You’re not sending a message to those companies by not tipping. All you’re doing is screwing over the employees. You should just stop using those services all together.

“We aren’t coming after your gas stoves”

I wonder how this will affect professional chefs, who often rely on the ability of gas to *exactly* control the heat when cooking many dishes.

Epstein had dirt on many, many people.

You’re wrong though. The solution being provided isn’t a phone that can fold, but a tablet that you can fairly easily put in your pocket. Tablets often get left behind on a daily basis due to their size, but this doesn’t need to be the case if you can put it in your pocket as easily as you do your phone.

So you can power your house with your vehicle....then if you need to actually go somewhere your vehicle will be dead or close to it. This seems like a bad idea.

When you want to make assumptions, perhaps instead take a moment to research the data and draw conclusions from that instead of your own biases.

I want to buy my games solely on your “how many spidey-villains does it contain” metric, but I’m confused whether you’re complaining that there’s too few or too many villains. Please clarify. I won’t know how to feel about this game until you do

So Electric car charging on grid = good, but crypto mining on grid = bad?

In N Out does the same thing, Google is your friend. Like so many, you hate Chic fil A because someone on Twitter, Reddit, or a biased News agency told you to. That would be the definition of a shill.

Never understood why In-N-Out gets a pass on being overtly Christian owned, yet Chic fil A gets dumped on by the progressive left. My guess, one is based out of California and the other the South. Regardless, sounds like a dumb decision by NY, CFA isn’t going to open on Sundays, simply won’t happen because they don’t…

So a cartoon battlefield is too much to handle.

It means more AI generated scripts.

From the Utah legislature’s perspective, this is probably what they were going for? To just make the site inaccessible to anyone without actually passing a (almost certainly unconstitutional) law to do it.

Maam this is a video game website

Sounds like they could foster some pretty creative storytelling.

When the fries cost nearly as much as the burger I stopped buying.  

Carrington Event II is going to sort this nonsense out.

Until AI can put together a slideshow, I think these “journalists” will be just fine.

The humans in Little Mermaid look okay (though Ariel’s hair is not red enough)