AttackBunny

AirTags.

Absolutely nothing. I don’t think even money could do it for me at this point. Aside from all the obvious reasons to hate commuting and then sitting for 8 hours doing maybe 2 hours of work, I have never been healthier.

I have chronic migraines. Well, I used to(?). I haven’t had a single bad migraine in years. Yeah, I’ve still had a couple in the last few years, but they didn’t put functioning at a complete standstill. I wasn’t stuck in bed, hoping for death. The lack of artificial light is a big deal. The not having to stress myself out by commuting, then being stuck there is also another

On top of that, I eat 1000% better, easier. I can exercise instead of commuting. There’s literally no benefit to working in an office for me, but it has a metric fuckton of drawbacks.

There’s a huge difference between not giving a shit what others think of you, and being a massive asshole. Being an asshole is chewing Karen out and getting caught on camera. Not giving a fuck is politely telling Karen that hers and your goals don’t align, and you don’t think you can do business with each other, and then moving on.

BUT, even if you do everything right, you can still get screwed, both in business, and personally.

Do your best to be a good person, treat everyone kindly, and live your best life. That’s the best you can do.

Any relation to jack kevorkian? (I know it’s spelled different. I’m trying to be funny)

And I quote “I’m going to do you a favor. You’re just too smart. I’m letting you go.” This was like the 3rd day.

I needed a job, any job, so I took a position below my experience level at the time. I wasn’t very happy about it. Like I said, I needed the job.

Is this the same fisker that recalled most/all (I can’t remember the details) of the karma’s? For battery problems?

I don’t doubt that at all. It’s hard for everyone. SD and CA big cities as a whole are the destination for a lot of homeless/unwanted either willingly or “forcefully”. Largely because of our temperate climate and “liberal” policies, so we see a lot of it that we wouldn’t, if people didn’t explicitly come here for that reason.

I was mostly trying to comment on how SD was vs how it is now. It’s definitely MUCH safer here than it was in the 80s/90s. Early 90s was bad here, but people don’t remember, or more likely, are transplants and weren’t here for it.

Totally. It’s definitely area dependent. I was speaking to San Diego as a whole, more than downtown specifically. I personally wouldn’t go to downtown SD by myself, to like walk around. But, I never would have since I remember it back in the day.

Just like you didn’t go to certain neighborhood here unless you had a reason. My husband doesn’t remember SD like that, so whenever someone invites us to one of those neighborhoods (which most have been heavily gentrified now) my first reaction is always like uh….fuck no.

Shit even parts PT Loma/sports arena are are getting pretty awful again. Sports area was okish for a while, but there are SO many encampments in there now.

San Diego used to be a lot worse in a lot of ways. Honestly people have short memories. Admittedly, downtown is starting to look like 80s-90s downtown again, in a lot of ways though.

I can honestly say that there are a lot of terrible people out there, but in my experience San Diego always manages to come together when it matters. And honestly, in most day to day interactions, the vast majority of people I interact with are pretty nice overall.

Pretty sure John Malone is a friend of the Cheetos and since Warner bros owns cnn he has a say. Not very middle.

Regardless, people that watch “news” 24/7 are brainwashed in the same ways as eachother, even if the message is different.

Would really need to see the context, because unfortunately, it matters, A LOT.

Typically, when I hear "pro US", I think of the brainwashed Fox/MSNBC/CNN people, the Pro2A asshats, and the traitors that tried to overthrow the government on Jan 6th. Or, the gung-ho cops (think punisher sticker or thin blue line flags everywhere) or the enlisted military guys with the lifted trucks, and giant flags/stickers for all things "right wing".

To me, pro US is more about getting back to the progressive ideals more like the Roosevelt's New Deal era (in no way saying he was perfect, or commenting on him, or his presidency specifically)

How it pertains to a social media site? I hope less of the former, and more of the latter ideologies here.

Um… all of them.

Torties are the best. Obviously. Hands down. All the tortitude that spills out of them is hilarious.