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  • Lol, no. I was worried an autocorrect got me but you're in the wrong here. This is your bad.

  • And everyone who shops there

  • It didn't take long to spot the issue but the idea of using those signs is absolutely insane to me. Butter is obvious.

  • Safeway is a garbage store and its honestly your bad for shopping there.

    If you want to give people an extra 50% on every grocery bill I've got a Venmo you can use.

  • I assume a state like California which doesnt care about puritanical stupid

  • Nobody is arguing the store isn't also dumb, just that op is too. Grocery stores usually have 2 aisles of cold stuff, it's not hard.

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  • That's not what you said

    You said a company would threaten someone's family to force them to work for that company. I am not aware of any time in recent history that a company has done this.

    Obviously a large corporation would kill people and they do.

  • That's unfortunate. I kinda was chill with Costco's membership when it was easy to bypass. Still use their tire pumps shhh don't tell, hope they don't add card readers to them too :(

  • Oh damn I haven't been to a Costco for a while I guess

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  • I assumed they were trying to 1984 because...edgelord

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  • Yes? I don't know what you're getting at

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  • Why? They are dead. That makes them irrelevant.

  • That's just the normal resting state of a cybertruck. Saves time to only add an adjective when it's actually working :)

  • You sent a lot of words that seem to be agreeing with my point and I appreciate this.

  • Yes I've been to Ohio. It's as terrible as people say.

    However the correct analogy is this: "I distrust alliant credit union, but I trust a random internet stranger that in theory is doing their work in public". That's the right number of employees and the right scale.

    Your analogy is basically accepting my point. In this case, I'm trusting a random internet stranger not to lie to me, and you've very clearly illustrated why that doesn't work. Believing Ohio isn't real would require a large conspiracy. Ublock introducing something naughty would require one man. I trust that one man, but there's no reason to. If you think that's absurd do some research about recent software package changes that introduced backdoors.

  • Their business model isn't necessarily functional

    Start here https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aFsfJYWpqII

    Obviously if you say "just ignore shitty businesses and practices, the fundamental idea of being able to order from an app is great"...well, sure. I'm not arguing about the idea of apps. I'm arguing about the current status quo.

  • I use them only when it's free (ie someone else is paying for it). I hate them so much. They are not more convenient, they increase the price by 100% and they actively hurt people and small businesses.

  • You act like PayPal and eBay aren't in a codependent relationship. Has that changed? I mean I see PayPal as an option everywhere but I don't use it because giving money to Paypal is like giving money to ticketmaster.

  • Did you read the source or do you know anyone who has? Do you have statistics on vulnerabilities found?

    If not, it is the same, you just trust gorhill more than honey without evidence to back it up. So do I. But it's important to remember this is just a lie most people are telling themselves, not backed up by anything other than faith.