https://www.tiktok.com/@yourbestfriendjoshua/video/6984850830352567557
If such things can be done to Britney, most people aren’t really safe.
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Did you actually do the math for this? The Peloton itself is almost $2000 (over that with tax in many states) for the regular model, or about $2500 for the “plus”. And then you have to pay $40 a month for the Peloton membership.
She said in the video she spends $864-$1296 a year on spin classes. So it will take a while to break even on the cost, especially if she is actually in the lower range.
Also, she has a gym membership, so she could also just use the bikes there if she just wants to use a stationary bike alone.
She said she spends $325 per month on healthy groceries & $325 per month on health eating out. ($75 a week each).
If that is actually her entire food budget, I think she’s underestimating. $75 a week on eating out isn’t really very many meals, so she would still have to make most of her food at home. $325 seems unrealistically low as an entire grocery budget for a single person who is buying “healthy” foods and not being especially frugal or budget conscious.
No I guesstimated based on my intuition. I looked it up after the fact but didn’t follow up for some reason. I have seen “knock-off” Pelotons for $500-600 so i figured maybe real thing was 2x that, not 4x.
yeah that makes sense. I eat mostly at home and even when I eat “out” it’s cheap stuff, so my sense of what food costs is skewed towards thrifty.
First 3.5min have a glance at some math people used for making a Tool Assisted Speedrun. Looks like some good thinking and effort went into it.
https://www.tiktok.com/@audreyatienza/video/6984847270260903173
Who needs photoshop when you take 100 photos in order to post one? The one you post isn’t representative of regular life.
https://www.tiktok.com/@karpoozy/video/6985187355061767429
Adopted children get rehomed through Facebook groups, sometimes after living with their parents for 9+ years. It’s apparently pretty common and people do it without filling out any government paperwork so there’s no oversight and presumably lots of abuse. What the fuck.
A lot of people are mean, and stay mean even in really inappropriate contexts:
https://www.tiktok.com/@unsealedlife/video/6985690288132082949
Also sometimes male customers just assault women working at restaurants:
https://www.tiktok.com/@kreativ.jen/video/6974833935113047302
https://www.tiktok.com/@awalmartparkinglot/video/6977424747072130310
A report of widespread ~illiteracy
The soybeans will make up for it, no doubt.
patio11 knows some stuff about social dynamics. His tweets about it are intentionally vague, which helps avoid offending people. I still like them enough to read them and guess at what he means.
Linkus says his biggest obstacle to being a successful streamer was his voice being too high pitched, and tells a story about using software to modify his voice for YouTube videos (which he said made it sound artificial, not great) and getting more views than on other channels with a higher voice.
Raise the status of software engineering. Social Network times a thousand.
Did he mean raise the social status of software engineering?
Yes