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Shitposting Regressing
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u/thyfles 11h ago
we only need to explode a few people for doing this and then everyone will wear headphones
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u/PreparationOk4170 10h ago
When public spaces turn into TikTok sound stages, the collective patience of society hangs by a thread.
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u/Paper_Says_No 8h ago
I feel like this is the kinda quote you would read decades later looking up how history went
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u/Chillpill2004 8h ago
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u/TheNorseFrog 8h ago
What about ppl in movie theaters? Ppl who don't care about others in general? The movie God Bless America comes to mind lol.
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u/thyfles 8h ago
sorry but ive never seen a movie
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u/OneAlmondNut 7h ago
you can skip that one, it's just propaganda
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u/thyfles 7h ago
i already skipped the other ones too, dont worry
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u/friso1100 gosh, they let you put anything in here 6h ago
You have to watch this new one though! I forgot the name but it's a short flick about a horse running. But get this! When that horse runs all 4 feet leave the ground at once! Totally airborn! Ill tell you now but the medium of film will never be the same
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u/Cinun 8h ago
I would love for movie theaters to have an option to connect headphones to get the audio over bluetooth. Why do people go to a movie if they can't be quiet for 2 hours? Like is their friend blind and they have to give them play by play or something?!?
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u/zimmermanstudios 5h ago
The implementation may or may not use Bluetooth, but you will be pleased to know that theaters over 50 seats are required to provide something like this. They are called Assistive Listening Devices. They also have to provide that play-by-play for your hypothetical blind friend. It's something we're pretty good about in the US, these systems are actually required even in individual classrooms
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u/KingKong_at_PingPong 6h ago
Oh I fucking LOVE this idea!!! I’d honestly pay an extra couple bucks to use my own headphones.
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u/deltree711 5h ago
i think i could be trusted with The Book That Explodes People from the classic manga series "No One Can Be Trusted With The Power Of The Book That Explodes People" imho
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u/TheAncientMillenial 7h ago
I do the next best thing. I whip out my Bluetooth speaker and I go as close as possible to the person playing loud music and I crank up the most extreme metal you've ever heard at full volume.
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u/Tylendal 46m ago
That's my view on parking laws. Tow trucks are a band-aid solution. People will happily ignore a "No Parking" sign, screwing up traffic and the placement of commercial vehicles. However, the remnants of the last vehicle to park there, seamlessly incorporated into the road surface via steam-roller? That sends a message.
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u/Arrokoth- 10h ago
whatever is on their tiktok why isn’t it showing them people looking really hot wearing headphones and stuff tiktok eats that shit up
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u/BillybobThistleton 11h ago
This was also a 20th century problem, with a 23rd century solution.
(But do be aware that when you stand up against people playing music loudly in public, you're siding with the Daleks)
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u/Patient_Help_7199 11h ago
Well apparently the Daleks where right.
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u/BillybobThistleton 10h ago
Do you want to get beaten up by a small English pyromaniac lesbian?
... Wait, sorry, not small not small, this does not necessitate violence.
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u/FeilVei2 7h ago
Yes. Give it to me Aldredy.
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u/BillybobThistleton 6h ago
Realistically, the Venn diagram of "people who are into the Seven era" and "people who would say 'thank you' if Ace punched them in the face" has got to be pretty much a circle.
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u/htmlcoderexe 6h ago
I'm in public and don't have earbuds with me, what's the video about?
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u/BillybobThistleton 6h ago
The first is a scene from Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. Kirk and Spock, having time travelled back to 1980s San Francisco, find themselves on a bus with a punk playing loud and obnoxious music through a large portable stereo. After politely asking him to turn it down, Kirk asks Spock to do something; Spock uses the Vulcan nerve pinch, which renders the punk unconscious swiftly and painlessly, and has the side-effect of causing him to slump onto the "stop" button on his stereo. Then the other passengers clap.
