As someone who lost seven years of their life to that company…

BIG agree.

Took WAY too long for this to happen.

Reading all this, I gotta ask; Did it work?

I’ll protect them with my life, as they tear it away from me.

That is fucking brilliant, and OF COURSE it’s British! Sadly, I live in the States. I highly doubt I could get my hands on this here.

A Ghost energy drink.

That’s the case with a lot of games when trying to use Waydroid.

Religion.

Could… C-Could this be one of my people? It is! It is one of my people, hello! \o/

I thank you for thinking I’m smart enough to use Linux, but, homie, I’m Patrick trying to do a DIY project. I’m big dumb.

“The” is spelled correctly.

As someone who works in a grocery store (but not on the front end), I like how you’re assuming baggers only bag. I guess it depends on the company, but those poor bastards tend to have to bag, clear carts from the lot, sweep the store, clean the restrooms, clean spills around the store, among other tasks. All while receiving the lowest wage in the store.

No. I don’t think it’s still a thing, but look up Belle Delphine if you want to know about it.

To create cheap (overworked) labor to make a customer’s shopping experience better, in hopes of them coming back to spend more money.

No, that would make too much sense. Instead, let’s say it has to stop, but not actually do anything, because we like guns. 🙃

You do realize that you have to clock in and out to do these things, right? It’s not like you just do it then say, “Hey, I did that one thing! Pay me!” Even if its on a self-made schedule, these people deserve to be paid a proper wage for the work they do. This would also make drivers far less reliant on tips, which not every rider can give.

I regret being literate…