I always think of the scene in The Good Place where they ask Michael why yogurt and not ice cream? And he says something like - What could be more human than making something a little bit crappy so you can have a whole lot more of it?

All this stupidity makes it really easy to sell useless things with a high profit margin.

Asking the real questions here.

Maybe a real 'user name checks out' but when people can afford clean energy but opt for dirty.

1. Gas flame porch lights
2. New expensive gas cars
3. New homes where the roof shape is perfect for solar panels but pointed in the wrong direction.

So many flags in Georgia. None of them desecrated with monochrome, slogans, fake dirt and tatters. Just real red white and blue American flags.

Oh man. I've decarbonized cars, laundry, cooking, & water heater but still have a gas furnace. So 6 to 8 months out of the year I pay over $50/month for zero therms.

r/askreddit: How did you find out you were the side piece?

Someone pointed out it's the same chord progression as Stairway to Heaven which is a thing I'll never unhear.