go away, and then I'd realise that I didn't like them to begin with. Awful to do that to other people, I know.

Worked on it through therapy and overcame this behaviour.

Oh no that's terrible. Which pharmacies are doing that so I know the ones to avoid?

It's not simple, and the fact that you are trying to make it sound simple is confusing at best.

Even if a very small percentage of teens has a phone, the social pressure for all to have it becomes unbearable.

Plus things like marketing phones to children and teens would also be banned if a law like that were to come into effect.

Buy the whole damn chicken, it's always cheaper, protein for 4 meals.

Fucking genius.

The real insane thing is posting and upvoting whatever this idiot says.

What's the woman equivalent of a neckbeard?

A woman on 4chan with those requirements and can't keep a conversation going, has no sense of humour, doesn't have a car, lives with their parents, and doesn't speak a word when you go out with your friends.

One of my favourite comics of all time, honestly.

I might be wrong, but this sounds like bullshit.

Can you imagine the conversion rate between "Paying for fake plays" -> Spotify royalty checks?

Inscryption, there's a reason it's such a highly rated game on steam.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1092790/Inscryption/

Inscryption is an inky black card-based odyssey that blends the deckbuilding roguelike, escape-room style puzzles, and psychological horror into a blood-laced smoothie. Darker still are the secrets inscrybed upon the cards...