So I was yesterday at a government waiting lobby. The stereotype for this places is to have crying children. The was no crying child, but there was a woman loudly watching videos of crying children.
It was kinda funny in a cosmic sense. Still, rather baffling.
Death Bed (coffee for your head) by Powfu and beabadoobee.
Its such a soothing song. The kind you listen in a dark room while staring off at the distance.
The PoV is about a person who is dieing and is spending the last moments thinking on… well anything that makes them happy.
The chorus however is a different voice from the PoV, and repeats the “I’ll make a cup of coffee for your head” which is such a cute way to display wanting the PoV to live a little longer.
Not comment OP, but I assume its similar to mine. People will approach you to give you flyers of their buisness, free samples, or otherwise smooth talk you to enter their shop/stand.
As someone who hasn’t seen the movie, thank you.
Short answer, yes.
Long answer, it’s easy to say you will die for a cause while in a cushy position. Sometimes you will have to do things you don’t agree with to provide for your loved ones. My current job allows me to provide without compromising my morals, but it would be dishonest of me to say I wouldn’t if it didn’t. As such, I don’t blame the people who have.
Sounds like an absolute win to me.
Complaining about campers has been a thing since before streaming became popular.
Speaking anecdotally as both the complained and complainee, most people play superficially and aggressive. This makes them easy targets for strategies that are often considered “cheap” like camping or spamming. Rather than reflect and learn how to deal with those situations, its easier to deflect and blame the other for playing wrong.
I control a giant dinosaur cyborg that shoots nukes out of its chest.