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TopicMark Cuban on Biden's economy vs Trump's.
StealThisSheen
05/25/24 12:05:48 AM
#14
Nobody has to simp for billionaires to realize some of them can be right every once in awhile, especially when they display basic math skills.

Mark Cuban is a rich asshole, but he's a rich asshole who is right many more times of the day than Trump slurpers.

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Topicspeed of Aldi cashier left this Mom 'crying and shaking' beside her kids
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 10:34:02 PM
#81
Carbon_Deoxxys posted...
Wait, people bag stuff at Aldi's? I thought everybody just had the grab cardboard boxes and do it by the long counter in front of the cash registers

I imagine it's probably different depending on where in the country you are. At the local Aldi's where I grew up (Northern Ohio), customers had to bag everything, and there was a very small counter where things were placed after the cashier scanned them, so you have to be pretty quick at bagging. Granted, the few times I went there, the cashier would go at the pace you were bagging at, which probably skews my perception, admittedly. It's also been several years since I've been to an Aldi. I now live out west, where there's less stores like Aldi's, and more just... "Smaller" national chains, like Kroger's/Smith's. And since those stores have traditional checkout conveyors, they have to make sure the previous customer finished bagging before they can begin to check out the next customer.

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Topicspeed of Aldi cashier left this Mom 'crying and shaking' beside her kids
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 9:59:48 PM
#76
divot1338 posted...
Have you ever worked in a grocery store?

Because this is fairly common scenario.

Scan first, bag second.

My girlfriend works at a local Smith's, and their policy is scan first unless you can't, and then wait for and/or assist in bagging. It's done this way specifically to avoid incident where customers either complain because stuff fell on the floor, or things get bagged for/by the wrong customer. If the previous customer still has a shit ton left to bag, for example, you don't start scanning for the next customer, because... The food is going to end up in the same bagging area. Hence... The line is held up by that customer, regardless. She was instructed specifically not to start scanning for the next customer until the previous customer has bagged all of their groceries, and if it means helping bag, you help bag.

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Topicspeed of Aldi cashier left this Mom 'crying and shaking' beside her kids
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 9:57:45 PM
#75
ClayGuida posted...
Not true at all. I routinely get rang up as the bagger is still bagging groceries for the person in front of me. Not at Aldi, but Publix, but the same point stands.

This typically isn't true for places that don't actually have baggers. When the customer has to bag their own stuff, the policy is almost always to wait on them to finish, or atleast be in a position where they CAN finish and everything is out of the way.

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Topicspeed of Aldi cashier left this Mom 'crying and shaking' beside her kids
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 9:55:54 PM
#73
And, to be fair, my stance comes as a former Kmart manager.

Yes, the registers timed how long it took to check out. But also, the customers typically had to bag their stuff, the cashier at the front couldn't help bag until everything was scanned. Thus, if the customer was slow bagging, and that caused the cashier to have to slow down, also, that wasn't held against the cashier, since check-out reports went to the manager first, anyway, and we could choose when/how to act on them, since, at the end of the day, we submitted our own reports, afterwards. Thus, I'd rather seeing a cashier have to stand there while a customer bagged, over them rushing a customer, since... Customer complaints went ABOVE our heads, and we couldn't help, in that instance.

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Topicspeed of Aldi cashier left this Mom 'crying and shaking' beside her kids
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 9:51:10 PM
#70
divot1338 posted...
I instinctively feel like this was a case where she was bagging slow as fuck.

Even if that's true, the line can't move until she finishes bagging, so it just makes sense to slow down, anyway, since if stuff falls on the floor... You're just causing the customer to take even longer to bag.

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Topicspeed of Aldi cashier left this Mom 'crying and shaking' beside her kids
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 9:48:15 PM
#68
ClayGuida posted...
I feel like Aldi employees can't win. First people threw a fit because they sat in chairs, now they're throwing a fit because they're too efficient. Oh I forgot people are already throwing a fit for self checkout. And throw a fit for long lines.

Perhaps they should use Instacart or some shit.

To be fair, this isn't just "too efficient," this sounds like a specific case where the cashier was rudely going too quickly, since the customer asked them to slow down so they could bag, and the cashier refused. This would be a non-story if the cashier had simply "Oh, okay, this customer asked me to slow down, so I will." If you're checking out so quickly that things are falling on the floor because the customer can't keep up, and you refuse to slow down, even when they request it... You're being a dick. Yes, I feel the "shaking and crying" rhetoric is too much, but the overall point feels fine. Literally nobody is going to fault you if you slow down by customer request.

