PoptartRex

If only wire transfers existed in the game

Razer used to be GOATed, but they focused too heavily on their laptop market IMO and honestly their mice are all I use. Their keyboards are ok and their headsets are apparently decent. Corsair has awful mice, really good keyboards, and their headsets are decent (I use the virtuosos). Corsair's real good shit is their RAM and their RGB hardware and software is in my opinion unmatched currently. I haven't used much Logitech. Apparently their mice, headsets, and keyboards are all decent - good , but I can't get around how cheap almost every product looks and feels to me.

If Culvers is shit in your town then your town sucks my dude. Never had shake shack so I gotta try that, but in-n-out is overhyped as fuck. Burgers are good but their fries are ass

Culver’s should be up there

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This is the forum equivalent to “We’ve been trying to reach you about your cars extended warranty”

This is usually where people start to get on the lines of identifying as Pansexual. - Tends to make things easier to clump together for those who like women and trans women. That said, the only thing about me that is remotely gay is I still open Arma every once in a while.

SMH Biden got elected and now the taxes went up

Agreed - something as mountainous as a worldwide pandemic is not one mans fault. That said - I think his handling of it was poor nonetheless. The encouragement away from mask wearing, the distrust in scientist and medical professionals, and over-zealousness on banking on an early vaccine as the only prevention was NOT the way to handle it. Trump wanted to drain the “swamp” - but when the swamp contains scientists and educated professionals, it kind of defeats the point of wanting to rid of corrupt politicians and just makes it looks like we’re getting a corrupt businessman in office instead of a corrupt politician

I find the most preferable option would be healthily regulated capitalist economy with efficient safety nets for Americans. Wait times for medical care in other countries are very comparable to the wait times that already exist for Americans currently, but even assuming higher wait times, are we really saying that you'd rather be worried about having to wait a little longer for an ear infection than about having to pay the fee for an ambulance because of a broken leg? Assuming unified healthcare through the government, a LOT of Americans could be saving money by paying a little more on taxes than paying a nice premium for decent health insurance .