sourquincelog [he/him]

This is dead on. The top 10% of “income earners” contribute 50% of consumer spending. But as you imply, they don’t buy 10 cars, 10 homes, 10 refrigerators etc. The model is unsustainable, but we knew that already, that’s the we’re here

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I left reddit in 2020, it was just very toxic at that point. scrubbed my account and uninstalled the app. Hexbear was standalone for a long time, so being part of the lemmyverse is a nice horizon broadener. Beyond that, when I’m bored and want to scroll, I check out rednote to see what the rest of the world is up to

I really like how the gammon decided to make a sign, and rather than trace out the letters to eyeball the spacing, he just took his magic markers and started scribbling

S T O P T H EBOATS

…No mention of getting hit by a bus last month and going into kidney failure…

The US won a cultural victory back in the 90s, it just took a while for the world to figure out that we’ve started a new game

Draining the reservoirs in January in a drought-prone blue state? Absolutely no ulterior motive, just the actions of an oaf.

President elect Trump and Senate minority leader schumer, notable for being from parties that claim the other is the enemy

“we’re giving them a few more weeks to starve more people out before we ‘admonish’ them for starving people”

At around 13, with no experience outside knowing how to ride a bike, attempted a 6 foot BMX bike jump, the kind with a near-verticle lip. After two bailed attempts, I committed to MORE SPEED on the third try. I went straight up, couldn’t position the bike forward, and fell directly backward onto my unhelmeted head and back onto packed dirt and gravel. Always kind of felt dumber, slower after that day

Did I miss raktajino?

Edit: I did not, raktajino snubbed

Just put it in the replicator

drinking raktajino on the swing shift

Missile: zoomy boomy

For real. I was raised on slop, now that I’m a vegetarian, it doesn’t mean I don’t like the foods I grew up eating.

I guess the point is that we don’t need to rely on expensive substitutes made by the same corps that own slaughterhouses to make tasty, nutritious vegan food