Thread: People enjoying covid culture
05-21-2021, 07:24 PM
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05-21-2021, 07:38 PM
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- blissful88
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Originally Posted By yeshli2nuts⏩
Possibly the cringiest thing I have ever read in my lifeI don't care much for the actual "culture" but there are many things that I truly enjoy that came from this:
- I actually like wearing a mask in stores. I'm an introvert and don't enjoy making small talk or even having to make facial expressions at people. I don't like giving people that fake smile hello. Having a mask makes all that so much easier. And it's harder to talk so it gives a better excuse to not have to talk to people (I always enjoyed the dentist much better than the barber because I knew I didn't have to make awkward small talk with the dentist).
- curbside ordering has made things so much more convenient. Being either buying groceries from the phone app and having some Walmart guy put them right in my trunk or having a restaurant worker bring out my food is great.
- telehealth doctors visits. I had to have a specialist doctor appointment recently and did it via an app on my phone. Instead of driving to the office, waiting in the waiting room for an hour, then waiting another 20 minutes in the exam room, I just clicked the link on my phone and boom the doctor was right there.
- and finally the best thing ever is my job is permanently work from home from now on. They actually aren't renewing my office lease. Especially for me who has a full time salaried job but only actually works maybe 30 hours a week, working from home is fuking amazing. I wake up when I want, I watch TV all day long, and I go out throughout the day to do errands and other chit I need to get done in my personal life. It's seriously amazing and will never do an office job again.
So yeah, covid has been pretty great to me.
- I actually like wearing a mask in stores. I'm an introvert and don't enjoy making small talk or even having to make facial expressions at people. I don't like giving people that fake smile hello. Having a mask makes all that so much easier. And it's harder to talk so it gives a better excuse to not have to talk to people (I always enjoyed the dentist much better than the barber because I knew I didn't have to make awkward small talk with the dentist).
- curbside ordering has made things so much more convenient. Being either buying groceries from the phone app and having some Walmart guy put them right in my trunk or having a restaurant worker bring out my food is great.
- telehealth doctors visits. I had to have a specialist doctor appointment recently and did it via an app on my phone. Instead of driving to the office, waiting in the waiting room for an hour, then waiting another 20 minutes in the exam room, I just clicked the link on my phone and boom the doctor was right there.
- and finally the best thing ever is my job is permanently work from home from now on. They actually aren't renewing my office lease. Especially for me who has a full time salaried job but only actually works maybe 30 hours a week, working from home is fuking amazing. I wake up when I want, I watch TV all day long, and I go out throughout the day to do errands and other chit I need to get done in my personal life. It's seriously amazing and will never do an office job again.
So yeah, covid has been pretty great to me.
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05-21-2021, 08:12 PM
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05-22-2021, 01:00 AM
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05-22-2021, 01:13 AM
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They're socially awkward, mediocre slobs, most of whom have been indoctrinated into extremist political ideology that gels PERFECTLY with the hive-mind totalitarianism going on with COVID cults.
Essentially, people want to give their life meaning, and instead of developing a skill or founding a company or starting a family they want to find easy bowling pins to knock over, or infiltrate someone else's thing and take over then take credit after ousting the creators. It's all basically Cultural Marxism.
Essentially, people want to give their life meaning, and instead of developing a skill or founding a company or starting a family they want to find easy bowling pins to knock over, or infiltrate someone else's thing and take over then take credit after ousting the creators. It's all basically Cultural Marxism.
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