These are gamers we’re talking about so plenty of free time for real life COD:MW

Have a new government get rid of them. They only keep power because people give it to them.

The commission should be afraid of siding with the corporations mainly for what we’ll do to them if they do.

Oh no! Not the pop-up AD Smart TV company! The only reason to have Roku today IMO is for those cheap Roku subsidized TVs but only when you keep them completely offline. I truly feel bad for all the people who have them connected to the internet but this is pretty on par for Roku.

Rape is supposedly legally fine if you’re white, rich, or attractive in America, one hell of a get out of jail free ticket too if you’re rocking all three.

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I think that’s warehouse jobs everywhere, some countries don’t even limit to 12/h a day.

Cant keep out of them either

Probably because she did a little ‘tit for tat’

IMO it’s quality for the price more than just price, I’ve bought and used so many brands of refillable pods/tank mods and they always have quality problems that just don’t happen with the disposables. For anyone that’s experienced them, all I have to say is e-juice leakage.

That’s fine for airpods but as someone who worked retail, there’s just as many $15 earbuds that break near instantly that have to be thrown away and never fixed. Those things have 3 batteries in them.

Instead of asking why people are buying disposables, ask why nobody is buying those reusable vapes. These disposable companies must be doing quite a few things better if people are willing to throw away money and tech.

Inside an air filled snow-globe at the mega gas station giftshop

He was so upset he threw a fit and downvoted anyone who didn’t parrot his ideals

I got 99 problems and I need plugins for them all

Still not worth the label

Especially the ones who have the privilege of even having the option of leaving

Time to start bleaching the cows like we do chickens

US prison labor accounts for about 2.9% of forced labor (modern slavery) worldwide, but is also over a third of the forced prison labor population worldwide.

US Data (800,000 forced workers): ACLU & University of Chicago (2022). Captive Labor: Exploitation of Incarcerated Workers.

Global Data (27.6M total forced labor; 2.2M forced prison labor): International Labour Organization, Walk Free, & IOM (2022). Global Estimates of Modern Slavery.

800,000 / 27,600,000 = 2.9% of total global forced labor. 800,000 / 2,200,000 = 36.3% (over a third) of global forced prison labor.

I haven’t had a water heater that can last longer than a 10 minute shower in years. I miss relaxing showers.