This just in: Redditor discovers the world runs on Excel.
Holy shit this is as stupid as anything i've seen on therightcan'tmeme.
Unpopular opinion: If we ended fossil fuel use immediately a lot of people would die and the entire economy would collapse. People would starve because stores wouldn't be stocked. People would freeze to death because they wouldn't be able to heat their homes. Looting and violence would soon follow.
The only people who would likely be ok are the ultra wealthy.
Change takes time and right now there are no alternatives that can immediately absorb the extra load from cutting off fossil fuels.
It still works, just not as well. There are plenty of youtube videos teaching how to count cards even with multiple decks.
Uhhh... yes they do. The people watching the cameras all count cards so they know when you're doing it. If they see you betting along with the count they will ask you to leave.
Ok I'll be the pedantic comment guy.. AkShUaLly liquids and gasses are both fluids so technically this meme doesn't make sense as "fluid" is not a recognized state of matter. The correct state would be "Gender Liquid", but that sounds like a different sort of good time.
I set mine to manual. It updated in the middle of the night once and my alarm didn't go off and made me a few hours late to work. Could have totally fucked me over if my boss wasn't cool about it.
This is happening everywhere. The developers and city councils are all working together for that sweet sweet $$. Often times since city council is a second or part time job, it's the city council members' own companies and clients building the warehouses. Corrupt as hell.
Fuck'n 2023 and this shit is still happening. The former mayor and his cronies should be charged with treason.
Uh... time to use all that free time to find a new job with more hours. Fuck'n works 25 hrs per week then complains about no money.
You really aren't going to like how much fossil fuel is burned in an actual war...
Reddit bots still posting old shit from Covid.
Poat is by an account created in April 2023 and it's the first/only post from thrle account. I wonder how many reddit owned repost bots have been mobilzed in the past month.