stop it. nobody needs this “advice” nor does anyone need a link to another article on this website for dipshits

Try Signal. You don’t have to convince others to switch because it’ll fall back to SMS which is what you’re sending with Android Messages anyway. And if the other person is using Signal, it’s e2e encrypted and has other features.

My dyslexia kicked in reading the headline and somehow parsed it as, “Enjoy a Festive Bitch Martini”

I’m sure this is going to make me “that guy,”  but walking up and ordering at the counter is exactly what you do at a fast food joint and i don’t tip there and i’m not tipping you either, despite your tip jar.   i’m sure it’s my age, since i remember a time before anyone had the nerve to put out a tip jar for this…

People don’t tacitly sign a waiver agreeing to have their image, goings-on, and physical location splashed all over the internet just because they dared to leave the house.

Go fuck yourself with this old timey outdated shit “advice”. Rich people or people that will never be rich trying to convince themselves that money doesn’t make you happy or lottery winners with their awful stories, give me the money then.

Ah, yes. The rich man who says, effectively, ‘no, poor people, you really don’t want to be rich - you’re happier staying poor’. And yes, Seneca was a rich man. Helen Gurley Brown was much more on point when she said “Money, if it does not bring you happiness, will at least help you be miserable in comfort.”

No, but wealth would in fact solve just about everyone’s basic problems.

“Seneca goes as far to say that they are probably happier than the wealthy because they have fewer concerns weighing on their mind” Really? i always thought it was nice how the rich don’t have to worry about their debt and medical bills. Rich people don’t have to worry about not having money for food, or bills, or…

I know that wealth would not solve all of my problems directly, but solving all of my problems would be much easier with wealth by outright removing some of them and clearing roadblocks for other solutions. At least some of the “extra” problems wealthy folks to have are self-inflicted. Lottery winners, for example,…

I, for one, would still like to find out for myself.