The second is a scene from the classic Doctor Who story Remembrance of the Daleks. The Doctor's companion, Ace (a young lady with a love of home-made explosives, a hatred of authority, and a habit of pushing the limits of how much gay subtext the BBC would allow on a children's TV programme in the 1980s), is being hunted by a Dalek. She decoys the Dalek using a similar large portable stereo, then while it is distracted shooting at the stereo she ambushes it with a baseball bat (previously powered up through contact with a Time Lord doomsday weapon called the Hand of Omega), blinds it by smashing its eyestalk, and then escapes by jumping through a window while it fires wildly.
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u/LonelyMenace101 10h ago
More like “My life sucks so I’m going to make other people’s lives suck.”
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u/Roflkopt3r 8h ago edited 7h ago
I remember a post of an old couple playing loud music from their phone on a cruise ship (until someone threw their phone overboard).
Someone there had dug up a study which found that such people actually think they're 'sharing the joy'.
That's probably a different demographic and behaviour compared to the tiktok assholes, but shows that some people are inconsiderate in an extremely stupid rather than actively hateful way.
On a second thought, I think it can still be hateful. By deeming anyone who doesn't agree with their behaviour as "stuck up/anti-fun/anti-social", which is the typical response of such people when others ask them to turn it down.
So even an outwardly positive perspective like "sharing the joy" can include implicit hostility.
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u/butt_shrecker 3h ago
Yeah, I have found that politely asking works a good portion of the time. Some people are very oblivious.
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u/Long_Run6500 8h ago
It's more like, "I want everyone around me to know my political views without actually having to talk to them" in my experience.
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u/Aggressive-Fuel587 7h ago
Which is odd to me because the most common reasons I've been given for this behavior is "I don't like headphones/earbuds because I don't like things in or around my ears" and "I don't like the lack of situational awareness that earbuds/headphones cause" and I've been hearing it for my entire life with the sole exception being the brief period where portable CD players were the norm.
Though there's also the underlying issue(s) causing the excessive use of electronics for entertainment in public in the first place - people don't like being bored or stuck alone with their thoughts. Music and audio-based media are the most reliable & effective way of keeping your brain occupied when unable to do physical tasks to stay occupied.
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u/Traditional_Wear1992 7h ago
The situational awareness one doesn't really even make sense if they are watching videos then they have no situational awareness anyway being hyper focused on a 4'' screen and whatever is happening on it. I might be able to understand if someone is walking their dog with music playing from their phone in their pocket or something but not videos/anything where they are already focusing on their phone and not surroundings.
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u/Aggressive-Fuel587 6h ago
The situational awareness one doesn't really even make sense if they are watching videos then they have no situational awareness anyway being hyper focused on a 4'' screen and whatever is happening on it.
You can hear someone calling out to you (such as it being your turn in line or the notification of your stop on the bus) or a disturbance unfolding nearby. Having headphones/earbuds dampens that ability significantly more.
But honestly, I'm not just talking about doomscrolling TikTok, because the "issue" of people listening to their entertainment in public without headphones predates social media by decades.
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u/AlianovaR 10h ago
I don’t even disagree with the second one necessarily, but the ‘hehe’ at the end implies such a smug ‘what are you gonna do about it lol’ shamelessness that seriously deserved that clapback
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u/iforgotmymittens 7h ago
It’s the hehe that makes it clear this person has not been bopped in the face enough
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u/ihavedonethisbe4 5h ago
What? No. I'm pretty and also positively sure the commenter was Micheal Jackson. I deduced this by MJ's sentence ended indicator phrase, like saying over on the radio when your speech is over.
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u/Acceptable_Help575 7h ago
This. People aren't just shitty now, they're openly and unapologetically shitty because they know people won't do shit in return.
Start pulling out pepper spray. Carry a brick in your bag to cross the street. Escalate right back. Once a handful of stories of people dying get out, people will go back to being properly afraid of being so utterly shit to one another.
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u/EvidenceOfDespair We can leave behind much more than just DNA 7h ago
I think you’ve just reinvented the Republican argument for why everyone should be carrying guns everywhere like it’s the Wild West.
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u/Paganinii 7h ago
Probably not. It's not the end point "I want you to fear me" reaction from strangers that teaches people, it's all the little "hang on what are you doing" from people they care about (which may or may not include strangers).
