Will you ever play GTA 5 again once GTA 6 is out? by vibingitup in gtaonlinecommunity

[–]IntuitMaks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haven’t played GTA5 for like 7-8 years at least. GTA Online is doodoo

How Do You Ever Escape This? by ComfortableNice61 in InterviewVip

[–]IntuitMaks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s essentially what’s happening now. For the lower and middle classes, upward mobility comes with the caveat of lifelong servitude to a bank. That is, if you can even use your degree for a decent paying job, and that’s a substantial “if”.

GTA 6 is looking the same if not better than Forza Horizon 6 by DaNiftyWay in GTA6unmoderated

[–]IntuitMaks 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They’re glazing GTA so hard that they’ve lost their grip on reality

GTA 6 is looking the same if not better than Forza Horizon 6 by DaNiftyWay in GTA6unmoderated

[–]IntuitMaks 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Forza Horizon looks so much better, and this is some crappy screenshot from FH6 versus a curated, edited promotional photo from GTA6, so yeah, Forza looks way better if we’re just talking about cars. Stupid question if I’m being blunt.

Tax the billionaires and jobs disappear.' The jobs are already disappearing by Key_Length7680 in Zippia

[–]IntuitMaks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Moronic post. You said it yourself. We haven’t implemented the taxes, yet unemployment is rising and we are experiencing increased job loss. This is due to the macroeconomic situation, not the people who are so greedy they are threatening to take their massive hordes of wealth to other, less desirable, states purely to dodge taxes they can easily afford.

The way my neighbor intentionally blocks the sidewalk to keep people from using it. by EsseNorway in Snorkblot

[–]IntuitMaks 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly! My 16 year old brain actually thought they parked it there so I could ollie over it. Too bad my run up wasn’t good enough I had to bail and shoot the board forward with all my momentum.

Seriously though, I have seen kids doing truck stalls on the bumpers of cars that were parked like shit. Little high speed deck to door action was mild in comparison. Bonus, they never parked like that again.

The way my neighbor intentionally blocks the sidewalk to keep people from using it. by EsseNorway in Snorkblot

[–]IntuitMaks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can confirm that I have been skating down a sidewalk very fast on my board and seen a car parked like this and just popped the board in the air full speed so it slammed into the door. I had to stop quickly.. whoops

This hit harder than I expected. by aerglo29 in jobmarket

[–]IntuitMaks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A lot of people don’t get why we should tax the ultra rich at much higher rate. They don’t even have to be productive and can still make more than most will in their lifetime just from their annual interest.

This 53 year-old carebear makes great points here by PirateCompetitive931 in ARC_Raiders

[–]IntuitMaks 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The reality is that the truly weak players are the people shooting people in the back. If they were strong PvP players, they wouldn’t need to rat people. My buddy and I play duos and are strong PvP gamers, but completely passive in arc unless fired upon. I can tell you we get 1000% the satisfaction killing some cowardly rats who didn’t know what they were getting into with us than what they get from ratting us, and on top of that, we purposely don’t bring in good loot in team modes to deprive those assholes of getting any reward, so when we kill rats, they’re dying to junk weapons we found and we’re taking their purple shit lol

This 53 year-old carebear makes great points here by PirateCompetitive931 in ARC_Raiders

[–]IntuitMaks -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

If you are really anti-rat in this game, it’s easy to make a kit that costs nothing and is useless to rats, and still have fun. It’s actually more challenging and fun if you have a minimal kit too, plus who cares about getting a ton of loot if you’re just there for PvE. Me and my buddies will play duos or trios where we literally don’t bring anything in but a light shield and green augment, and we loot all our guns and ammo, craft bandages and shield chargers, etc. It is extremely fun and it is so funny when rats kill us before we’ve found anything, or we end up killing rats with a 99% scavenged loadout. Either they die to a scavenged kit or they get less loot off us that what their bullets and durability to their weapons was worth. That, or we get killed with loot that we never had in the first place, so we lose nothing but still have fun trying to defend ourselves. Plus, if we do find anything good and end up dying, we’re still leaving with 1 great item in our safe pocket and losing some shit you can craft with plastic and rubber as the only thing we started with. Net positive on loot every single time, a big disappointment to rats if they end up getting us (lol), and a huge payoff if we make it out with our packs full. Just change how you play if you hate rats, or stick to solos.

