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How much do I dislike the inconvenience? Some types of inconvenience I'm very tolerant of, but others I'd rather pay the money.
Often times when it is discretionary, I choose to just skip it altogether. Like if I'm not willing to run out for fast food, I'm not going to use one of the delivery apps.
I think I have done it like twice when I was sick.
Expense aside, I find it useful for maintaining some level of discipline. If I can't be assed to get it myself, then I don't want it that much.
Pareto principle definitely applies here. I have a similar cleaning pattern, with tidying and cleaning being grouped together.
That it's so incredibly hyped up. You start hearing music and seeing ads and decorations for it too early. Black Friday is a complete shitshow.
Holiday travel sucks, and the possibility of shitty weather is rather high. I avoid traveling for holidays, but I've had to travel around Christmas for work and it is a mess.
The expectation of gift giving. I'm big into anti-consumption and don't want to buy or receive a bunch of junk. While this expectation is more of an annoyance to me, it has actual negative impact on people who are struggling financially.
It's become so commercialized. I'm not religious at all, but it's become a farce.
They absolutely do care. It's a bonus for them.
Oh fucking hell...
So it remains shit quality even if RAM gets more affordable at some reasonable point in the future.
That might be a bit awkward
I'm encouraging everyone I know who still uses TikTok to leave it. Ditto for CBS / Paramount+
Yup, approximately 50% of pregnancies are unplanned globally. The U.S. has a rate similar to the global rate.
Focus on preventing unplanned pregnancies. And make being child-free socially acceptable. That's it. No "eco-fascism" measures needed.
Wouldn't these be the total costs: base fee + overages? ($9.99+ 2*$2.99) or ($19.99 + 2*$5.99)
Not defending it, just want to correct the math