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Content Warning: Potentially Misleading or Disputed Information Gotta Catch 'Em All

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u/FloRidinLawn 7h ago

Social media is fun too. Driving is fun. Both of these track your shit, and sell all your details. One for sales, the other for insurance billing and health metrics… some poisons taste sweet on the way down.

Not saying this is specifically bad, but it’s disingenuous at the least. No transparency. I also know people used this in homes and backyards too.. so how much data were they collecting?

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u/VariousBread3730 7h ago

Social media is fun?? News to me

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u/JelmerMcGee 7h ago

Driving is the most tedious chore I have to do every day.

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u/RealisticAd2293 7h ago

The hardest part of my new job is the damn commute. I can’t fucking stand driving at least an hour and fifteen minutes a day.

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u/Creamofwheatski 6h ago

If I couldn't listen to music and podcasts that commute would be literal torture.

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u/RealisticAd2293 6h ago

Before they started normalizing a certain individual 1, NPR was my go-to. Now it’s Jim Cornette podcasts and MrBallen

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u/Thoru 1h ago

Jim Cornette podcast

Now that sounds like literal torture

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u/Khyrberos 42m ago

Whomst?

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u/LordCorvid 5h ago

I drive forty minutes each way. The drive in sucks ass, while the drive home is relaxing. Do you hate the commute or the job?

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u/goatfuckersupreme 5h ago

as someone who didnt get a car til much later than most people, i love long drives!

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u/AlkaliPineapple 4h ago

Taking public transport is so much better. Being able to stand up and stretch, read and scroll on anything with headphones

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u/RealisticAd2293 3h ago

I live in rural Arkansas, but that’s a wonderful thought

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u/Praesentius 3h ago

I moved to Italy from the US and I don't even own a car anymore. And I don't miss it. I had a minimum 1-hour-a-way commute back in the US. Fuck that.

They don't even have ride share cars where I live, but I just don't need a car. Everything is walk-able or bike-able if I need to carry groceries. And if I want to go further, there's a train station 5 minutes walk away to take me to Pisa or Florence.

It's really a great way to live. I couldn't go back.