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  • Not OC but the idea of making someone feel good makes me feel good. It's like double the dopamine for me.

    I could totally see being grossed out by it when I think about it logically. In fact it is gross when I think about it logically.

  • Not OC, but an important tenet of Buddhism as you probably know is known as the "First Noble Truth," which states that "life is suffering." The second through fourth noble truths basically tell us to cease attachment and desire and to live a life based on "right living" to avoid the problems caused by attachment and suffering.

    I think this is where OC has an issue and I agree because sometimes being a human sucks and you need some escapes from that suffering. I consider myself a Buddhist as well, and while many Buddhists will talk of the "middle way" between living a conventional life and living a life that tries to get rid of all attachments, I find myself mostly leaning toward the conventional ways of alleviating suffering like playing video games and smoking weed.

    Tldr: living like a monk isn't easy (or something I want) but the Buddhist worldview helps me make sense of the world so I use it.

  • This is my take too. I gave Starfield a chance and I should have just gotten Baldurs Gate 3 that weekend instead.

    What's worse is how they dug down into qualifying why it sucked and their nightmare of a PR response. It fucking sucks though too. I want them to be good.

  • I use crumpled up paper at the bottom of mine. Oxygen and the chimney do wonders to get it started. Living in the suburbs I'm always grossed out when I walk by an outdoor BBQ and smell lighter fluid.

    I also love Alton Brown and there are other videos that will teach you how to do a lot on a simple Weber style kettle grill.

    Also: once you get other accessories like pans to hold and divide the charcoal for indirect heating then you'll even open up more especially if you have a thermometer in the grill. While keeping it as low as a smoker isn't easy it's not impossible and I've done some great pork and slower cooked meats on mine.

  • Also with charcoal you can get creative and use basic smoking to elevate your game.

    Also don't light it with lighter fluid, a starter chimney is the way to go.

    Pros for charcoal: you get to drink beer, play with fire, and grill and get credit for it.

    Pros with propane: king of the hill and it's easy to clean up