berrytopylus [she/her,they/them]

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Cake day: September 10th, 2021

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  • Also the internet throws a lot of our traditional understandings of culture out the window. A 20 year old and a 40 year old might not have had as much reason to hang out before (although things like sports and hobbies did pull age groups together some) but now they’re all playing against each other in the new Call of Duty, sharing memes about Among Us, laughing about how they’re too old for the Skibidi Toilet and arguing on Twitter.com

    There’s lots of injokes and references and slang that I don’t understand not because of my age, but because I don’t watch Streamer X or play Y game or have Z streaming service. And yet plenty of people younger, my age, and older will get those references because they do. Meanwhile the opposite is true, I’ve played some online games from my childhood with kids who weren’t even alive when the game came out! It was kinda shocking really.




  • Lol what the fuck is that petition, there is no way 4.5k people work at Casa Bonita who would be affected by it when they don’t even have 350 staff.

    That means at least some part of the signatures are not employees but outsiders trying to speak for the employees.

    Which also means that they might not even represent many employees to begin with! For all we know 99% of workers don’t want to go back to tipping.

    And going off the line at the bottom (although it is quite possible they are lying, management does lie often), it seems like that could potentially be the case. After all the article only identified two people who were upset.

    Of 256 employees, 93 were a part of the shift and only two said they were unhappy about it, management said at the time.

    The petition claims to have more than this but it also claims to have almost 5k signed on so it’s pretty unreasonable.




  • The idea that Mao had regressive views on women should not be shocking in the slightest. Modern women’s rights are really really recent developments across the world.

    One shocking fact I like to bring up is that women weren’t even allowed to own their bank accounts till like the 70s/80s. My mom brings that one up when talking about how much things have changed since her childhood.

    But it’s also not particularly relevant. People don’t listen to Mao for his views on women’s rights. It’s the same way we don’t dismiss electricity just because the society back then owned slaves.