Diner Enthusiast

Joined January 2022
Covid made everyone the boss of the own little world and you are only invited i to it. They want no part of yours.
I know this will be unpopular but why is every celebration a whole ass trip now? That’s an ask for anyone, kids or not. Every wedding is on some remote mountain and now…bday parties too? Nah.
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It’s funny how this keeps being framed as if he’s just some regular schmuck with limited options who hit the jackpot.
Bro, I'm not even hating, but when a woman who looks like HER chooses a guy like HIM, I genuinely start questioning what women actually find attractive. 😭💀
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Wedding industrial complex. You want a venue? Sure. Oh with tables? Upcharge. Tablecloths? Upcharge. Serve alcohol? Upcharge. DJ? Seperate but also upcharge. Photographer? Flowers? Cake? Gifts? Makeup? Hair? Outfits? Also, we accept tips.
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75% of weddings I’ve been to in the last 10 years were just over the top expressions of vanity and couples/their families living out some big shot fantasy. They’ve only authentic feeling weddings were smaller more intimate weddings without all the circus nonsense
25% of weddings I've attended in the past decade are primarily about: 1. the bride/groom status flexing on the attendees 2. the bide/groom's families passive aggressively litigating some decades-long family conflict to the point that the event is anti-hospitable to the guests
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25% of weddings I've attended in the past decade are primarily about: 1. the bride/groom status flexing on the attendees 2. the bide/groom's families passive aggressively litigating some decades-long family conflict to the point that the event is anti-hospitable to the guests
I know this will be unpopular but why is every celebration a whole ass trip now? That’s an ask for anyone, kids or not. Every wedding is on some remote mountain and now…bday parties too? Nah.
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A lot of married couples with kids just don't want to admit that they don't want to put in effort with their other relationships anymore so they justify it by villainizing childfree, single people. I know married couples who have a strong village bc they still put effort!
The Discourse ™️ today is depressing. Not only do people refuse to interact with anyone beyond spouses and children, but they are openly hostile towards people who try to plan things!
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The AT&T guy gripped my cart and said “prove it” when I told him I had AT&T
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I definitely agree with that, but there also is another element where many millennials can’t seem to balance family life and individual interests for stuff that’s maybe 1-2 a week. For example, a few guys I play hockey with feel guilty not being home for 3hr 1 night a week.
When I was growing up there were girls in my school who were friends because their moms were friends who has grown up together. There was one foursome whose moms were also a foursome. As a weird little shy immigrant, I found this almost awe inspiring. What happened is that people no longer have kids at a sustainable rate and the population is replaced by immigrants at a much faster rate, so society no longer has the cohesion and harmony to sustain the normal friendship lifecycle where you go through the stages of life and raise families together.
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It doesn’t even have to be based on vacations. The reason it comes across like a modern prison is because people deprive themselves of the smaller scale social. Yes, a weekend trip with a toddler at home is not logistically easy, but doing something social for a few hr isn’t.
This is why modern parenting is like prison. This mindset just straight up didn’t exist 30 years ago. My parents left the COUNTRY for multiple weeks and left me and my brother with my grandma and we did not die or even care lmaoo
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When I was growing up there were girls in my school who were friends because their moms were friends who has grown up together. There was one foursome whose moms were also a foursome. As a weird little shy immigrant, I found this almost awe inspiring. What happened is that people no longer have kids at a sustainable rate and the population is replaced by immigrants at a much faster rate, so society no longer has the cohesion and harmony to sustain the normal friendship lifecycle where you go through the stages of life and raise families together.
I’ve been saying it for a while, growing up my parents and all other adults I knew had very active social lives. We never once felt neglected because every few weeks they had their own plans. There is something off nowadays
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This is why modern parenting is like prison. This mindset just straight up didn’t exist 30 years ago. My parents left the COUNTRY for multiple weeks and left me and my brother with my grandma and we did not die or even care lmaoo
There is a season for weekend getaways with your friends but it's not when you have young children
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I’ve reached my limit with salesmen. Even if it’s a good product or service that would have value to my business, I’ll immediately get turned off once they start pushing. Just send me the reading material and I’ll get back to you if I have any questions.
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My own personal sales philosophy is I never want people to feel like they made the decision under pressure where they’ll resent/regret hiring my company. The money is not worth someone feeling like they were forced into something. People respond much better to chill sales imo.
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I’m not saying you should never check in once or twice on leads, just that you should let them make the decision on their own. I feel like the universe rewards this sales tactic more in the big picture.
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what a nigga will do for a GTA6 preorder
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Or maybe people are willing to shell out money for what they think could be a once in a lifetime experience
It must be nice to be able to spend a few grand and take a few days off of work and fly across the country for baseball games. Or pay thousands for home game tickets. Milwaukee must have an amazing job market. Are there industries i've never heard of? Thats just wild to me.
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Whenever this topic comes up there’s always the same robotic….and dare I say….NPC responses from right leaning accounts.
I’ve been saying it for a while, growing up my parents and all other adults I knew had very active social lives. We never once felt neglected because every few weeks they had their own plans. There is something off nowadays
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One of the reasons millennials are lonely is because they think they need to go on expensive and weekend long instagrammable planned excursions to be social. You can just hang out, in a million different ways, and it turns out those ways are very compatible with having kids around.
I did not leave my kids & go out of town alone when they were very little. I had friends we did stuff locally 1-2x a week, I was in book clubs, I tap danced, I did day trips with my kids every weekend almost. Met people at coffee shops, restaurants. Sights were seen, fun was had.
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i said like last week i know a grown man that does birthday dinners and trips and like 80% of it is about posting it on facebook. the birthday dinners are restaurant reviews and the trips are photo dumps.
Instagram culture. People are going on these trips so that they can take pictures for social media.
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Ethan dropping his Mizrahi wife for an Ashkenazi mistress is perhaps the most Israeli thing he could have done. Remember, Israel established a hierarchy of supreme and lesser types of Jews- settling the white Europeans in the developed center and brown Jews in camps at the edge.
Ethan Klein says "I've never touched someone like this before" as his wife watches him apply makeup to his Intern/Mistress Tamara 😬👀🍿
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