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Infuriating, but like, still better than Dr. Oz…?

Yeah same. I’m referencing a Trump speech where he talked about “groceries” being an old fashioned word.

I’m riffing on Trump recently learning the term “groceries”.

Tower of God season 2 was seriously terrible.

Just started watching this, it’s so over the top, but that’s what makes it great.

Back then they called it a “grocery store”. But we don’t use that term anymore because it’s old fashioned.

Godless ass Esperanto…

C’est bon!

If this comment doesn’t deserve an upvote, I have no idea what does.

If I recall, it was a new file system. So instead if folders, every file would just kind of have tags and could be dynamically grouped like that. I could very well be wrong, but I remember being excited for it.

I used to have Stabwound as my alarm sound. That was always a lovely and startling way to wake up.

Yes, but racism (even subconsciously) was likely a contributing factor to her loss as well, which is what the other person was saying.

If you’re into music theory, Cadence Hira did a really good video on how hard all the remixes in the game go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdKQM56djtE

Might even be a good watch if you have no idea what she’s talking about.

So we’re all descended from anime characters?

No, that’s Nintendo

But certainly three things cannot be bad.

The Scylla songs are maybe my favorite part.of the game, and there’s more?!

You make a good point that the shareholder/business owner class is more likely to have better safety nets. So from that standpoint, if the absolute value of their loss is greater, it could have a much less significant impact on their lives.

I think you may be underestimating the amount of small businesses though, at least in the US.

They don’t lose their life if a company goes under though? I don’t mean to diminish the contribution of workers. I think they need a much higher share of what companies take in, and they need more voices at their companies.

I get the sentiment and I’m all for workers sharing in profits, but what do they really risk by working at a company? Sure, the company can fail and they might be stuck in a bad situation, but shareholders and owners probably have it worse in that scenario, right?