You know those oversized sombreros?

That I can agree with. My intent was to point out that most people are listening on headphones or earbuds and even those using in home audio are using desktop speakers or distributed audio systems not intended for critical listening so the difference for them is largely meaningless. For those who actually critically…

I’ll eat my hat if a significant portion of the population can tell the difference in A/B testing.

As opposed to you who does the math before hand to se if the party is worth it and showing up with baggies to steal some of the food?

As someone in a field where employer-provided snacks are NOT the standard, this ALL sounds pretty wild to me. We have to bring our own K-cups from home.

It’s also the case that if enough workers are taking stuff home with them each day, eventually the employer will cut back or cut off the goodies.

I hope this is a satire. If not, I feel sorry for your sad, pathetic life.

If you are going through all this trouble to do this kind of math then it doesn’t sound like your job is the absolute worst job in the world but it also doesn’t sound like you are happy there.

If you can, maybe get a resume together and just take a look to see what is out there for you. See if you can a) find a job…

Your commute is part of your job and should be taken into consideration when taking it.  No additional “free” compensation is required.  If you hate your commute so much, consider moving or taking a closer job.

You mean other than pretty much plagiarizing the peer-reviewed scientific journal Self, while forgetting to copy the part that says, “Even if you use your towel for weeks and the material is crawling with bacteria, viruses, and fungi, you probably won’t experience any negative effects health-wise.”???

You do realize that the Cleansing Institute referred to in your article is the American Cleansing Institute who describe themselves on their website as...

“Probs”?? The writer (and I use that term loosely) actually used ‘probs’. Wow, how low have we sunk in what is accepted as 'journalism' (and I use that term loosely as well).

I’m assuming that people are doing laundry with laundry detergent. The concern should be minimal based on that assumption.

Eh; like I said, it’s a different scale for everybody. I’d rather pay twenty bucks for a four hour game that actually gave me four hours of consistent entertainment than pay sixty for a hundred hour game... that only gave me ten hours of consistent entertainment. At least the four hour game respects my time, you know?…

The thing is AC games used to be 20-30 hours and people who have invested in the franchise are stuck playing 150+ hour games now and don’t have time for that shit.

This. Games in general are too long and there are way too many games worth playing.

I 100% agree. I played Gato Roboto the other day. I finished the game in under 4 hours and collected everything but 1 item (oh well). It was so refreshing to play a bite-sized, but still fully fleshed out and satisfying game like that.

This comment is just like a video Game

Start by turning on subtracts?

Yeah, I gave up on that fight years ago, I now prefer having ads (where I can’t block them) of things I’d be interested in than shit I’m not.