Yes!

Your air is already full of spores. Millions if not billions of microscopic spores are in, on and around you at all times. Nothing to worry about.

Well, that's certainly an interesting idea. If I could propose an alternative: Maybe drivers could try chilling the fuck out and not acting like they will die instantly if they have to sometimes wait or drive a little more slowly?

This is, unfortunately, part of a long American tradition. Encourage immigration from "those countries" to juice the economy with cheap labor, then stoke racist hatred to kick out the workers once they're not needed anymore. Rinse and repeat. See also: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operati...

I'm sorry, you... are unable to monitor your speed while driving? And you think that you should nevertheless still be allowed to drive?

I think we need to better define what is meant by "functional literacy," because it's more than just being able to resolve printed letters into words. This article does a good job of explaining what that really means: substack.com/home/post/p-...

That's kind of the point though, isn't it? Doordash is a luxury, not a core need, and if you can't afford it in cash then you shouldn't use it. People somehow managed to feed themselves before the advent of the burrito taxi.

What a strange interaction.

I'm sorry you're not a cyclist, but it's never too late to start!

Anyone going faster than me is a maniac and anyone going slower than me is an idiot. I alone am traveling at the exact correct speed at all times and should neither pass nor be passed by anyone else, ever

This article is a thinly veiled advertisement for a series of travel-related products.

Probably the same as any other car - you pay the toll if you enter the toll area. Why would rentals be different?

Ngl I would definitely try a Stollen made of billions of dollars, sounds delicious

Paging @worldbollardassoc.bsky.social

Absolutely obsessed with the fact that this ferocious, hyper-macho nonsense was obviously generated by ChatGPT. Someone's being complicit in their own mediocrity, and it ain't the job seekers...

I keep telling myself, "just do the next thing." The to-do list never stops growing and I know I won't be able to do literally everything, but I can just do the next thing. And then do the next thing. And so on. And then, something's gotten done!

When I need a hard reset: "World of Calm" on HBOmax.

AI image. Gross