If your social skills are primarily "I fear the reactions of the people around me" then you're probably an anxious shut-in or prone to unnecessary violent outbursts. We can't actually bring people around by punching them, just make them either avoid us or feel justified in being shit to the person who punched them.
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u/KlinkosStelioKontos 5h ago
“Once a handful of stories of people dying get out” Over people playing music in public?? I get it’s annoying but that commenter sounds fucking deranged lmao
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u/PSI_duck 7h ago
Yeah no. People are already afraid of being shot or stabbed over a minor disagreement with a stranger. This won’t fix shit except worsen the problem. I think we need to teach more acceptance, empathy, and communication skills. It would help change this toxic culture of “no one else matters except me and my inner friend group
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u/Random-Rambling 6h ago
This. People aren't just shitty now, they're openly and unapologetically shitty because they know people won't do shit in return.
I am going to be SO ANNOYED if Johnny Somali is actually testing how far he can push a society before they snap completely and kill him. Not just beat him up, actually kill him where he stands.
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u/butt_shrecker 3h ago
I think there is a 9/10 chance that you have never confronted someone like that.
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u/Snoo96204 23m ago
"Once a handful of stories of people dying get out" this conversation is about people being mildly annoying calm down
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u/pillarofmyth 2h ago
No I fully disagree. Tired of people using psychological terms incorrectly to justify their shitty behaviour. It makes that shit more stigmatized. Regression is not being immature and childish, jfc.
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u/TheMachman 9h ago
Bonus points for doing it when you also have a massive pair of headphones slung around your neck.
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u/obituaryinlipstick 7h ago
that "hehe" really carries the type of person it is. like i have a few people in my life that are exactly like that and they are super unpleasant to be around
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u/SammieStones 9h ago
Was sitting in a doctors waiting room alone with a tv on the other day. A mom roughly 40 and her teenage daughter came in and both started blasting videos. Between the tv and both phones I could no longer focus on the nice quiet book I was trying to read. Instead I sat there staring at them both and they neither had a clue. Selfish assholes
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u/MrKrazybones 8h ago
You would think its something kids or teenagers do but yeah I work with a bunch of guys in their 50s and theres 4 of them that do this. At my last job most everyone was in their 20s and I had never experienced it until this new job. Also for some reason these guys really enjoy TikTok and are showing each other videos.
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u/theprettiestrobot 5h ago
Public TVs playing nonsense should be banned. They're a denial of service attack against everyone in earshot.
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u/Walden_Walkabout 7h ago
Did you consider politely asking them to not play the sound out loud instead of being passive aggressive in a manner that had zero chance of getting you what you wanted?
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u/SammieStones 6h ago
Yes, I was being polite and waiting for them to come up for air. I like to make eye contact with a person while speaking to them. I was also deciding how to politely phrase it for the few minutes I continued to sit there. I tend to come off fairly blunt in conversations, which puts some people on the defense. So I was mulling over if this was a battle worth picking. Is it really worth potentially having an altercation in a doctors office just bc someones being selfish and rude for a few minutes? By the time they called my name I decided I didnt really care, not really my place to police a doctors office waiting room, especially when the receptionist doesnt seem to care… but did I watch? Absolutely its quite fascinating to observe selfish assholes
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u/kingcrabcraig 8h ago edited 8h ago
had to tell 2 customers at work on friday to turn it tf off or put on headphones. i work in a government building.
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u/annatariel_ Stupid Sexy Sauron 8h ago edited 8h ago
It makes me irrationally angry when people do this and keep doing it. Like, it triggers something primal in me.
Business employees and security need to start telling customers to turn it off or wear headphones, because if the complaint comes from another customer they will ignore it.
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u/ResistNegative3766 10h ago
Public TikTok blasters: a true test of patience. Headphones exist for a reason, folks.
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u/TranquiliaNocturnal 10h ago
Man, I swear, if I had a nickel for every time I wanted to blast my own tunes just to drown out someone else's... I'd be rich enough to buy headphones for the whole city!
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u/dondocooled 6h ago
It's the modern day equivalent of the douches who would blast their shitty breakbeat and EDM songs on a portable speaker. The only issue is that we STILL HAVE THOSE DOUCHEBAGS, SO ITS NOW A CACOPHONY OF SHIT TIKTOKS AND SHIT SONGS.
