It's just because we all have high blood pressure.

Thank-you. We're doing as well as we can. I appreciate all your kind words through all my family problems my fren.

Thank-you. The visitation went really well. So many people from all her relations came, including 2 of her former kindergarten students. The funeral home did a really good job making her up, and did a really good job on how they displayed the pendants of her grandchildren that we found in her purse when cleaning out her things (they're hanging above her in the casket). Her big thing was ear rings, and she had 78 pairs of costume jewelry ear rings. We gave them out to whoever wanted them and we only have 5 pairs left (because what do you do with loads of costume jewelry, it's not valuable to sell and and we don't have much use for it, but we can't just throw away something so important to her). My brother delivered a really good eulogy, and I did a good job telling everyone the significance of different pictures and items. Tomorrow is the funeral, it will hopefully be a good day for it.

OK, anon REALLY had me going after the 2nd line. I kept thinking "when does the super homosexual act happen" but it didn't. Truly a twist.

I've been using the same wallet I made in boy scouts 16 years ago. You only replace it when it doesn't exist anymore.

Any real man sees this and says "hell yeah."

Proprietary itrash bag

One day I'll get them working again, then they'll be worth a lot of money. No, I never fixed one up and sold it, but I know one day I will.

I get that, but there's also the whole "I bought the whole speedometer and I'm going to use the whole speedometer" factor that seems to be present with these start-ups. Like, it would be far more efficient to do basic search queries and if-else statements, "but that's not what the venture capital investor paid for and won't give us the next round of funding if we do that, possibly even taking us to court."
Transparency, I don't REALLY know what I'm talking about here, this is all off news stories and such for "major venture capital tech start-up goes bankrupt after product is proven to be snake oil" and "venture capital/big tech is the philosophy of high risk high reward investment, 1 success pays for 9 failures and then some." I don't know if "too many people are saying please and thank-you" is actually happening and how that would translate to millions of dollars in waste, I'm just saying it's plausible. I also want this to be true; I hate LLM AI since it's being shoved into places where it doesn't belong and can't do anything where it does belong, the faster the bubble pops after all the money is burned the better the world will be.

I wasn't too far off then.