I’d love a four day work week. But in all honesty, should I ever have the pleasure of having it, I don’t think I’d work harder than I am now. I already give it my all, and it’s paid off nicely. But dsepites the arguments, I’d be less productive if I’m working a day less.
Interesting thoughts. I’d like to know how many people feel compelled to make a purchase because they see an ad rather than because they actually need or want something. My assumption is that this number is very low, but I can only speak through my own experience in my life and those who I’m close to. If someone has a sickness, I’m not sure we can blame an ad for their decision making. My wife is bipolar and has had episodes of excessive spending ($15K in a week once), but I don’t blame the name brand items she purchased or restaurants she went to, she just has a condition that needs outside help.
Probably just need to sign in. But if you don’t have an account already, then it’s shitty that they force you to use the app to create an account.
I think it was good to get our country to it’s most prosperous point, but there are obviously some huge flaws now causing a smaller middle class. It seems that a form of evolution is needed, and we are at a point where some change is needed, but capitalism was great at creating a large middle class before digressing from that.
From The Dustinator to just Dusty now.
That would make sense
It’s called “click bait.”
I think social media has enabled anyone to make a quick buck if you’re put in a position to do so. These two capitalized on their popularity on social media, and people, for one reason or another, will pay to be a part of it.
Out of curiosity, are you conscious of denying your mistake initially, or is it just an impulsive response? After denying it, do you immediately realize you’re lying and just stick with it? No judgment, I’m just asking because someone I care about often does this and I’m just trying to understand it.
There’s a sample picture of a living room, then pictures of living rooms and snowy houses.
It even clearly gives an example of a picture of a living room.
It clearly says to select images of one type, not examine images of one type.
Goodbye.