It’s terrible. Especially the ones where the title is a question that can be answered in a single sentence, and the video is 20 minutes long. It’s a symptom though. The root cause is the monetization model, that you need a video to be a certain length to get paid. Or maybe the longer someone is watching it, the better (I don’t know if that’s a thing).
It’s insane to me that you also get charged for pulling your data out. And it’s not cheap.
I don’t like the greasy feeling but I need to moisturize as I live in a dry place with hard water. I specifically look for lotion that doesn’t feel and stay greasy. I used to use organic/natural lotion but they dry out pretty quickly and you have to re-apply multiple times. Now I’m using Aveeno. Doesn’t feel greasy and it lasts for days even. I have eczema and it basically cleared out the flaky and ashy skin on my legs.
Same with putting air in the tires, especially with the change of seasons.
Or at least build redundancy in other regions so you can switch over with minimal downtime if/when something happens.
Denis Villenueve directing with Roger Deakins on cinematography will definitely make my life look way more epic than it actually is. The slow burn style will work though.
Also wasted a lot of time, fuel, and manpower having an entire boat and crew looking for a jewel she had on her the entire time.
It was good when the “social” component was actually its purpose, and you used it to connect with your family and friends and see what they’ve been up to. Then it went to shit when algorithms took over, every other post on your feed isn’t from people/pages you followed, and keeping your eyes and attenion on the app as long as possible to maximize ad exposure became the goal.
But you can get most of those things already. Shirts can be ordered with custom prints. You can rent (or buy) a bouncy castle and put it in your backyard. Beddings and sheets I get, because you can probably only find them in twin sizes.
Light-up shoes in adult sizes on the other hand are nearly impossible to find, or are pretty expensive if you find one.
r/nba and my city’s sub. Both have equivalent communities here but aren’t as active, so I visit from time to time to see what’s going on. But that’s it, I don’t browse anywhere else on the site.
Yeah but the statement wasn’t saying anything about where their income comes from, just that bringing your own snacks to the movies is like bringing food to a restaurant. Cinemas deliver movies as their primary product if we’re looking at it from the customer’s perspective. So following the logic, bringing your own food to a restaurant would equate to going to the cinema to watch a movie on your phone.
Putting aside the real reason is they don’t earn much from the movies themselves and profit more from concessions, his logic doesn’t even make sense lmao.
The deli inside one of the Asian grocery stores we shop at. $12 for 3 huge portions of mains and another huge portion of noodles as the side. Basically a meal for 2 people for the price of one.
Same. I come from a 3rd world country so spending is always something you have to think very hard about. I’m currently living relatively comfortably yet still live frugally. Big bills still sting even if I can afford it. I spent around the same in 2 years to fix all my teeth with insurance paying the rest (80%), and even that felt too expensive.
If you like listening to music while studying, use instrumental music only, or music in a language you don’t understand.
Pulling the cultural appropriation card too much perhaps? Especially for cultures they do not understand beyond surface level. Just because someone is wearing something from another culture, it doesn’t mean it’s being appropriated. Obviously negative appropriation exists especially for instances where it is being done for profit. The problem is sometimes some people are reactionary and are too quick to label something as such without looking into it first.
I moved for work. I jokingly asked my boss one day if I could relocate and did not expect an easy yes. 2 years after asking, I was in another country. Was it worth it? Yes. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity and not many people get the chance, so I took it. I didn’t even care what city I was going to end up in (we have multiple offices in across the country).
I did end up in a different city than what was initially planned, but for someone in my situation (wanting to get out of a 3rd world country), beggars can’t be choosers. I’ve since settled in with my wife. Assimilating wasn’t an issue because my home country is very exposed to western culture and we’re fluent in the language.
When the breakdown in Meshuggah’s Demiurge comes in.