Yeah the trust breaking part is real. I used to think spoiler warnings were for babies until someone messaged me "can't believe they killed the main guy" before I finished the show. Now I mute whole chats when new stuff drops. Our movie night picks got way more basic after that because nobody wants to risk it.

Honestly, that's a risky move. Lending out comics, especially the first trade, can lead to them getting lost or damaged. Plus, TWD is pretty graphic, and not everyone's dad is into that stuff. Mark might regret it if his dad doesn't get it or if he never gets it back. He should have just recommended it instead of handing over the physical copy. It's better to keep your comics safe and share them only with people who really care.

Honestly, that grocery list time loop is the perfect example. It's never a cool or profound message, just digital ghosts of ketchup. Phones glitching into the past makes time feel like a cheap cable I could unplug and replug to reset. It breaks the whole idea of cause and effect, and for what, a condiment reminder? My brain just shorts out trying to make it make sense. So my fix is the same, just ignore it and hope the clock on the microwave stops judging me.