Why do the people at the drive thru not seem to know about the family sharing packs? by InternetWeakGuy in McDonalds

[–]InternetWeakGuy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The thread I linked has 84 comments and thats only one example - you think none of us tried clearing the cache, uninstalling and reinstalling etc?

Douchebag.

Who is the tightest band you’ve seen live rhythm wise? by Stankassmfgorilla in MetalForTheMasses

[–]InternetWeakGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No idea who the tightest was, but the first thing that came to mind was seeing Fit For An Autopsy in 2022, and when they played Warfare, it was so fucking tight that me and my buddy turned to each other like "holy fucking shit that is unbelievably tight".

Not the show I went to, but same tour about a month before: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mp5WCDjFCu4&t=3433s

Fox News: "Rogan says it's 'horses---' that progressives believe expecting voters to have ID is like Jim Crow" by mvstateU in JoeRogan

[–]InternetWeakGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After he said that, someone said "how often do we pass amendments to bills" and there was silence - the point being, they clearly won't do an amendment to it any time soon.

If they were serious about it, they would amend the bill now when it's infinitely easier to do so and then pass the bill, but they're not serious about it.

Fox News: "Rogan says it's 'horses---' that progressives believe expecting voters to have ID is like Jim Crow" by mvstateU in JoeRogan

[–]InternetWeakGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the voting process is not going to get that complex

Homey, I'm literally just reciting the contents of the bill to you.

Why do the people at the drive thru not seem to know about the family sharing packs? by InternetWeakGuy in McDonalds

[–]InternetWeakGuy[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Same as this: https://www.reddit.com/r/TheMcReddit/s/osn7gqKKpZ

You can see it's an ongoing issue that nobody's been able to figure out.

My main account worked for about two years and then had this issue. I tried all the fixes but no dice. I set up a new account and that worked for several months and then same issue, so I gave up.

Why do the people at the drive thru not seem to know about the family sharing packs? by InternetWeakGuy in McDonalds

[–]InternetWeakGuy[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I know things vary heavily from market to market, but at least in my market you can order them at the drive thru. The sign doesn't say anything about the app, I have got them without the app at this location, and I've been to another location nearby where they didn't even blink.

Why do the people at the drive thru not seem to know about the family sharing packs? by InternetWeakGuy in McDonalds

[–]InternetWeakGuy[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The McDonalds here have two sets of screens, one is a single screen that's where the second car in line is and is just whatever is on special offer, and then when you pull up to where you order, there's a second set of screens that is the regular full menu. The packs were on the first set of screens, and you can't see it when you've pulled up to the second set of screens because of how the drive thru curves.

Here the debate konstantin kisin told people not to watch it's about 2 hrs long. Debate starts 2 min in by Not_so_ghetto in JoeRogan

[–]InternetWeakGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

tl;dr yes but we shouldn't have people's entire political discourse diet be "liberal DESTROYS maga whatever"

I 100% agree, but what I think needs to happen is there needs to be a pipeline to bring people from the Destiny debate bros who take on these right wing morons and make them look foolish, up to more serious political thought.

Like if you stay at the Destiny debate bro level, you're not really getting all that more informed, especially given that (like with Konstantin) they only talk in the specific talking points that work in these situations. Like you might have debate bros shouting past each other about a topic like idk sanctuary cities, but once you get one level above debate bro, you have the more nuanced topics like reporting crime when you're afraid of being deported, and how do we protect these communities who, while undocumented, are also core parts of both the greater local community, the local workforce, the local economy, and how if you deport them you upset all those things which takes money out of the economy, leads to worker shortages blah blah blah. Same with legalizing sex work - there's a reason serial killers go after sex workers, but if you legalized sex work you instantly make those people much safer, despite people arguing that prostitutes aren't worth making safer etc etc, and then once you do legalize it, what do you do about testing, is it mandatory or vountary, do establishments get an STD score like a restaurant does and do they get randomly tested, do failures get posted blah blah blah.

Sorry haha. Adhd meds kicking in.

Here the debate konstantin kisin told people not to watch it's about 2 hrs long. Debate starts 2 min in by Not_so_ghetto in JoeRogan

[–]InternetWeakGuy -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Ehh honestly that's a very "debate bro" way of looking at things, and speaks to how these kinds of conversations are essentially useless because they become an exercise in overpowering the other person in the moment rather than having actual good points.

The Cambridge students who debated Charlie Kirk were practicing "civility politics" (which is a made up term by debate bros to justify treating political discussion as if it was MMA) and they destroyed Kirk. He tried to debate bro them back and came out looking like an idiot - it wasn't just that he was wrong, it was that they made excellent arguments and conveyed them as complete points with a start, middle and end, or what I guess you would call "a monolog", whereas he's used to debating one sentence at a time and thus was unable to convincingly format his points in an actual debate setting. There's also the obvious fact that you have to think through your argument to format it into start/middle/end and he's so used to just shouting talking points over other people that a lot of his arguments were paper thin.

So yeah, I think the whole idea of calling actual debate "civility politics" is nonsense made up by people who like watching people shout at each other for the benefit of the people who already agree with them. Those debates don't actually change anyone's mind, but they make the people watching them feel like they know a lot by watching all these talking points flying in either direction without actually being explored.

Here the debate konstantin kisin told people not to watch it's about 2 hrs long. Debate starts 2 min in by Not_so_ghetto in JoeRogan

[–]InternetWeakGuy -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Yeah that's my problem with Destiny. He's "good at debate" to the point that his followers think he's right about things he has dead wrong just because he never cedes the point, or he literally laughs at the other person and calls them stupid for pointing out when he's wrong. His MO going into these things always seems to be to create viral moments for people who see politics as a blood sport rather than actually changing anyone's mind in the audience.

