I feel like I’ve been historically recreating the previous day for the past few years.

I have my suspicions, yes, and just enough of a nerd to be dangerous.

Oh look, there’s a new store. Let’s see what they’re about. Oh damn, I can’t afford to pay that much for that.

Do you think they didn’t know what they were signing up for?

I prefer to support small businesses, but anytime I visit any in my area, they generally offer similar or the exact same products that I can order online for less.

I’m struggling enough right now, and every dollar counts. I’m rooting for the little guys, but I’m not willing to go broke to save them.

I totally understand. It’s hard to lose something that means more than it’s retail value.

I don’t think replacing it would help, even if it’s identical, it’s not really YOUR soup bowl. The search will just waste more time and energy obsessing over the soup bowl. Maybe keep a chunk of the broken bowl and put it away in a keepsake box. Next time you go digging for memories, it’ll still have a positive effect.

I got a little bit further and it turned into, “all the ways I wasted time as a kid are superior to the ways that people waste time today”

And this is coming from someone who did the exact same things around the same time as them. I loved those times, but, they were described with such an air of superiority that they don’t really deserve.

Lots of people listen, and lots of people don’t.

The only thing that ever interferes with my ability to perform is being nervous. If this is a new partner, or we are in a location that isn’t completely secure, that will make it more difficult to stay in the mood.

Definitely never had laundry pop in my head during the deed.

Similar to something I’ve been thinking about for a New Year’s resolution. (Which is something I’ve never really done, so I don’t know why I picked New Year’s)

Reach out to one person from the past every day. Maybe a close friend that moved away, maybe just someone I worked with 15 years ago and got along with. Just check in, say hi, and throw in something that I miss or appreciated about them.

I’ve been feeling really down the last few months, and it would probably feel nice to spread some positivity.

I like all sorts of things, but I don’t plug them in every single comment I make.

Thanks for sharing. I don’t think there is a way unless the admins of .world ban them, but I’m no expert on any of this.

At the very least, we can call them out like you have and individually ban them from our feeds.

Yup. Screen peeking isn’t cheating, it’s part of the game.

Don’t like it, tape some pizza boxes together and hang it on your TV. That’s what we did.

Sounds fun! Wanna get together this weekend?

I couldn’t help myself, and now I can’t figure out how numbers play volleyball and why applications need to jog.

They already have a few of those right now. They don’t seem too keen on letting them go.

I hear yeah. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard “Why don’t you just (obvious solution)?”

I honestly don’t know why I don’t just. But I don’t, and probably won’t start.

And don’t even get us started on Pythagoras!

We appreciate you justifying your aptitude to answer the question, but when were you planning on doing that?

I have never once thought “Thank goodness the police are here!”.

Do you want squirrels? Cause that’s how you get squirrels.