Well both for some of us, but it’s probably also the fact that you have no energy in your reserves to do your hobbies when everything is so fucking shite everywhere. Can’t pay bills, tons of stress, videogames are now revenue generating devices instead of genuine entertainment, and social media on your phone delivers the same dopamine hits with much less effort. Your brain knows this so it makes it harder to work to play if that makes sense.

That frog has human eyes in its eyes

I just want to say I love this comment.

I have a lot of jaded feelings towards gaming and I have to say that when I have found books that pull me in it does wonders for me.

I love the connection you’re making here.

GOT ANY GRAPES??

You know what, I’m happy Ethan is in a place where he can afford to pay people back

Well it says that you wouldn’t even be a billionaire. That’s right up against the limit for being a billionaire.

But yeah bezos has over 200x that money

That cat is so cute.

I love him when he gets upset at someone for spilling on something it just cleaned

Just tinier and tinier solar squeegy bots forever.

I’m in this comment and I like it

Under no pretext.

Yes there is. Some small animals burrow in grass like rabbits and mice like I’ve already said and insects are food for birds like I’ve already said.

Only rational argument in this thread. I don’t think it would cause a genocide of urban animals, but it’s just annoying that a city would put something attractive to them in the path of a literal train

They definitely dont understand that this grass is dangerous.

What’s your point

Neat. You’re still wrong tho

Were they burst and full auto variants?

You know the A in AR stands for a company called Armalite right?

Lol I’m right so you can’t argue anymore. I see you.

Things that burrow like rabbits and mice as well as a ton of food for birds like bugs meaning birds will be likely to be there way more than pavement or gravel

Yes, being concerned about putting creature habitat directly where trains run is trolling.

it’s about not being stupid. You aren’t gaining anything useful putting grass between the rails of a metro besides potential problems.

Someone said it’s been done successfully, which is surprising if true, but it’s still not really doing anything.

Seems dubious, but I’m curious if animals genuinely have a comparable hit rate on regular tracks vs grass filled rails.