Well it all goes bad anyway, it's just good to clean up. I do not use antiperspirants, I don't like the idea of shoving stuff into my pores to block bodily functions. Those are kind of addictive, like if you're on them & don't use them, sometimes I feel like the problem is even worse. Like your body is purging because you stopped it up with aluminum.
I used antiperspirants until late HS, early college; it stained, discolored my shirts. I stopped using antiperspirant, and the staining stopped, too.
That's interesting. I avoid ads...so I'm not seeing what you're seeing. I think my balls get a bit of a smell after a day, but like a nice, mild balls smell. My pits, man, my fucking pits...they go rancid in about a day's time, definitely in 2-3. Simply stating as a matter of fact, gotta deal with my pits before my balls.
Don't trust reports, or anything really, coming out of China at face value. Product in hand, undoctored video proof, lab tests done by a trusted group.
...but can we trust Motorola anymore? They haven't put out a good smartphone since the original Razr line & the first Androids. Haven't been relevant in the phone world since.
For people that don't have context...I know farmers that irrigate (water) their beans. But a lot of smart farmers don't irrigate right away! They want the soybean plant to establish, to set up down roots in the soil (in search of water). They allow the plants to struggle. Then, when they feel the time is right, they say, "Alright, let them have it." And shower them with water as needed.
If this isn't done, the farmer risks creating a bunch of soybean plants that aren't firmly rooted in the soil.
It's similar to people in life; whether they realize it or not, they need struggle & adversity in order to fully develop properly. We can identify people that are soft & coddled, that don't know how to work. Now more than ever. They're ill-suited for life. Perhaps shielding them from every real pain, struggle, adversity seemed like a kindness, but in the end it tends to be a disservice.
I can't find it at all, I want quickly chat with customer service or even a competent bot (like a proper fucking millenial adult) & resolve it. But this isn't an option. I think I made it work, here's the steps:
Call (🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🤡) Amazon cust service 18882804331
Let bot speak, verify account by text (say yes), Text message: Are you calling Amazon? Yes
Now start saying NO. Bot must finish speaking 🙄🙄🙄 Are you calling about this purchase? NO. Another purchase? NO. Amazon device? NO. You say no 4-5x & bot says "Let me get someone for you."
Tell human customer service representative that you'd like future shipments shipped in paper envelopes, not plastic bags.
With my experience, 'Odie' briefly put me on hold for ~3 mins. He came back on & said there was a note put on my account, and my future purchases should come in paper, not plastic.
That's a horrible idea, anyway. Then you get Kamala Harris, and fucking nobody wants Kamala Harris as POTUS. She's the ultimate assassination insurance.
And Biden is gone, anyway. Brain no worky. If the Democrats were smart they'd push him out & run somebody else; time is running out.
All of this packaging simply needs to be made...easily compostable & biodegradable, with a low-impact manufacturing process. It rots away? Cool. Make more.
It will become garbage. It will often not get recycled.
The world will not be made better by 50,000 people recycling everything perfectly. The world will be made significantly better by hundreds of millions of people recycling imperfectly, by companies making products & packaging better by design.
Well it all goes bad anyway, it's just good to clean up. I do not use antiperspirants, I don't like the idea of shoving stuff into my pores to block bodily functions. Those are kind of addictive, like if you're on them & don't use them, sometimes I feel like the problem is even worse. Like your body is purging because you stopped it up with aluminum.
I used antiperspirants until late HS, early college; it stained, discolored my shirts. I stopped using antiperspirant, and the staining stopped, too.