Of course youre right, but we have to opt out of tracking at every level today. Thats the way we collectively allowed the goalpost to be moved.

Now, do they respect the opt out? Thats the real question

I can assure you that your brain can handle it as an adult. Would recommend. I only take them once every year or two, but really appreciate when I do.

And I’m much more conservative with my dosing than 20’s me was…

That is true, but not what was pointed out. Who rents out homes then, it not companies or landlords? I fully agree companies should not own homes. And also believe rent should be pinned to purchase price value +x% per year something. And landlords should not be able to own more than a certain number of dwelling units.

But then who rents out the temporary homes, or homes for people who just don’t want to own for a reason

Is this some sort of colorblind test, or can you normies barely read that text too?

I did work at a Pepsi factory installing product for their warehouse; this is close to a truth lol.

One of my coworkers brought a coke product in their lunch and was drinking it in the break room. Someone from upper management came in and saw and it became a whole issue.

They probably would have been less angry if he had been doing lines in there.

In the past 25 years ive been an avid coffee drinker, its rare I’ll be at a diner and look at the price of coffee. It should be between 2 and 4 bucks (for a good cup, like local roasted).

Now if they go and get the same cup again tomorrow, thats on them.

Not defending the price of a cup of coffee at all, but as someone who roasts their own coffee (both cause I love the process and am a cheap bastard), its only fair to point out the price of green beans is almost exactly double the price it was 3 years ago.

Again, plenty of ways to slice the astronomic price, but at the end of the day I would only half blame the restaurant here on the mark up

https://www.macrotrends.net/datasets/2535/coffee-prices-historical-chart-data