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Stuff regarding characters:
Eliminated contestants (Pre-split and TPOT only) = [Vice] President Two's puppets
Post-split contestants = President Four's citizens
TPOT contestants = [Vice] President Two's citizens
Some teams have formed their own factories, while others haven't.
If someone else answers instead of the asked character, it's probably because they are now puppets of Two and/or dead.
The AU is dark, and the characters swear.
Reading Tender is the Flesh. It's good.
i appreciate the variety of fe liveries but that highlighter yellow on the kiro is not it
The thing about doing 3 nightshifts in a row instead of 2 is that by the end of the 3rd one I feel fully nocturnal. I am now a creature of the night.
The problem with this is that it coincides with the exact day I have to switch myself back round onto day time existence. If I sleep more than 3/4 hours now I get stuck on nighttime mode and my sleep schedule is totally fucked. So I'm looking forward to the part when I get up at lunchtime and it feels like someone has taken my brain out of my skull, rolled it round on the floor and then shoved it back in there covered in grit.
Recently, a Nashville-based waitress who took home only a single penny in six weeks grieved on TikTok about being not tipped enough on a federal minimum wage of $2.13. But Brandon Stewart, a Chicago man who frequents restaurants, told The Post that this isn’t his problem. “Why should I tip you if you’re just bringing out my food?” The 27-year-old Whole Foods chef, who has tweeted about being a proud non-tipper, said. Stewart — a single guy who said he has never lost a date from not tipping, nor has he ever been confronted by restaurant staff — is a firm believer that “it’s my money ultimately, I can choose how I give it out. That’s just the bottom line.” “They’re not really behind the scenes cooking the food and doing all that. If you’re not cooking the food, you really shouldn’t get a tip,” said Stewart, who cites Hooters as his favorite dining haunt. “I know that sounds kind of bad but that’s just honestly how I feel. I actually cook food and I don’t even get a tip for that.”
“If anyone is considered bad in this situation it’s the employers,” one avowed non-tipper told The Post. But, “we shouldn’t have to cover wh
autistics will go "i don't really have a special interest to be honest" and then have to pause the music documentary theyre watching to squeal for for a bit whenever a song they like plays
Just thought I'd let you know that Jack Grealish and Michael Obafemi liked and commented in support of that M*mphis D*pay post :(
and so many more. infuriating but not surprising. this is a stark reminder that for the most part these men live in a different world to us and will never see the world as we do or hold the exact same values as many of us and it's absolutely awful to watch. i could perhaps understand not wanting to believe that a friend could be capable of what that man's been accused of but the outpouring of support and rushing to defend him is just insane, and all those doing so are never going to understand the problem unless they willingly want to and it's clear from today that's not going to happen. they only care about themselves. i think there's also the fact that many people are fucking stupid and don't know that being found not guilty doesn't automatically mean someone is innocent. horrible, horrible day.