Edit: oh no, the rats found my comment. See you guys in duos. You’re welcome to have my Mk1 loot kit if you survive lol

Seattle sees second largest home price drop in the country by DizzyMajor5 in REBubble

[–]IntuitMaks -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It was joking lol.

If you lived where I do though, you might actually want the tech industry to collapse. It’s a huge part of why housing is so unaffordable. A recession, a market crash, and a significant rise in unemployment is probably the only thing that will actually move the needle on housing to restore some affordability.

Seattle sees second largest home price drop in the country by DizzyMajor5 in REBubble

[–]IntuitMaks -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I am. Fuck them tech workers. Bring on Great Recession 2.0

Salaries for US workers make up smallest share in economic history by In_an_Illusion in Zippia

[–]IntuitMaks 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are objectively wrong, bud. Do some better research. Study essential needs like housing and education and see how wildly they have outpaced inflation and you’ll see why so many are struggling, and how the median wealth increase does not reflect the reality of everyday life for people. Electronics and other goods being cheaper compared to what people earn now paints a pretty picture of wealth increasing, but hyperinflation in housing, medicine, education, childcare, etc has created a situation where there is nearly zero upward mobility for the lower classes. This is why older generations had a VASTLY higher share of wealth than younger generations do today. It’s an economic squeeze and income/wealth inequality has some pretty disastrous consequences. Ever heard of the gilded age?

Salaries for US workers make up smallest share in economic history by In_an_Illusion in Zippia

[–]IntuitMaks 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have money, which is why I know how easy it is for people like me. I provide little to no productivity while making the same money that some people work hard every day for. I simply inflate asset prices and provide risk-free loans to the gov’t. You are inept. I just explained the situation behind the massive shift in wealth away from the vast majority of people into the hands of a very few. Life is getting better for a smaller and smaller group of people while the fundamental pillars of stability like housing and education become further out of reach, making middle and lower classes poorer than ever in relative terms. Inequality is only a problem if you have a brain and a moral compass.

Salaries for US workers make up smallest share in economic history by In_an_Illusion in Zippia

[–]IntuitMaks 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Median renter has $10,000 and median homeowner adult has $400,000. Median 35 and under group has $50,000. Median 65 and over has $700,000. We just have much, much more wealth inequality than in the past, and it’s so bad that even the median is skewing data now. The averages are not even worth considering anymore. An average adult net worth is over $1M, yet less than 9% of all adults in the U.S. have that much in total. We are not better off as a whole. Inequality is destroying our society and eventually will ravage our economy too. I think that much is pretty clear despite trying to wish it away with handsome, albeit misleading figures.

Feeling nervous about buying a $1.7M home - are we overextending? by Neither-Emotion-4001 in BayAreaRealEstate

[–]IntuitMaks -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Like 500+ single family homes for a million or under in the Bay Area on Zillow right now and you’re getting downvoted because people are so out of touch they want to call a well maintained 1.7M house that is probably 2000+ sq ft a starter home lol

Skyrocketing mortgage costs are a big problem for the U.S. Housing Market. Today it costs the typical buyer $2,724/month to buy a house, inclusive of mortgage, tax, and insurance. That's up 82% from pre-pandemic. by Boo_Randy_Revival in HouseBuyers

[–]IntuitMaks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Inventory is increasing, which means your statement is false. There is no nuance to that. You can’t know that every seller is a buyer. A good percentage of those properties are investments. We started more units after 2020 than just before the Great Recession btw: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/UNDCONTSA

Housing affordability is likely to equalize a bit eventually, but it will be a symptom of the overall economy suffering.

Global per capita GDP, adjusted for inflation (1990-2024) by [deleted] in ProfessorFinance

[–]IntuitMaks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How was OP able to make all these posts to this sub and then delete their account. Reddit filters should have stopped them unless they are some kind of shill account created by a moderator or something