I think that’s exactly it. “Uh, I hate these three coins but am I gonna look like a dummy dumping them in the jar?”

It’s possible a customer isn’t leaving a tip like this so much as they just don’t want the change. There are times I feel awkward at a grocery story waiting to get a few pennies back from the cashier. I don’t really want pennies, but I also don’t really want to be the kind of person who doesn’t take money.

It’s so, so good. Usually I’m kind of a weenie when it comes to games, preferring to use guides and have full maps and stuff like that. I still do that to an extent with Hollow Knight (some areas, finding Conifer to get the map takes a little too long for my liking) but I’m definitely way more open to trying to mostly…

It’s amazing that so many movie critics, who dedicate their lives to studying and critiquing films, were so uniformly tricked by The Last Jedi, but you and a bunch of people of the internet were able to see through it.

Speaking of video games with good dodges...

Please stop talking shit about my mother.

Oh, this looks adorable.

Came here to say generally the same thing, but your math is backwards. At $180/2321 pieces it’s even better deal at 7.7 cents per brick.

And I’ll form the head!

It’s still a good price compared to it’s 2.3k parts. Less than $0.08 a piece.

Just a quick FYI on their prices.  Lego set prices per brick have been insanely steady for decades, hovering just around 12 cents per brick. 2321/180 gives us a price of 12.89 cents per brick, right in the sweet spot.

It's a well-known fact that they didn't have the story planned out beyond the first game when they made it. Once they wrote the story for the second one, they took the "teasers" from the bonus ending of the first one and found places to fit them in the story, which affected the series as a whole. It's not as…

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