My grocery store is on my walk home, I usually only buy one bag at a time. Whatever I need every 2 or 3 days.

They already know my product choices from my amazon orders, they probably understand I have a girlfriend due to her talking to Alexa when she’s at my place.

I’ve had it happen a couple times, usually when traveling for work because the site we have to use has a crappy interface for Known Traveller ID is stupid.

There are, I’ve only seen it a few times, but it does happen... and... yeah only seen white guys do that. 

I had a great neighbour where I used to live. We had each others phone numbers, he looked after my cat when I was out of town a couple times, and was my emergency key holder.

One night when I left my key at work, I sent him a text at 10PM and he unlocked the door for me so I could let myself in when I got home.

Hard pass, i don’t have any interest to know anyone in my building, beyond small pleasantries like a smile in the elevator, please don’t talk to me.

I didn’t say the plot was deep :p 

FF15 is like 2 games. The first open world missions and such, the other being extremely linear. It’s such a strange design choice, and one that I enjoyed intensely.

I had played 2/4 before I played Mystic Quest.

and boom, he’s visiting the Shaquille O’Steel Earth

I mean the comics has the local multiverse (The Orrery of Worlds), the Dark Multiverse, and then all the other stuff thanks to Convergence. 

I’d be willing to watch 2 of those. 

Worst advice ever

No milk.

I’ve literally never heard to do test kernals.

Sorry for your loss. I lost someone about the same age a few year back.

I had the same thought “Pretty sure I watched this plot point in the cartoons”

Heh exploration in 13 was basically

When I was transiting home through Taiwan I was super confused, had a 6 hour lay over, bought some liquor, gave them my boarding pass, paid and they handed me my liquor.

I remember when I was a kid, at some used book store I found a book adaption (which is kinda ironic that there was a book adaption of a movie adaption of a book). It had some shots form the movie in the center (if memory serves me right) it both fascinated and traumatized me