Just started a game of solitaire inside of tweet running Windows XP.
^ Might be an original sentence.
Let's try run Windows XP inside this tweet, tap to open pieter.com/xp/x
Car dealers trying to make you broke out here fr.
Quote for parts to fix my vehicle: 1500$+
Cost when I look for the parts online: 140$
So now I have Amazon shipping parts to my dealer 🤷
If Facebook rebrands the whole website to Meta I might actually start using it.
I'm probably lying to myself though, because having a FB account with history dating back over a decade feels like you're going back to live in your old childhood bedroom or something.
I also don't think the Pokémon trading card market is topping, but it's hard to accept that because I'm too old so after the 30th box set release I start thinking "who could be buying all this cardboard?"
I just felt like doing one of those clickbait "Here's Why" add ons.
But actual reasons. Bearish because it's like kind of gross to see right? But then bullish because really it's low level flippers, and blame the stores and brand ultimately for the frenzy.
I keep going back in forth in my mind about whether this is bullish sign for Pokémon or bearish.
Was going bearish at first, but now seems bullish.
Here's why: 👇
It's like his life is a TV schedule and he's trying to fit in more episodes of Ridiculousness
I spent eight more hours with my family than I intended this week.
That sounds like a good thing, and it was. But it wasn’t my intention.
My Time Alignment Score revealed the gap between the Real Me I created and the Ideal Me I intended to create.
Learn more about Existence:
existence.io/
I feel like it doesn't get talked about how if during the NFT craze they had access to A.I. the whole thing might not have had the same momemtum.
You have artists working for months creating traits for a 10,000 collection. A big selling point was the idea of an original design.
All this to say, my point is still mainly about how 🗑️ the coffee is now at Tims.
I roast my own coffee, I can order green beans of any variety, and they have all been way better me choosing varieties at random. Yet Tim Horton's roast is deliberately this bad.
I just realized this makes it kind of funnier.
The Starbucks was staff exclusively with your typical Starbucks staff, mostly all female and 1 or 2 very progressive looking women.
The Tim Hortons average age 60+, with a manager guy in their 30-40s.
Like two different ecosystems
The staff was old school Tim Hortons staff though, i.e older senior aged women, I suppose hiring only "international students" to work on a university campus would be a bad look.
First time I went to a Tim Hortons all year, they got me