As an American, I ate a sushirrito and a pizza sandwich.

Beans for breakfast upsets you, you haven’t lived.

Tabbing? I just copy and paste my commands from stack overflow AI garbage now.

The biggest sign of aging for me is when you make a reference to a TV show and the person you share it with goes, “ah that was before my time.” Then, you realize it wasn’t released a few years ago… But more like a decade or two ago.

The biggest hit was someone who asked me about 9/11 because they weren’t alive at the time.

Yep! It’s how I learned about that Poop Cruise documentary. Or Tiger King. Or all the trash Isekai.

Things I would never walk into a store and just outright buy them. And if I did, it would be like $10-50 bucks, the price of the subscription.

Im like you. I’m a “give me new things”.

it took me a few years to understand. Especially since I have a coworker who shared she plays the Office in the background, nearly every day for a few years.

It’s comfort food for them. Why do some people play 1000+ hours of the same mobile games? Why do some people do those thousand piece puzzles?

It’s just comfort and consistency.

I’m like the OP. I watch it once.

If I want to watch it again, which hasn’t been the case for over a decade:

1. Find the physical version. Often at a thrift store
2. Sail the open seas

I downloaded a DOS game a few years back that had security questions like:

• Who is the shortstop for this 1978 World Series Team?
• What was this actor’s favorite lunch while on the set of this 1979 film?
• What is the name of this politician who made an appearance on this 1984 sitcom?

Well I have news for you, my friend.

(Shows all the weird sex AI chatbots)