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14d ago
inHot take: my $9 rice cooker died mid batch and I fixed it with a bread tie and pure spite
Wait, a bread tie alone wouldn't hold that tension. The metal tab you bent back is what's actually doing the work, the tie just keeps it from slipping. Not to be that person, but if that tab bends again you're back to square one.
22d ago
inI finally let my cousin talk me out of buying the box set of The Real World, and now I can't find season 3 anywhere
I read somewhere that MTV basically wiped a ton of their old stuff, like the masters for some seasons just don't exist anymore in a usable form. So it's not even that they're holding out on us, the tapes are gone or too messed up to put on streaming. That's why you see stuff like San Francisco going for crazy money on eBay, it's not coming back anytime soon. My brother kept a bunch of VHS tapes from that era and half of them don't even play right anymore, so even the old copies are dying off. Wish I had told you this before your cousin got in your head about it.
25d ago
inWhy does nobody admit that store loyalty cards track way more than they let on
Coupons for dog treats you only talked about is a weird coincidence, but the card itself can't hear you. It has no mic. It's a piece of plastic with a barcode. What probably happened is you used a debit or credit card at some point, or the store's app was on your phone, and that's what got tied back to your name. 412 pages sounds like a lot until you remember every banana and pack of gum counts as a line item for 4 months, and they keep that stuff for years. The part that bugs me is people act like the card is the spy when the phone in your pocket is doing way more work than a loyalty tag ever could.