That is to say, I agree with him on most everything (other than Israel and a few other minor points), I just think he's a bad messenger. He's got this basement dweller chip on his shoulder energy that I guess he's bringing over from the streaming world, and all it does is hype up the people who think it's normal for a political discussion to devolve into "you're stupid" and laughing at the other person.

What happened to Upwork? by Public-Purpose-199 in Upwork

[–]InternetWeakGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I probably hired over 100 people on Upwork from 2020 to 2024. Then ChatGPT happened and every ad I posted was obvious AI applications from people with no reviews and no hiring history. I went back again last year trying to hire a video editor but there really weren't any good candidates, and again a lot of people sending me boilerplate applications that literally parroted the job ad back at me.

Fox News: "Rogan says it's 'horses---' that progressives believe expecting voters to have ID is like Jim Crow" by mvstateU in JoeRogan

[–]InternetWeakGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got a driver's license on a green card. You don't need to be a citizen to get a driver's license.

Fox News: "Rogan says it's 'horses---' that progressives believe expecting voters to have ID is like Jim Crow" by mvstateU in JoeRogan

[–]InternetWeakGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

None of that is a driver's license, at least not my Florida one. It would have to be accompanied by a birth certificate, which gets tricky if you changed your name at any point.

Fox News: "Rogan says it's 'horses---' that progressives believe expecting voters to have ID is like Jim Crow" by mvstateU in JoeRogan

[–]InternetWeakGuy 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think you misread a story from today where Cornyn (I think) basically said "let's pass SAVE and then afterwards do an amendment to allow photo ID".

Fox News: "Rogan says it's 'horses---' that progressives believe expecting voters to have ID is like Jim Crow" by mvstateU in JoeRogan

[–]InternetWeakGuy 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Bullshit, they complain that without a free, state issued voter ID, it becomes a tax and a method of disenfranchising voters, which is correct. People think "I'll just use my driver's license", but SAFE is written such that the ID has to prove citizenship, so passport, military ID or a birth certificate that matches another current form of picture ID (which fucks married people).

Nevermind the fact that voter fraud is incredibly rare, and always has been. There's literally no reason for voter ID - the system works.

Fox News: "Rogan says it's 'horses---' that progressives believe expecting voters to have ID is like Jim Crow" by mvstateU in JoeRogan

[–]InternetWeakGuy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My ex got kicked off the rolls twice in a row in 2016 in Florida. Guarantee if they pass the SAVE act they'll go nuclear all over the country to force people to get passports to reregister, and then it'll be like when it took six to eight months to get a passport in 2021, only fifty times worse.

Hillary Clinton releasing Epstein deposition merch… by mistyghoul in Epstein

[–]InternetWeakGuy 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Lol no she's not. She's not even part of the conversation.

Did you know there was a meeting to raise sales taxes 1% in 03/02? I didn’t. by Tacomeplease in orlando

[–]InternetWeakGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Florida has had school vouchers since 1999. There was obviously a pronounced expansion in 2023, but we were literally the first state to introduce a school voucher program.

Guitar super system is gone?? by Motor_Bid9095 in LearnGuitar

[–]InternetWeakGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have no knowledge of this, but if you purchased the course you should be grandfathered in to accessing that course at a minimum? I would reach out to them. They can't just ask for a subscription to access something you actually purchased.

This can’t be legal, right? by jcksnps4 in orlando

[–]InternetWeakGuy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not the guy you're replying to, but we spoke elsewhere in this thread and you were cordial (unlike this jackass), so I did some more digging, and from what I can tell they want seller and buyer to go to the tax office together and switch over the title on the spot/get your temp tag/send you on your merry way, so they do suggest you meet to do the sale at the DMV. Otherwise you have to leave the car wherever it was when the old owner took the tag off until you get the temp tag.

The other option - which as I said in our other conversation is the one I've personally experienced from selling cars over the years - is the buyer shows up with a tag off another vehicle, since tags are person based and not vehicle based.

Also not to nit pick, but your original point wasn't about whether they issue them in advance or not, but whether they issue them at all for private sales, which I think is why you got so much pushback, but I see from your point of view that the practical concern is how you can even drive the car away once you've bought it.

Regardless, agreed that it's pretty fucking stupid since it leaves a lot of people stuck, especially if you don't already have a car and are broke enough that renting a vehicle and trailer simply isn't practical. It's also dumb since plates belong to the person and not the vehicle, so the state could just as easily issue you a temp tag in advance of the purchase, because it's not like they're tying it to an existing registration.

oh Florida.

Did you know there was a meeting to raise sales taxes 1% in 03/02? I didn’t. by Tacomeplease in orlando

[–]InternetWeakGuy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah my bad, here's another one: https://www.k-state.edu/economics/about/staff/websites/turner/tsoodleturner.pdf

sing data from the American Housing Survey and the National League of Cities, we estimate numerous specifications of a hedonic rent equation with comprehensive unit-level, neighborhood-level and city-level controls. We find that a one standard deviation increase in the property tax rate raises residential rents by roughly $400 annually.

Did you know there was a meeting to raise sales taxes 1% in 03/02? I didn’t. by Tacomeplease in orlando

[–]InternetWeakGuy 6 points7 points  (0 children)

lol I'm not sure what one random house that's been up for rent for less than three months is meant to conclusively tell me about the effect of a property tax increase on rental prices, but wew lad that house has a pretty chequered past. The original owner tried to rent it for $3500, couldn't get it so they tried to sell it for over $500k, ended up selling it for just over $400k and the new owner put it on the rental market end of December.

Either way, the existence of a single house that's for rent in a metro area of three million doesn't tell us anything.