It doesn't exist. There is no credit card which gives 3% cash back on rent specifically. Op might be confused about some cards which give rewards for "housing expenses" which means like Home Depot and shit.
I am definitely not a rule follower by default in the sense that I identify that many rules are just a framework for compelling obedience and preserving power hierarchies. But then shit like speeding and running red lights or driving recklessly makes me furious, because these rules are not tools for subjugation or oppression in any way, they are protocols for safe coexistence which sometimes create extremely fucking minor inconveniences.
I honestly believe people who drive aggressively are just impotently asserting agency in a world they feel beat down by, because they have literally nothing going on. It's one of the most pathetic behaviors commonly present in the modern world.
At the end of middle school, I got a participation trophy for the state science fair, which was a mandatory requirement for graduating 8th grade. It was the only "award" I got at the graduation superlatives assembly.
The kicker? I actually got an exception for the science fair because I missed 6 weeks of school while almost dying from MRSA pneumonia. This is my millennial villain origin story.
I barely even used a laptop at all until college, and it took me a solid two years to realize that having a laptop in class was too distracting. I switched exclusively to hand written notes and my GPA went from barely holding onto a 3.0 to nearly straight As. By grad school I was competing for top 5 class rank in a top 10 engineering program. It's fucking nuts how much of a difference writing shit down by hand made in terms of my ability to retain information on first exposure.
The biggest point is that all the supernatural stuff is either outright debunked or left slightly ambiguous which really supports the whole "I want to believe" vibe throughout the entire run.
That is, until the final episodes where they invent, and explicitly demonstrate, some idiotic bubble universe for abused children, which might be the dumbest way the show could have possibly ended.
This thread is wild simply because I don't know any adult humans who actually take baths, and I have honestly always assumed the reason they exist at all is for washing small children.
Basically commercial grade equipment. A $10k oven/range which is designed to work 15 hours per day non-stop in a restaurant will last forever in your home. All the commercial manufacturers make "consumer sized" versions of their restaurant stuff for high end home kitchens.
You can buy appliances which will last that long, but they cost a lot of money. The reality isn't that people forgot how to make things durable, it's that consumer demand is so conditioned by price, most people "prefer" to spend less on appliances they will replace more often.
The average appliance these days is actually significantly cheaper when adjusted for inflation compared to the 60s and 70s.
Well at least he isn't a drag queen