AI should pay taxes for shrinking payroll.

Reddit changed my "incompetent" to "competent" referring to a sick individual world leader.

I don't go on reddit anymore.

Lazy. Lazy fat american asses.

I'm happy for the guy and NYC for his accomplishments thus far, kinda worried about him too.

He's making asshats out of all the other mayors offices though. When you have no baggage and don't have dues to pay. You can get shit done and it makes people look bad and makes people jealous.

I feel like it's best for NYC that he start talking behind ballistic glass. Just sayin'...I'm just sayin'!

I'm of the opinion that Trump's second term was all about him enriching himself and friends and more importantly, getting back at americans as a whole for embarassing him and not electing him to consecutive terms.

Something his predecessor did, easily.

This is my brain, there are many like it but this one is mine.

All signs point to Russia and trump administration are in bed. They're planning something.

Russia attacks a NATO country. Poland? Finland?

Canada steps in all in, resources depleted

USA says america first that's NATO's fight. Doesn't help.

America takes over a depleted Canada.

/s

You know what I would've done? Taken pics of each record flicked forward so we can swipe like we're flipping the sleeves too 😏

Let's see what's in there bud.

No lowball offers

You know what is distracting us from doing all that?

Amazon Prime and doordash. Take those away, watch out!

I think that's basically it.

I liken the behaviour to tech enthusiasts, you know the extreme overclocking community. The 3dmark benchmarks? They want to see how high the number can go, it becomes an addiction. I haven't owned a computer since 2019 do people still do that?

For any normal human anything over 10 million/year becomes redundant, but you get attached to numbers and just wanna see for curiousitys sake how your personal high score can get. If a billionaire went from 100 billion to 10 million his lifestyle wouldn't change, and at that level it probably isn't the number that matters but the missing comma. The comma becomes the fix and so they're chasing the fuggin dragon.

Same sickness as a hoarder who sees value in mundane objects like pop cans but isn't viewed under that lens because money is ultimately a noble pursuit, we just need to identify when money hoarding becomes a mental illness and write some law about it as a society in general.