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Moth and Flame by Eli Ring

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𝐦 𝐢 𝐝 𝐧 𝐢 𝐠 𝐡 𝐭

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(via Instagram)

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Taps the video

Obviously “the customer is always right” is annoying when I’m at my customer service job because as we all know they’re hardly ever right. But it’s also annoying when I’m the customer because what if I’m not right and I end up buying a product or service that is not right for me because the person selling it to me never told me that I’m wrong!

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The unexpected reason why the drive-through line is so long

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Unironically, Yes.

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It's honestly a Deontological vs. Teleological of ethics. The problem, as I see it, is a lot of folks who preach the latter aren't clear that they are doing it. So you have midwits on the left, as I see it, who never did a deep dive in their own ethical framework to answer "is using violence a good or bad thing?"

Just something to think about this Tuesday morning!!

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A break for food..😋

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On the other end we got guys like WolfePit who does the most simple and straight forward content like comparing chili cans and easiest ways to cook food you can find at any grocery store.

"Making a better burger is literally so simple, I don't know why McDonald's doesn't do it this way. First we're going to begin by craft dry-aging this A5 wagyu beef with the sho-shu-ryuba technique that I learned at a restaurant you're only allowed to work at if your parents are bluelinked on wikipedia..."

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Fact of the matter is you look at any WPM and realize that unless you are under 20, you can essentially whipe out a rough draft in 30 mins or less.

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Giant date caramel cinnamon roll (x)