indecipherablerat!

So every time someone at work makes an embarrassing mistake, someone puts 'the trophy' on their desk. It is a 2-tier, 4ft baseball trophy we fished out out of the trash.

The Chev got stuck and the Ford got stuck

"No amount of yeehaw hubris is gonna save you from the viscosity of wet sediment."

I think what they usually mean is more aimed at people (rare people) who stay at home all day doing nothing (like people who live in their moms basement for no good reason except they're lazy mooching off their parent type vibe). Those people /are/ doing nothing for society technically. They aren't contributing to the place, they just exist.

I'm actually including """"lazy moochers"""" who sit in their mom's basement all day. My beef is that trying to measure if someone is "contributing" to society is pointless. As long as there has been money, there have been people who don't make money and people who wring their hands and whine about whether the people who aren't making money deserve to live or not.

What a lot of these people don't seem to understand is that when we say we want everyone to be able to live comfortably, have healthcare, support, etc, we mean everyone. I want the """"""""""lazy moocher"""""""" in their mother's basement to have a good life, I don't care whether they benefit me or others by doing so. I have no way of knowing why that's the choice they've made, it could be for health reasons, they could have a shit support system, they be uncertain about what they want, or they could simply just like how their life is. I want them to have everything they need to decide what's best for them, and maybe with time they'll figure things out and do something different (or not! That's fine too!)