“May” is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that title.

Nuke the whales.

-Gotta nuke somethin’

While we’re at it, lets throw in gerontocracy

I have and I’ve concluded that I’m not made of money and therefore can’t afford to have multiple terabyte drives just lying around with redundant data just in case.

If I could afford it, then I wouldn’t have been resizing my ‘/’ partition to free up 80GB of space.

He lived entirely too long.

I used to, but then I nuked my install accidentally and I couldn’t recover the encrypted data. I nuke my installs fairly regularly. I just did again this past week while trying to resize my / and my /home partitions. I’ve resigned myself to only encrypting specific files and directories on demand.

My phone is fully encrypted though.

no president in recent years has been kind to smokers.

I’m pretty sure it still puts him in the top 5% of our population by net worth

He’s a guy that spent his entire career setting us up for this…

profit is simply a means of seeking control…

Bleach is apart of the health-supplement market and is therefore unregulated.

Someone (probably bluesky) almost definitely spent a large sum of money on marketing/astroturfing for Bluesky

I was a server in addition to an Office Assistant that adjusted payroll among other things in the hospitality industry here in the U.S.
-That additional amount is supposed to be made up for by the employer if the server doesn’t make enough in tips. If as a server you are not making at least 7.25/hr in wages or alternatively in combined pay and tips then you need to contact your local states Department of Labor because you’re likely having wages stolen.

So I take it you see yourself as a guy in the top-hat? Customers encouraging other customers to betray workers by refusing to pay for services rendered is a perfect example of a class-traitor.

“Do you tip the cashier at the grocery store?”

What cashiers? All of the cashiers have been replaced by electronic self-checkout systems.

I also agree with you but i wanted to point out that if the worker getting paid $3/hr doesn’t make enough tips to cover the remaining $4.25/hr in tips then theoretically the business is legally supposed to make up that remaining hourly difference. -I’ve never seen that happen but a server making such a low amount in tips repeatedly is a server i’d expect to not remain working in that role.

You agree to tipping by using services and patronising businesses where tipping is customary. Let’s not act like you don’t understand this ahead of time. People only argue against tipping in these fields to this degree because they want to virtue signal as a cope for making waiters, bartenders, porters, delivery drivers, etc just as poor as they are. -Which is too poor to use or patronize these businesses in the first place.

–They could also simply be astroturfing to sow discord.

If you really care about the businesses paying their staff the full wages then you understand that either way the cost will still be passed onto the patrons, regardless, and the people that claim to be upset are arguing over a pedantic order of operations in the finances.

“I mean this is the better way to do it honestly.”

It’s not. The better way is for people who don’t want to tip to stop going out to places or using services where tipping is customary. That way nobody is increasingly encouraged to perform labor for less than they’re work is worth. If there are not enough customer’s because of this then the businesses will change or perish. All of this anti-tipping sentiment leads me to believe is that if these customers were to trade places with the owners then they’d pay their laborer’s just as little.

Meanwhile federal minimum wage is still $7.25/hr. Less, if you’re a server.

That’s sounds like everything on the world wide web if not the entire internet.