EssentialCoffee @ EssentialCoffee @midwest.social

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Style-wise, they look like the same generic clothes that you can get anywhere. If you don't know what looks good, these aren't going to help you.

Zipper cases. These are thin pillowcases that close with a zipper.

For people googling, I've always seen them sold as pillow protectors.

Would recommend. I stopped using it because it never played nicely with my sunscreen, but if you're looking for an inexpensive face moisturizer, CeraVe's moisturizing lotion is really good.

Nah, you can get under $20 WFH jobs.

Public funding can definitely come with strings though and location can be one of the strings.

Also, the more locations you have folks, the more you have to deal with taxes in other states. They might just not have the funding to do that additional work.

When we were in the office, people were in the kitchen at all hours to get something to eat. I'm not sure how that's any different than home.

it's really beneficial to the workflow if you don't do work in the kitchen, and don't eat meals in the home office.

Who's workflow? If you have an issue getting your work done, that's something that you need to address. If someone else isn't, then why should they change what they're doing because you have issues?

I used Jerboa as my stop gap until Sync came out.

It's fine, but I have at least 8-9 years of muscle memory and use with Sync. Jerboa was never going to compete with that.

It seems weird to me stressing about the time when it's about the same as preparing a simple meal and only has to be done once every week or so.

Yeah, I already have to do the work to prepare meals everyday to eat. Adding that on is just more work.

It's awesome if you want to do your own as a hobby, but my time doing that every week is going to cost more than buying a pre-roasted bag.

It works 100%.

There's a truck for a local company constantly parked at a house with specific signage long long after the elections were completed and espousing how not to blame them for what's going on because they voted for the other guy.

Guess who I don't hire for work.

Could be. My dad retired at that age in the 90s. But he was Silent gen, not a boomer.

I'd rather take vitamins. Avocados are gross af.

Unfortunately, coconut water is not good for tree nut allergies.

Could you get equipment to play media from other regions? When I was importing stuff from Japan to the US, I had to get a regionless player.

Despair? Not really. Though before COVID, people seemed generally okay, if annoying to be around. Now we just know they're assholes. But I more shrug my shoulders at it as opposed to 'despair' over it.

Youngest boomers are 59, so still not all retired.

Likely not having that many kids though.

Not surprising. I'd expect something similar to happen to anyone at the top of any of the chaebols.

Sounds more like someone bought cheap shit

The microwave we had as a kid, my brother still uses. It's gotta be 40 years old or more.

We had tvs growing up that were 10-20 years old and I'm sure some of the newer 80s/90s tvs are still working, just aren't used.

My brother still uses the electric lawn mower my parents bought in the 90s.

VCRs, well, I haven't used one in years, so I couldn't tell you the shape those are in.

My vacuum is over ten years old.

Because she continued to perform under the name Sinead O'Connor after changing her name?

People having a stage name isn't unusual. Using a stage name to refer to someone with a stage name isn't dead naming them.

She also said she never wanted to spend time with non-muslim/white people again and that non-muslim/white people were disgusting after converting, which this article doesn't mention at all either.

All media has their own narrative.

Comcast is only reliable if it ever works.