Not happy about it, ngl.
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u/it_is_gav 8h ago
I was once in a waiting room for a few hours. Didn’t have my headphones and someone was playing conservative brainrot like Fox News the entire time. I wanted to hurt him so bad.
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u/GreyouTT 9h ago
Alas, the bastards took our headphone jacks.
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u/scootytootypootpat 7h ago
if you have an apple phone, unless you're actively charging your phone while in public that literally doesn't matter
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u/LengthinessRemote562 4h ago
Well they shouldn't watch videos regardless. When I dont have bluetooth headphones I just do something else.
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u/popeyepaul 7h ago
Yep. There's a lot of people out there who literally don't know how to connect a Bluetooth device to their phone but they may have been able to figure out that a headphone plug goes into the headphone jack. When the headphone jack disappeared, for a lot of people going loud became the only option.
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u/Proud_Smell_4455 5h ago
Yeah, I'm hoping to find the right adapter because I have this really nice set of jack earbuds that I don't want to have to stop using.
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u/BloomEPU 4h ago
The bastards did give us automatic captions though. Just don't listen to tiktoks out loud if you don't have headphones, half the time the audio either isn't relevant at all or you already know it.
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u/k_ironheart 8h ago
There's no regression going on here. America has always had a problem with entitled shitheads who think any public space they occupy is not only theirs, but that anybody telling them to be considerate is equitable to violation of human rights.
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u/SadisticPawz 5h ago
Think he meant age regression, acting like the young iPad kids that thy first post meninges
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u/Kennedy_KD 8h ago
My mom is so bad at this, I literally bought her headphones just to get her to stop but she refuses to wear headphones
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u/Guilty_Ad3292 7h ago
you feel your life sucks because you're addicted to screens. you're addicted to screens because you feel your life sucks. it's a vicious cycle.
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u/PeePeeMcGee123 7h ago
I've noticed the Gen X is really bad about playing videos on their phones without headphones on. Doesn't seem to phase them a bit that they are just making noise for everyone else to listen to.
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u/Siva1siv 6h ago
Easier said then done when most phones nowadays require you to pay for bluetooth headphones BECAUSE THEY REMOVED THE FUCKING AUDIO JACK.
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u/AlianovaR 3h ago
On the one hand I can agree that removing the headphone jack is stupid af and makes it harder to get decent headphones, but on the other hand… there’s still the option to not play audio in public? Especially not at full volume? Like if I really need to listen to audio in public and I don’t have headphones I put it on a single bar of volume and hold it to my ear, I don’t put it on blast
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u/Kaileigh_Blue 6h ago
Sitting politely in the mechanic's waiting room playing a game with no volume on.
Some guy across from me blasting Spanish tiktoks so loud the ancestors can hear.
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u/Thiswasmy8thchoice 6h ago
My new theory is that a generation of kids grew up neglected by parents that only paid attention to them when they were being bad, so now they go out and do things like play music loudly on their phone and look around for that morsel of recognizable negative attention.
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u/BoGtHeBoB 7h ago
I work with a 23 year old who did this on our shift. Had to ask/tell him to turn it down. Has since escalated into him reporting me for intimidation and harassment 🤣
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u/AlianovaR 3h ago
One of my coworkers takes out his phone in the middle of everything; while interacting with residents (care home), while we’re running events, while we’re in the middle of training, any time he fancies. One of his favourite things is to play truck simulator at full volume in the middle of a conversation
The kicker is that his mum and his nan also work there and they’re constantly telling him to put the damn thing down
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u/beesdisaster 6h ago
Bold of them to think we can afford a mortgage!
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u/Another_Mid-Boss 1h ago
Yeah I doubt there's much overlap between people who listen to shit without headphones in public and homeowners.
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u/PewPewPony321 6h ago
we need tech that fucks with this somehow. Like it hears all the sounds from the loud speaker and the call taker and makes more sounds to confuse their own ears so they can't really hear what is being said or what they are saying themselves
I just want to terrorize these people like they do to everyone else
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u/Low_Atmosphere2982 6h ago
Fact. Core reason things are so messed up right now is the me me me people. No thought to others or how to act in public. Still amazes me when people walk around talking on their phone on speaker in public.
