I’m very active outdoors and have 6 Casios, one like the model here. I’d shit kittens if one actually leaked.

They’re $10-$100 on eBay. Got one for $20 that shows the moon phase and tides.

To be “allowed” to stay out of prison.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/mark-zuckerberg-sucks-trump-threatened-190856588.html?guccounter=1

After his first Presidency, Trump threatened to throw Zuck in prison, more than once.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/mark-zuckerberg-sucks-trump-threatened-190856588.html?guccounter=1

I got zero problem with people participating in voluntary rape. I won’t play, but the rape is on them.

Quoting a successful capitalist (Gaben), who excelled at making money by giving us what we want, to bag on capitalism. That is some peak lemmy.

What till y’all find out they label Nihon as “Japan”.

Google’s doing what they always do, following official government naming conventions. If, and when, the US officially changes the name, they will follow suit.

Personally, I’d rather they get their back up and say “no”, but at least they’re being internally consistent.

Making sales makes line go up.

What I’m always stunned by, who is fucking stupid enough to shop there?! I go to the pharmacy, get my shit, leave. Even when I had a fat income, I still wouldn’t pay those prices.

Locally, the Winn Dixie is shutting down because the new Publix out competed them. For those not in the know, both are very nice groceries, with Publix a little nicer and way costlier. FFS, we have an Aldi (along with 5 other cheaper groceries) and it’s never as busy as the expensive stores.

Hit a couple of big box stores waiting on my wife. Never go in those places anymore, especially since inflation went nuts the last couple of years. People pay for that crap?! At Pets Mart a chunk of driftwood is between $20 and $50! Y’all, we’re in Florida, paying for driftwood and sand. The mind boggles.

tl:dr; American consumers are idiots and I’m not going to hear the whining about high retail prices.

Easing the ordering process, and a solid return policy, is how Amazon exploded overnight. Study after study showed that people would walk back if the website offered the slightest hassle. Also funny, something like a 1.3s load time difference would send people to competitors.

Do they not teach this shit in business school?!