And to add to this it's not only the strength of the economy, but also the effect that the strong economy is having on workers as a plank of his campaign is my biggest gripe. For a good number of people in my region gross wages rose over the last year or two, but nowhere near enough to meet inflation. The base rent alone on non-subsidized units have more than doubled since the pandemic with an anemic response in wages or public assistance. In fact, the wage increases a lot of service sector jobs are seeing has had an unintended consequence of driving people off of public assistance because they're now over the federal guidelines despite below AMI.

Who has "pending contempt charge" on their bingo card?

I don't like how old this makes me feel...

I've never been so aroused in my life.

And much like the beaver, many of our artificial flavors are made from the expressed anal glands of the Dutch.

Two scoops of chicken in every bowl.

You clearly don't forage at the right grocery store.

So do I.

Just gave it a try myself and you're right, down to the signing out/back in thing. Interesting.

Not sure if I'll go back if Reddit changes their policies, though. I've actually found myself engaging in posts far more here than I have over the last couple years on Reddit. The smaller communities make it much easier to do so without being drowned out.

Missed a real opportunity to put a can of beans in his hand.

The servers have been rough today, but ultimately I haven't found it too intolerable. Haven't really been a big fan of the Reddit desktop site, so I'm probably sticking around here for a bit.

I think the thing that may finally drive people off the platform may be the limitation on viewing posts. Busy days, I'm not likely to hit the limit - big news day? Yeah, going to hit the limit pretty fucking fast.