EDIT: For example, going that quickly won't make the line move any quicker, since the line moving still depends on the customer finishing bagging, anyway. Thus, by refusing the customer's request to slow down, and thus items fall on the floor, all you're doing is causing the customer to take longer to bag, anyway, so it's actually hurting your productivity.

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TopicGamers Are Becoming Less Interested in Games With Deep Strategy, Study Finds.
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 9:12:53 PM
#18
DKBananaSlamma posted...
zoomers are dumb and need quick tiktok like content because their attention span sucks

I don't even think it's necessarily just that, really. Games come out at a much quicker pace, today, than they did when most of us were kids, and so today's generation is used to getting through games quickly and moving on to the next. Likewise, there ARE plenty of more strategic mobile games out there, so it's not just a "mobile is dumbing down society" thing, either. Hell, there are mobile games out there I'd love to play, but I don't, because I don't want to commit the time, since I primarily play mobile games during work in my down time, and so I want very quick pick up and play style games.

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TopicGamers Are Becoming Less Interested in Games With Deep Strategy, Study Finds.
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 9:09:18 PM
#15
This is likely very true. Older gamers are getting tired/busy/whatever, and don't really have as much time for deeper games... Or, if they do, they commit to less of them, overall. And then younger games are the iPhone generation who grew up on mindless time killer games, so they mostly don't even get into them, to begin with.

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TopicActivision and Meta sued by families of Uvalde school shooting victims
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 9:05:29 PM
#17
Not to defend Activision too much, but Call of Duty even kinda blatantly makes sure you know the difference between shooting bad guys and innocents. There's literally a mission in... Modern Warfare 2? 3? Where you play as an undercover agent trying to infiltrate a terrorist group, and the first mission is literally the terrorists shooting up an airport... And it flat out gives you the option to not actually shoot any of the random civilians, at all. It basically goes out of its way to make you feel guilty, if you do. And then you can even skip that mission all together, since they knew it was a touchy subject.

Say what you want about Activision, but they handle things fairly well, with Call of Duty.

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TopicGeorge Lucas defends the prequels, says Star Wars was always meant for kids
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 8:59:45 PM
#23
viewmaster_pi posted...
great idea picking your kid-friendly iconic laser sword weapon that can slice through anything and kill anyone in one swing, lop off limbs effortlessly, like the scene in the cantina, blood and all. and then Han shoots and kills Greedo like 5 minutes later. you know, for kids!

To be fair, death happens all the time in kids movies. Whether a movie is "for kids" or not depends entirely on how graphic something is. Even dismemberment can and has happened in kids movies, as long as it's not especially bloody or gory.

There should be no debate Star Wars was always meant for kids. The problem with his statement is that being for kids doesn't excuse overall poor writing.

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TopicGeorge Lucas defends the prequels, says Star Wars was always meant for kids
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 8:57:20 PM
#20
Also, not to defend George Lucas, but I think I get his point a bit more since, as somebody born in '87, the first Star Wars movie I actually saw was Episode 1. And, yes, it has politics and junk, but... The story was simple enough and I enjoyed the action so much that it made me want to see not just episode 2 and 3, but 4/5/6, as well.

As an adult, I now see how bad Episode 1 actually is. But as a kid, whose first Star Wars experience WAS Episode 1... It actually did make me buy into Star Wars as a whole. I didn't see the bad writing, as a kid. I just saw cool space scenes and lightsaber fights and pod racing which, at the time, seemed so fucking cool, and so on. And it made me watch everything else Star Wars.

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TopicGeorge Lucas defends the prequels, says Star Wars was always meant for kids
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 8:53:25 PM
#18
PballDepot posted...
The movies weren't bad because they were geared towards kids lol, such a lame excuse

I feel like both can be true.

Star Wars is definitely aimed toward kids.

But also, yeah, the movies weren't bad only because they were aimed at kids.

EDIT: That said, since I saw Episode 1 as a kid... Yeah, I enjoyed the hell out of it. I glossed over the politics crap, since it was just background noise that basically told me "This is why they're fighting. Okay now here they are fighting" and I was like "Fuck yeah" at the action scenes. And even the politics crap was simple enough that I atleast sorta understood it, even if I didn't care about it. I think the main point is that Star Wars has never been deep.