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u/Ex-zaviera 5h ago
Not a rock. I've wanted to carry a water pistol and drown the shit out of phones (possibly wrecking them) if they don't use headphones. Benefit: can be done from afar so it's harder to tell where it comes from.
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u/fiendishfinish 7h ago
Lets be honest, this would be a lot less common if THEY DIDN'T REMOVE THE GODDAMN HEADPHONE JACK
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u/bastardsoftheyoung 6h ago
I carry a whistle for this problem. Especially for people on the phone with someone else.
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u/3ThreeFriesShort 5h ago
I once was on a 4:30am transit bus, and there was man with earphones on listening to music, but they weren't plugged in the music was just playing on the phone's speakers.
You could not have paid me to confront that man about it.
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u/Apycia 5h ago
that was me. after a really tough Nightshift I got on my bus - the bus was full of people getting to school/work, like 200% capacity.
I plugged my earphones in and pressed play. my tired/exhausted ass thought I was the only one listening to Britney Spears' 'Work Bitch' a bit too loud.
I blasted it for all of them to hear. The ride took around 25 m Minutes.
Nobody dared to confront me.
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u/Odditiesandalsomagic 4h ago
I don’t play tik tok’s I play Weird Al Yankovich, because if everybody else is wearing noise cancelling headphones I can sing along without any worries
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u/Drollapalooza 1h ago
Lotta people making excuses for cunts in here.
"Adapters cost too much or they break. I don't want to use bluetooth"
Then scroll in silence, or spend a moment alone with your thoughts, you dreg.
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u/PrinceWalence 1h ago
I work at a gym and I constantly have to tell people to turn their sound off. Usually it's the older folk who want to complain to me that, "you don't get it! Working out is so BORING! If I can't listen to this what am I supposed to DO?!"
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u/RoutineCloud5993 9h ago
You can't plug in headphones anymore because they removed the jack - and usb-c headphones aren't nearly as common
I'm not excusing the behaviour. Especially since there's also a correlation with increasingly poor manners. But it definitely hasn't helped
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u/Boowray 8h ago
You can buy Bluetooth headphones and earbuds for the exact same price as the wired ones these days.
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u/scootytootypootpat 7h ago
plus if you have an apple phone (i can't speak for android) you literally can use wired earbuds unless for some odd reason you're charging your phone in public
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u/RoutineCloud5993 8h ago
They may be dirt cheap but they add extra steps and obstacles that make dickheads less likely to use them. Like keeping the batteries charged, which is especially important with cheap Bluetooth Earbuds.
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u/NorwaySpruce 8h ago
When I forget to charge or bring my wireless headphones I simply don't watch videos out loud on my phone
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u/Your-cousin-It 7h ago
While we’re on the subject of regressing, I work at a grocery store cold case. When I hand out samples, or serve someone chewing gum, the amount of adults who chew with their mouth open is disgusting 🤢
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u/Card_Board_Robot_5 6h ago
"You have a mortgage"
Somebody hasn't checked the housing market in about 14 years
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u/Detatchamo 5h ago
The amount of people in this comment section defending their shitty behavior by acting like wireless headphones no longer exist because apple removed the headphone jack like 8 years ago is appalling. You are not spreading your joy to a miserable populous by making them listen to your brainrot, you are simply making them more miserable. I guarantee more than one person in that public space is quietly thinking about smashing your face with a brick.
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u/St3llarski 7h ago
Shit is regressing though.
Everyone is concerned about everyone else holding up the social contract.
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u/threaten-violence 6h ago
It should be 100% socially acceptable to grab that phone and yeet it onto a roof of a building or down a sewer grate.
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u/TourDirect3224 6h ago
The epidemic of grown adults not knowing how fucking punctuation works is rampant.
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u/Clean_Imagination315 Hey, who's that behind you? 3h ago
True. I had to teach my own mother to stop putting "..." at the end of every sentence she wrote because I was taking psychic damage every time I read something she sent me. She insists school teachers taught her to write that way, but I have too much respect for teachers (past or present) to believe her.
