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When you go into any kind of media, it isn’t guaranteed you’ll like it, even if it is an otherwise objectively “good” thing. There have been multiple times where I’ve bought a game or a book or watched a movie/TV show and ended up genuinely disliking it. Does that mean it’s objectively bad? Not always. Sometimes the plot wasn’t what I was looking for, or I didn’t like a character, or the style, or I just found that whatever it was it wasn’t the sort of thing I enjoyed.

No Man’s Sky was an absolute disaster. It was deeply and visibly flawed and did not have what the developers were advertising. People were right to get upset by it and right to call the developers out for not delivering the product they promised. But “This is not what I was promised and the product is very different and inherently inferior to what was advertised” is very, very different from “I personally do not enjoy this”

I’m not anti-feedback by any means. Reviews and other forms of feedback are incredibly useful to everyone for a variety of reasons, especially when it comes to checking out different things to see if you’ll actually like them. But you can’t compare people leaving negative reviews on a game’s page because the company delivered a shoddy, broken product to someone personally DMing an author to tell them that they didn’t like their book.

You’re welcome

In fact, it is outright illegal to try and collect those debts from a person who didn’t cosign the loan and isn’t executing the will.

My great-grandmother had her identity stolen before she died at the age of 93, and thousands of charges were racked up on credit cards in her name. After she passed away, they called my mother to try and collect. My mom laughed at them, and told them: “She’s dead, good luck collecting.” The credit card asked my mother, “Don’t you want to clear your grandmother’s debts? Don’t you want to clear her good name?” My mom laughed at them again. “No,” she said. “Because a 90 year old wasn’t watching porn with those credit cards, and her name is fine. Don’t give credit cards to old women likely to pass away soon. This is on you.”

If a loved one of yours dies and bill collectors (credit cards, loans, etc etc) start calling you off the hook and request that you pay off their debts, tell them in no uncertain terms to go fuck themselves.

The reason being is that the moment you give them a single penny, that debt is now on YOU because you’ve now agreed to pay it off.

DO NOT EVER PAY OFF DEBTS THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN. 

DO NOT EVER PAY OFF DEBTS THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN. 

DO NOT EVER PAY OFF DEBTS THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN.

So I decided to let Filbert move out. I know he’s quite a few people’s favorite and it would give him the chance to update to a house with an actual floor, so if you want him just message me!