I wouldn't be surprised if FB/Meta tried to just settle out of court and pay them off.
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Has he been to an office before? Just because you're in an office doesn't mean you're "working hard." Lots of people do random web browsing, online shopping, etc., while at work and on the clock. Typical belief of old timers. They think your presence at a desk is somehow a magical indicator of a hard worker.
I mean why not right? I plan to get one eventually along with a Sega CD. I bought a Saturn a couple years ago and only have 1 game for it still (Virtua Fighter). But I wanted one so I got one. I remember playing one during the national tour they did right before launch back in the day. I think someone I knew growing up had a 32X and a different person had a SCD, but I didn't know anyone that had them both.
Wouldn't be surprised if they wind up charging everyone a subscription fee to access websites.
Yep, pretty much. They have no incentive to care about any of it really, because the vast majority of them will be long gone by then.
Exactly. What do 80+ year olds know about the needs of modern kids, teenagers, and young adults? Hell, many of them probably still think rent is like $50/month.
Cool, thanks for the info.
Born 1969, he might as well be a Boomer, cause he sure acts like one. The early Gen X cuspers, of which he is one, are basically just younger Boomers IMO. Or Xoomers if you prefer. Dude sounds like a giant POS and can GTFO.
Okay thanks.
True, though usually they mean the sane thing in listings.
Right? They love lazy people. It's just they're rich. In this dystopian country, when you're rich, you get worshiped by bootlicking morons and can do nothing wrong. Literally everything you do is totally awesome and cool and you're super smart. You can even commit whatever crimes you want when you're rich with zero consequences. Just write a check to everyone and go about your day. What a fucking joke.
With all the money we've spent on Ukraine, a pointless money laundering scheme for the MIC, we could've done so much good in this country.
Yep, it certainly is, but hardly anyone ever talks about it, especially not in mainstream media. Why? Because the ones doing it, i.e. the corporations, own the media. They're not going to tell on themselves. Instead they'll gaslight and lie about supposedly "rampant" retail theft that is nowhere near as widespread as they like to claim and constantly report. And gullible people believe them because it's on the news, it must be real, right?