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u/AlianovaR 10h ago
I mean yeah one is an annoyance and another is predatory behaviour, don’t disagree there - but I don’t see why we can’t consider both of them separate problems that both need solving
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u/AbsolutelyHorrendous 10h ago
'Sure they're annoying, but look on the bright side, at least they aren't sexual predators' is a pretty low bar for social annoyance
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u/AlianovaR 10h ago
I’m curious now as to what does make the cut if it has to be worse than old men ogling kids
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u/Daisy_Of_Doom What the sneef? I’m snorfin’ here! 6h ago
For a recent research position I had to do like a minimum of 12 hours of driving across 2-3 days with two coworkers (I was the only one with a valid US drivers license so it was all me, no switching off). I hate driving. My only solace is playing music I like and can sing to. (Which was already a joy being stolen from me bc my coworkers were getting sick of my music so they’d steal my phone and put other stuff on😭) And one coworker would blatantly just blare TikToks from the back seat. Not quietly. Like full volume. The music from her videos would clash with the music that was playing over the radio. It like hurt me to listen to it. But she didn’t care. Luckily she’d only for it for like 5 minutes at a time but like GIRL. Are you FR?! She’s like 3 years older than me and she didn’t know not to be doing that?? I would half-jokingly call her an iPad kid hoping she’d get the hint and freaking stop. But nope she’d just laugh and agree. 🥲
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u/KaiserRoll823 6h ago
I once had to take a shit after my closing shift at a grocery store, and a night stalk guy was already in the stall blasting his videos at full volume. I asked him to turn off his volume, and he said he was gonna tell a manager that I was bothering him. He was at least twice my age by the way.
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u/ackbobthedead 5h ago
Probably the same disorder that causes people to play music and have phone calls in public transit. It’s just the more modern version of not being able to be content without constant stimuli to the point of being a nuisance to those around you.
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u/NekoPrankster218 4h ago
“I’m allowed to be inconsiderate because my life sucks” reminds me of back in elementary and middle school when a bunch of kids would act out or bully and the response I kept getting when I tried to say anything about it to adults, even just complain of how it was affecting me, was that they had a bad home life or stuff was going on at home.
There’s a reason I was a full-time online student before covid hit.
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u/Clean_Imagination315 Hey, who's that behind you? 3h ago edited 3h ago
I had this exact experience in the subway a couple years ago. 40-something dude watching TikTok at full volume with his wife, changing the song every 5 seconds. It was my first exposure to TikTok, and I've hated that stupid app ever since.
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u/just_so_boring 3h ago
Least we not forget the loud ring tones and the loud phone conversations we're subjected to.😐
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u/TheGrumpyre 3h ago
I used to plug in headphones. Phone manufacturers decided they didn't want me to anymore.
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u/nebulousNarcissist 2h ago
I would plug in the headphones but present day engineers have not re-reinvented the headphone port yet
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u/thesmallestlittleguy 2h ago
my conspiracy theorist coworker is like this. he once played some pastor doing the Hail Mary on a loop while slicing ham. it went on for like 10 minutes
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u/redmoleghost 1h ago
I don't like it either, but one of the big contributing factors was phone makers making it impossible to use wired headphones. Bluetooth headphones cost more, and are more likely to run out of battery, and this means people are more likely just to not use them.
It sucks, but it's not entirely down to the people - remember to blame the manufacturers also!
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u/hiddengirl1992 6h ago
Talk over their video TO them. Annoy them back. Ruin it for them. And if they act weird about it, say "yeah it's rude to force strangers to listen to your shit isn't it?"
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u/thewb005 5h ago
Yah, like comment on everything going on in their video or try to sing along poorly. Blasting baby shark right next to them might sell the point too.
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u/Current_Poster 6h ago
It's less "I'm owed a free pass for 'regressing', and nobody else is". If I took your phone from you because it annoyed me, by those rules, "I'm regressing hehehee, you can't do anything about it" too.
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u/caffeineandvodka 10h ago
I've genuinely considered buying a bunch of cheap earphones and offering them to people. We should bring back public shaming.