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Water Boss Handed £270k Bonus Despite Parasite Outbreak

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She willingly took on responsibility for the shitshow, risk/reward. She happens to be holding the bag when the music is stopping, I couldn't care less how long she personally has been in the role.

It's not like this class of people works harder than others, so that massive fucking pay packet has to be for something. I assume it's for the risk of taking on the responsibility.

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What sensory overload bugs you the most?

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Depending on how overt you want to be, ear defenders or "concert earplugs" might be helpful to you.

The concert plugs are designed to just take everything down a few notches but leave vocal range alone where possible, same as ear defenders in all honesty.

Means you can still hear people, birds and animals, but takes the amplitude out of everything else, making the soundscape far more tolerable.

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66% of canadians have an unfavourable view of the USA

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Nope. Mostly gambling adverts. Every other advert, some cuntrag gambling company.

Why aren't you gambling? It's easy, we have an app for it so you can do it on the sly and everything. Do it. Gamble now, all your friends are doing it. Look at all these joyous people gambling, don't you want to be like them? Gamble now!

Not interested. Will never be interested. The more I get advertised a thing, the less interested I get; one of the few useful artefacts of my spergness. Advertising genuinely doesn't have the desired affect on me, it just annoys me and I mentally blacklist any product that advertises at me.

The entire advertising industry is a cancer on humanity as far as I'm concerned. A net drain of resources that serves no purpose other than to prop up the throwaway consumerism that's destroying the only place in the universe known for certain to support life.

Fuck all that shit.

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I'm not one to advocate for physical violence against children, usually. However, some children, at some point, need a demonstration of what happens when you push a person too far.

Edit: Also worth noting, it's clear when one of those children never got that demonstration, never got that attitude correction, and grew up into an adult.

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I used to be an uber eats driver and lowkey

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What if the customer is incapable of some or all of the chain of tasks required to produce the home cooked equivalent?

Could be they work pretty much their whole waking life, running 3 or more jobs.

Could be they're disabled and can't do grocery shopping, or food prep, or cooking.

Before you judge someone, spend a few minutes imagining why exactly the circumstances are the way they are, and aim for a bit beyond the hateboner fantasy you already had in mind, yeah?

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I used to be an uber eats driver and lowkey

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My aunt did fine getting shopping delivered, until she had a stroke that took out 20% of one hemisphere. Using a kitchen knife after that was downright dangerous. Is she supposed to avoid providing pizza or similar for her kids' birthday parties in your world?

Just one real world example that took me but seconds. Think beyond your bubble.

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I used to be an uber eats driver and lowkey

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It takes two. You're obviously aware of compromises made, referring to an example as you did. I'm reasonably sure someone aware of -and willing to discuss- such things is someone who makes an effort with others' feelings and wishes. That alone puts you above most people I meet, so give yourself some credit. 💛