how on earth do you spend 144k to tow some air bubble back to the coast?

Somewhat is key. You can try to guide it in a direction, but that's it. Also, as a player, you can never be sure if the dialogue is meaningful or not. Does it reveal something about the plot? Is it a key information about the character? Is it just hallucinated gibberish to fill the space?

The problem is that you can't really control what AI spits out. May fit perfectly into the story, or it may be immersion breaking nonsense that doesn't even fit into the narrative. What if a character suddenly makes a promise or tells you a key plotline point that it has just made up? I, for one, prefer games to be handcrafted to deliver a quality reliable experience instead of being a coinflip.

The virus may have infected my mind as well, cause I honestly been enjoying the game.

That means you're not yet being affected by it.

Is there a real version of the poster in the background? I need it in my life.

yes, but also if you don't love Cola.

Something being a crime and something being immoral are two different things.

Next you'll tell me people just repost the same comment over and over again.

Thanks for sharing, will check it out to see if there's anything I can help with.

Third party has always been the solution to this.

It's much more productive to take part in steering the conversation instead of taking a position like the one you describe. After all, Firefox doesn't have a huge market share to leverage. And assuming their goal of a safer, more secure and open internet are sincere, they would be playing into the hands of the competition.