Not really so cut and dried. I know people with 9 to 5s that work just as hard as I do in the service industry, and get paid around the same. I definitely wouldn’t say they work email jobs, but they’re not in the service industry either.

Lol “working class jobs”

You mean service industry jobs.

I’d guess that you’re yellow like the Simpsons.

Lol, call centers aren’t a way to voice your opinion to the company. You’re voicing your opinion just as effectively here.

The only language companies really speak is money. So stop giving it to them.

Then don’t yell at anyone, just boycott the company. It doesn’t matter how justified your anger is, that doesn’t make it right to abuse people.

Screaming at a minimum wage call center employee doesn’t actually do anything but make their day worse.

When you shoot the soldier who’s marching through your home you’re depleting the enemy army of people.

Kinda looks like that guy from warehouse 13 minus the charisma.

C*nsorshp really has gotten outta hand.

They didn’t even cover the entire letter. It just looks like there’s stuff stuck to the fourth wall.

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I feel so sad that with the Advent of AI, this is becoming a dying art. I never (rarely) see people making funny photo shops anymore. Nowadays most people would just use AI to edit skirts onto a couple fellas. And that’s really just not the same.

So if a guy looks too much it’s time for penetration?

Yeah, convincing me to find another job.

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Using the chat bot to make your plans in the first place is even more lame.

I mean, I don’t see bows on young boys things. I see them on women’s things and young girl’s things. The connection is to femininity, not childhood.

If I’m not mistaken, bows used to be a lot more common on (rich) men’s clothing. But, similar to the high heel, has mostly fallen out of fashion in masculine fashion.

They aren’t a common decorative element in mens things (unless you count like, bow ties), and work boots generally don’t have decorative elements at all. But they’re still a pretty common decorative element, outside of use for children.