Fast food corp would like you to believe they had no idea treating their workers like livestock would be a bad idea in the long run and they're asking customers to shell out for improved treatment of these staff so the execs and investors don't have to suffer needlessly. Think of the shareholders! 😱🖕🏽
Are we playing the same game? Full of snotty squeakers and Xbone chucklefucks? Hell, the "cheat" coding community is largely fueled by the desire to avoid other players in order to make it "kinda fun" at all. 🤪
I appreciate your thought-out response, truly. You make a number of valid points, and have inspired me to look a bit further into the details of our government's current state of wholly fucked.
The original issue stems from an agricultural conmerce point, however, as the definitions dictated vastly different tariff rates, etc. In short, vegetables were often staples, and fruits were seen as luxuries. Therefore, when tomatoes first began arriving from the East, the savvy trader would call them vegetables in order to lessen their own cost to transport them, but claim they were fruit when wholesaling inland, IIRC.
I mean, Aunt Jemima® had it coming for a lonnng while. Even back in the 80s, I knew in my much smaller bones that something was off about that syrup brand and that poor lady wasn't actually having a good time.
How apropos that steampunk is what you get when you slap half-cocked period fashion on highschool theater tier drama and handwave science (ie. physics, economics, politics, ecology, etc.) to cobble together tired tropes for semi-literate self-styled "outcasts"... Basically Twilight for LARPers. 🤷🏼♂️
edit: I see steampunk cringe doesn't hinder the ability to silently downvote. Cute.
