You kinda lost me by starting your post with “the correct answer is…” 🤢

It’s pure cope, lol

I sure am turned on by those floppy drivers in your profile pic, big boy

Yeah, more real to me. What I’m saying is that I want to party with Wayne Knight

Newman from Seinfeld. For no other reason than I think Wayne Knight is a really great character actor

Heroin is such a cozy hobby. Especially on a rainy day

This came around way after the 90s

I was in the top 1% for Beatles listeners a few years back. That was shocking, but it was a deep-dive I did over like 6 months, so I guess it makes sense. Still, given their popularity it really surprised me an made me question Spotify’s metrics

This is the first thing I’ve seen here that feels like it meets the OP’s ask. What a cool hobby!

I’m a huge fan of the Gran Turismo (others as well, including rally) series. I’m pretty good too. I have my own wheel/pedal setup and take beating my PB’s on tracks pretty seriously. The handful of times I’ve played drunk have been insanely great fun. It also reinforced how important it is to NEVER drive drunk

Damn, thank you! I’ve been curious about this show for ages and it’s good to get some indication as to where to start and stop. Anyone else want to chime in with opinions on this? I’d love to hear thoughts on it before I spend any time watching

Coffee. It’s something that I refuse to compromise on. It may be especially important to me because I like to drink it black. If it doesn’t taste great without adding anything to it, it’s not with drinking at all in my opinion.

Honestly, it’s the same for me. I’m a very careful person and when it does happen, I feel a spike of both surprise and panick

So, all of the general points you make about tipping culture are valid, but it’s batshit crazy to say that it’s “one of the main reasons why Americans are suffering from such large class issues.” One of the main reasons? Are you fucking kidding?

Old guy here with some unsolicited advice. If you’re ever feeling this way, just remind yourself that you can’t change the past and it’s completely pointless to dwell on it. The only thing you have power over and the ability to change is always ahead of you. Focus on tomorrow. Make plans and stick with them. If you fail, there’s always opportunity to learn from that and do better.