Ah yes, it’s one of those irregular verbs

…who’s cleaning the grill before it’s dried out?

Here in the UK they’ll sometimes remove negative reviews as “off topic” anyway.

Reviews? Can’t trust 'em.

Especially if you live in a desert, unless you like sand-flavoured steaks!

After every use, as quickly as possible after cleaning, to protect it from the elements.

They literally test it by parking children in front of it and optimising for the least amount of time spent looking away from the screen. As a result the kids get overstimulated and executive function gets damaged. Source: https://www.parents.com/news/some-think-cocomelon-is-too-stimulating-for-their-kids-we-asked-an-expert-to-weigh-insome-think-cocomelon-is-too-stimulating-for-their-kids-we-asked-an-expert-to-weigh-in/

Brainrot for babies. Don’t google it. You’ll be much happier not knowing.

Please don’t put words in OP’s mouth. Especially misspelt words. Thank you.

mmmkay

I think it’s a smidge more than liking, it’s more “claiming” or some such.

Me no word good on Wemsday.

Thank you anyway! I’d rather be told something twice than not told it at all! :)

!solved Thanks!

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Just from my feed today

Some people are non-trinary.

Trinary is a perfectly acceptable name for it. Even redirects to the same page on everyone’s favourite source of extremely reliable information. :)

Another thing to consider: learning a trade.

I don’t know what the trades are like in the USA but here in the UK, once you have a tradesperson you like and who does an above-average job, you go back to that same person until they retire.

It could be anything people need. Electrics or plumbing are high-skill trades and really well paid. Cleaning is a good low-skill trade, it’s hard work but it’s a job for life. Buy some tools, get good at it. Start with windows, they’re easy and basically everyone needs it, and all you need is a squeegee, a clean towel, and a bucket. Get a dedicated business phone number and email address. Print up some flyers with fixed prices (find out what other local businesses are charging and undercut them slightly until you get on your feet) and your business phone number on, and distribute them as far as your legs will carry you.

Maybe confirmation bias plays at least some part here? If you’re exposed online to YouPotatoes who extensively use drones, you’re likely to think they’re more common than they actually are?

Boo.

Have my angry upvote and a fantastic evening.

Except no, they didn’t.

By selling papers?

Worked for centuries.