insaneinthemembrane @ insaneinthemembrane @lemmy.world

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Try not to be so judgemental.

Not for this one but when you say anyone... families get a better deal with Airbnb than hotels generally.

I don't see any evidence for this.

That's not exclusive to WFH.

And the employee is on a zoom call, it looks like.

As others have pointed out, there's way more to the photo than just a man explaining something to a group of women.

If I'm paying a cleaning fee, I shouldn't have to put out bins. I don't mind doing washing up or filling the dishwasher, that's all fine.

I've been expected to empty bins and not leave dishes and put sheets in the wash in Europe.

Way more if I'm on my phone and it's a bad autocorrect day.

I don't recall any being about colour. Usually it's about reading something, like which type of batteries are for this thing or how long to cook this for... that kind of thing.

Same but I wonder how well it will do... lots of calls are me saying to move the thing so I can read it or whatever. The calls tend to need back and forth communication.

It doesn't come with preloaded shit though, so in that sense it's a good option.

I would literally settle for a magazine short story to tie things up.

I'm glad it's a quality show but it's not quality because of the season 2 subplot that ended up going nowhere and leaving viewers dissatisfied. That's my problem with it. He's in the business long enough and Netflix have this pattern long enough that he should know better than to do that.

Fairphone?

Commercial for Barbies? I don't think that little kids are the audience here but I hear ya. Barbie is more than a toy, the doll has represented a lot and been a big part of a few decades of childhood. This film was a great take on all that.

Having sex during this time is not unfathomable and pregnancy happens. It took me a while to realise you weren't talking about the baby when you immediately switched to "the girl".

I still blame Fincher for using season 2 to set up season 3 and then give us nothing. Given Netflix's track record and Fincher not being some noob, he should have made sure each season had no whole-story dangling threads. I would settle for a short story tying it up at this point, he could do that.

It's brilliant. The story on the boat when they're drinking and comparing scars is so well done. Utterly engaging.

Not writing a letter asking for leniency is not shunning as well as is not vengeance.