It's Big Lots in the USA.
The use of a single channel should be against the rules for commerce apps.
lol, "functioning".
What if I just want my phone's text messaging app to only do text messages? What if I don't want fluff features like voice messages that I didn't ask for? Is there a simple vanilla text messaging app to take over texts on my phone since Google feels the need to add extra weight to Messages, an otherwise simple feature that all cell phones share?
In Ohio it's become so bad that it's literally cheaper to feed a family of four at a sit down family restaurant than eating at our local McDonald's and the food is measurably better at the mom and Pop places than what you get at McDonald's. It's just not worth it and they pay their people nothing so the food comes out wrong or cold because they just don't care.
We gave up on McDonald's some time ago and it'll take a lot for us to go back, starting with the removal of those "Now hiring: $14/hr!" signs out front that have been there for years. If y'all pay your people that little it's a sign to me as a consumer that my food isn't going to be made by people who care so why even bother?
Also screw those self-ordering kiosks, those only exist because y'all are under-staffed and you're trying to make up for the missing staff by passing off the ordering part to the consumers instead of hiring more people.
All of the selfish things I'm learning from the comments in this thread about what Microsoft has been doing with their console such as banning aftermarket tech like controllers or generic SSDs is why I finally quit buying consoles entirely years ago and why I stopped paying for Xbox live. Enshitification is a real thing, my dudes.
Or... Just... 🏴☠️
Elected officials should be the last to get paid with no back pay if they allow this shit to happen willingly like this.
We need more than 2 political parties to fix this shit show now, I don't believe what we've got now is sustainable, especially on the right.
To be honest I'd like to see his resume, kinda wanna hire him
Sure, you're forced to decline manually on every single browser you sign into, and the setting doesn't sync across browsers so you're inclined to just hit ok to the pop-up by the 4th or 5th time you see it. I finally moved to Firefox recently and I have zero regrets, it's faster with a nicer UI.
We need to stop giving this shit bag air time.