spooky2092

Unfortunately, I have a very bad connotation to people calling out noses. But, I also had Jewish friends as a kid, so......

Yeah, he's just asking questions, what's the big deal?

I really hope your coworker is in their late 50s or 60s so they get the full dose of 'the way things should be'

I still don’t want to think he’s a bad person, but for me, why he is a bad person is because zero “too-big-to-fail” CEOs went to jail during the immediate aftermath of the '08 crisis.

I liked Obama, but he (like every president) is a bad person. You cannot be a good person and be president (except for maybe Carter, but he's something else), because every president is a war criminal to some extent. Obama expanded and normalized the drone bombing of brown people and tons of other awful shit.

I hope he's sending thoughts and prayers.

That Oj joke is the only funny thing in that trailer, the rest of it is just cringe trash.

Quick, someone invite him skiing or on a small aircraft!

. I remind her that they arent going out of business, but she just says she read it, and its true.

"If what you read was true mom, why have we been having this conversation about them going out of business for 5 years?"

Ah, republicans. Where "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" doesn't apply because their brains are broken so they can't tell that everything around them isn't broken

the goal of Elon Musk is to save us from a lifetime of "tyranny"

He wants to save us from the tyranny of check notes trans people existing and women having basic rights.

clearly Elon Musk is a basic bottom beta removed.

If he wasn't rich, he'd be an incel, Dude just radiates those nice guy vibes.

Wow, look at that fake nazi in the background smh my head

You have the option of not buying one if you cant afford it.

Not really, depending on where you are.

When I was barely above broke out of college, I had to buy a shit box just to be able to go to work, because the only job I could find in my field was >20 mi from where I lived and had no public transit options that wouldn't add an hour of walking on top of how long the bus ride took. And that's assuming clear weather, which we get for maaaaaybe half the year. I don't know about you, but I'm not about walking for an hour in the blistering cold with spotty sidewalks in busy areas

So, while I could take the option of not buying a car, it would turn a <30 min commute into 2-3 hours one way on a good day. Buying a car was the only way not to lose >25 hours a week on work transportation alone.