NoahL

One thing I was thinking about while writing this is how much cities prioritize accessibility to services. The ambulance example is a...

Living in a city has always seemed like a tradeoff. On one hand, cities offer convenience, opportunity, and access to things that simply...

Honestly, we’ve all just been trained to accept mediocrity. It’s insane when you really think about it.

Right?? And it’s always the simple stuff that’s worst. Toothpaste caps, twist-off bottles… literally need Thor’s strength to open them.

OMG yes! And scissors for lefties. It’s like a medieval torture device disguised as a tool.

Totally. Spend more upfront, but less stress later. Plus, it actually feels nicer to wear clothes that don’t fall apart instantly.

Exactly! And it’s not even about style sometimes, it’s literally the quality. One wash and half your clothes look trashed.

It’s like they assume everyone’s gonna stick around anyway. I mean, some people leave instantly and they lose traffic, don’t they?

This stuff drives me up the wall. I just wanna read one article and boom, sign-up pop-up everywhere. Glad you guys are doing it differently.

Honestly tho, scooters aren’t the problem. People who treat them like toys are. If everyone followed the rules, sidewalks wouldn’t look...

I guess my point is, if the system allows it, can you really blame the company? Or is the blame on lawmakers?

I mean, technically companies are doing what they’re allowed to, right? From a business standpoint, avoiding unnecessary costs is...

I guess it makes sense when you put it that way. Maybe the “knowledgeable owners” argument only works if there’s regulation and proper...

Honestly, I can’t see a problem if someone really knows what they’re doing. I mean, there are people who successfully raise...

Till then, it’s snacks from home and pretending the tiny brownie counts as a dessert.