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TopicActivision and Meta sued by families of Uvalde school shooting victims
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 8:51:35 PM
#9
tremain07 posted...
What the fuck, who convinced them that any of this has a chance in hell of going anywhere?

Their lawyers, likely. The lawyers probably feel a high from winning the lawsuit against the police, and roped the parents into agreeing to this.

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TopicActivision and Meta sued by families of Uvalde school shooting victims
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 8:47:57 PM
#3
Meta, sure. Advertising real guns to kids is dumb. There should be some sort of limiting factor to what advertisement can be seen by whom.

Activision? Nah. Video games don't make a kid decide to go out and shoot people for real. And even if you assume they did, video games certainly don't supply kids with the guns to do so.

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TopicGeorge Lucas defends the prequels, says Star Wars was always meant for kids
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 8:45:11 PM
#4
Yeah, that sounds accurate.

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TopicNever take your car to one of those 10 minute oil change places.
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 8:41:39 PM
#16
Cemith posted...
I use Valvoline and I've never been disappointed. Forgot to reset the maintenance light but that's just as much me as them.

This. I honestly go to Valvoline for anything small-ish like that that I just don't really want to do myself. Hell, my old car used to have an issue with taillights burning out faster than they should due to an issue with the brackets, and it was a pain to replace them because Mitsubishis used to basically lock those things up like a bank vault. One day I bought some replacements for cheap at an auto part store, and when I was getting my oil done at Valvoline, I just asked them if they'd put the bulb in, and not only did they do it, they didn't even charge me for it, since I supplied the bulb. Even said I could come back just for that and it'd be free, as long as I had the bulb. And I took advantage of that several times.

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Topicwas fractured but whole a sequel that improves upon the first
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 8:37:10 PM
#7
I prefer the gameplay of the original, but both are great.

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TopicSonic CD... Good game or nah?
StealThisSheen
05/24/24 8:34:45 PM
#9
It's good, but it can only be so good, considering gameplay-wise it's basically Sonic 1.5.

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Topicnintendo does something AMAZING in the paper mario 1000 door remake (SPOILERS?)
StealThisSheen
05/22/24 8:06:40 PM
#87
It's been confirmed the dialogue in the Japanese version has been updated to make it more clear/direct, too, so I wonder what excuse those "I just want accurate localization" types will come up with next.

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TopicPay to Win games arent all that bad tbh
StealThisSheen
05/21/24 1:04:29 AM
#5
Counterpoint: Yes they are.

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TopicGhost of Miyamoto continues to fuck over Paper Mario. Canceling preorders
StealThisSheen
05/19/24 9:19:29 PM
#7
It appears it's a store specific problem, since Best Buy and Target still actively are letting you pre-order games.

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Topicwait there's literally a japanese ninja MC in the Assassin's Creed
StealThisSheen
05/19/24 7:04:28 PM
#19
Squall28 posted...
Because male Asians have been getting their roles taken for ages. Sexy Asian females for the white protagonists to "get" at the end are fair game tho

Mortal Kombat 1 made their Asian-based characters look more Asian and less white and the same types of people got pissed, so...

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TopicWere you offended by Family Guy making fun of Bojack Horseman?
StealThisSheen
05/19/24 7:00:43 PM
#38
Mystereave posted...
Once again, I'm baffled as to how Family Guy continues to exist when literally NOBODY likes the show.

All of its contemporaries in the longer-running adult animation space have their fans, or have gotten accolades of some kind, but Family Guy just... exists, in spite of itself.

Like it exists just out of sheer spite.

It's around because it still gets pretty decent ratings, compared to the alternatives.

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Topic3rd Boeing whistleblower found dead
StealThisSheen
05/19/24 4:12:17 PM
#9
This was the second one from months ago, they just released the official cause of death.

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TopicWHat year did woke culture start, do you think?
StealThisSheen
05/19/24 3:35:17 PM
#9
DarthAragorn posted...
it didn't

shut the fuck up sunhawk


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TopicWere you offended by Family Guy making fun of Bojack Horseman?
StealThisSheen
05/19/24 3:02:10 PM
#20
Garabandal posted...
No. In fact, the number of clips I've seen of Bojack Horseman can be counted with one hand.

So you somehow just randomly found out people were upset on a reddit for a show you don't watch, and cared enough to make this topic?

