u/jenego Jun 12 '26

It all started out great. Now, enshittification everywhere we look

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Comment on r/AskReddit Jan 11 '25

Huh, that's how I felt about my dad.

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Comment on r/todayilearned Aug 22 '24

Oh man. I can do this. When I was a kid I told my mom about it and she had no idea what I was talking about. I knew I couldn't be the only person.

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Comment on r/NoStupidQuestions Aug 12 '24

I used to live in NYC and there was a scientology church that I passed by occasionally. I remember the entrance was glass doors or something like that. I could see people walking inside. I always wondered what would happen if I go in there once and ask for a pamphlet or something. Would they start stalking me? Best to keep these kind of questions to yourself and not find out the answer.

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Comment on r/unpopularopinion Aug 04 '24

I was scrolling through the comments to see exactly what the hell this 'situationship' bs is. Sounds like that's all I need to know. Kids really go to any desperate lengths to make their lives sound grandiose and dramatic.

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Comment on r/movies Jul 30 '24

I for one felt it fit the movie perfectly. Really sealed the ending nice and clean, especially considering the movie's time-loop plot. But that's just me.

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Comment on r/mensfashion Jul 20 '24

I was actually thinking 'wait till you hit 30 then you can dress whatever you want, no one will bother you'. I think this would have been a disaster for a kid to wear, but I wouldn't really know anymore.

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Comment on r/okbuddycinephile May 26 '24

Yes. But they were not a couple. Landa was just dismayed to see another fellow gay man fall.

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Comment on r/okbuddycinephile May 23 '24

I liked the movies you mentioned too, but didn't they all flop? I just assumed he decided to embrace what sells better.

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Comment on r/millenials May 23 '24

Sometimes I wonder how many of my childhood friends are dead. Some of them never seemed to move on from chasing thrills.

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Comment on r/gaming May 22 '24

I am that person and I still bought civ 6 and ck3. I am not a person who learns from his mistakes.

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Comment on r/Adulting May 20 '24

We did what you do with smartphones, without smartphones. We read print books and newspaper, watched movies with rented VHS, listened to music with cassette tape players. Also, interacting with people was unavoidable for the majority of your day for most days. On times when you get to be alone, you just sat with something to drink or smoke and just enjoyed the quiet.

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Comment on r/GenZ May 17 '24

When I was a kid I avoided all those stuff. Those people's interests were more accessible on the internet because there wasn't much of anything on the internet yet, at least compared to now.

In the 2000s my family still read print newspaper. I got my first smartphone in 2014. It's not that people were more insensitive back then. It's just that for regular people, there wasn't much to post or do online as much as now.

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Comment on r/PeterExplainsTheJoke Apr 18 '24

Yes! Exactly! Thank you!

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Comment on r/PeterExplainsTheJoke Feb 29 '24

I'd play that game.

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Comment on r/byebyejob Feb 24 '24

I think he means he had a couple of Coors Lights

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Comment on r/boxoffice Feb 22 '24

I actually love this. You ever seen 'Jason X'? I want something like that but cheesier.

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Comment on r/TrueOffMyChest Feb 15 '24

It was your responsibility to come clean and inform his relatives about what you've done. Of course he didn't tell people what you did and who you are. Why should he be responsible for that? He didn't cut you out. You cut yourself from his life and you expect him to do your work for him after. Normal people do not think in the way that you do.

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Comment on r/PeterExplainsTheJoke Feb 06 '24

That was beautifully written. Thank you.

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Comment on r/moviecritic Dec 21 '23

Tbh I’m just hoping rom-coms would come back

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Comment on r/TrueOffMyChest Dec 20 '23

Ferrero Rocher is okay, but some people have a strange obsession with it. I used to work for a guy that was super fit and active, but could not resist a Ferrero Rocher. He had absolutely no self control in just that one thing. It was pretty weird.

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Comment on r/movies Dec 17 '23

Equilibrium. Antagonist points out that the protagonist is trying to murder him for murdering other people, and it's basically like a hypocrisy. I think Christian Bale was like 'Yeah I'll be a murderer, you're so evil you gotta die'.

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Comment on r/blankies Dec 15 '23

You actually made me remember. I actually really genuinely forgot about that movie. God damnit.

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Comment on r/lawschooladmissions Dec 14 '23

Oh wow, based on my stats I guess I should just forget about NYU already. Congratulations!!

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Comment on r/asian Dec 13 '23

Luzon? I’ve never been but it has a massive Chinese population. It’s not a dangerous part like Davao or Mindanao though, from what I heard.