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TopicWere you offended by Family Guy making fun of Bojack Horseman?
StealThisSheen
05/19/24 2:59:49 PM
#18
Garabandal posted...
A lot of Bojack fans were offended. Which is why I made the topic.

You were one of them, weren't you

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TopicHow do I get twitter.com to stop redirecting to x.com?
StealThisSheen
05/19/24 1:17:00 AM
#9
Doe posted...
The question of the topic is literally, "How do I get twitter.com to stop redirecting to x.com"

You can't. The entire reason people on here complain, as you referenced, is because GameFAQs embeds links with twitter.com, but not x.com. Otherwise, you're stuck being redirected to X on mobile, if you actually go to the site in question.

Basically, the entire point is people don't want to have to go to the site, and thus they want people to post the Twitter links that embed, so they don't have to.

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TopicHow do I get twitter.com to stop redirecting to x.com?
StealThisSheen
05/19/24 12:39:16 AM
#5
Doe posted...
No the X.com URL makes me see ads for crypto and shit that are integrated into the website. The twitter.com URL didn't do that

Your topic post suggests you were talking about how people post links, since you mentioned people complaining about X links. This seems like a different problem than you initially proposed.

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TopicHow do I get twitter.com to stop redirecting to x.com?
StealThisSheen
05/19/24 12:36:13 AM
#3
Doe posted...
Everyone on CE complains about x.com links. So explain to me how to stop my phone from changing it from twitter to x when I type in twitter.com and hit enter

You don't have to. When you paste it for your post, just change it to twitter there.

Problem solved.

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TopicHave you ever done a sex offender check of your neighborhood?
StealThisSheen
05/19/24 12:11:55 AM
#47
I'm gonna have to bow out of this conversation, because it's rather emotionally charged, for me.

People suggesting it's somehow unfair for people to know when a convicted sex offender lives near their family is just... Wild, to me. If said sex offender didn't want people to know they're a sex offender, they should have, you know, not been a sex offender. Again, this isn't smoking weed, or even petty theft. Being a sex offender means you committed one of a very specific set of crimes, virtually none of them victimless.

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TopicHave you ever done a sex offender check of your neighborhood?
StealThisSheen
05/19/24 12:07:19 AM
#45
Glob posted...
That all seems fair enough but do they really have a chance?

...Yes? Plenty of previous sex offenders have lived normal lives. And, frankly, to suggest otherwise feels like it needs some sort of proof.

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TopicJenny Nicholson just dropped a new video - Failure of the Star Wars Hotel
StealThisSheen
05/18/24 11:35:38 PM
#7
MrBeast could do a video where he gives away a million dollars to a viewer every minute and people still wouldn't watch a 4 hour video of him doing it. Four hours for a Youtube video is just holy crap

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TopicJenny Nicholson just dropped a new video - Failure of the Star Wars Hotel
StealThisSheen
05/18/24 11:30:54 PM
#3
I don't even know who this is, to even think of watching a four hour long Youtube video.

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TopicHow did Gordon never suspect Bruce of being Batman?
StealThisSheen
05/18/24 11:27:54 PM
#10
As for the Nolan-verse, I forget which movie it's in, but Gordon literally says he never cared to actually find out who Batman was, which is the excuse for that universe.

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TopicHow did Gordon never suspect Bruce of being Batman?
StealThisSheen
05/18/24 11:25:13 PM
#9
AgentCoulson posted...
Jim is aware that Bruce is Batman but chooses not to acknowledge it.

This. In most continuities, Jim knows, or atleast has an idea, and just chooses not to pursue it.

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TopicActors/actresses that you can't stand to watch.
StealThisSheen
05/18/24 11:12:19 PM
#31
...What movies are you watching that Joey King is somehow too much of a problem? In the past four years, she's been in one major movie, which was Bullet Train.

EDIT: That actually appears to be the only major movie she's been in, since she was a kid.

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TopicHave you ever done a sex offender check of your neighborhood?
StealThisSheen
05/18/24 11:09:55 PM
#43
emblem-man posted...
No I get that. I guess I'm just like, if we don't think they'll successfully go back into society, why even let them out in the first place.

You're looking at it as all or nothing. It's not that they can't successfully go back to society, it's just that... When they reenter society, people deserve said knowledge about what they did. Likewise, for the criminals, they deserve the chance to reenter society, even if with restrictions.

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