Posts by wiredrider9

Nancy Sanchez31 said:https://m.facebook.com/groups/172158...9784/?d=m&vh=e
If anyone can actually get this link to open... 🤫

pssst, let's keep this between us so the FBI doesn't catch wind

I can't believe I'm actually clicking on this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...ature=emb_logo

🙏🙏

https://www.cnn.com/video/coronavirus-impact-report/64031

The President tells CNN there hasn't been any real trouble hitting the States because of the virus

🙏

Guys, grab your masks—is this that local guy finally opening up his factory?

https://www.nytimes.com/article/food-safety-reforms-us

Finally, some actual reforms are actually happening

Elizabeth Mendoza said:I honestly don't know what kind of grocery stores you're hitting up if they're leaving milk sitting out on pallets. Every single store I go to keeps the milk tucked away in the refrigerators.🕺

Yeah, they do—especially those ones in the cartons.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:What kind of dick pallet are you talking about? Have you ever even heard of a manual pallet jack? Every single damn store has them now. Cashiers in even the smallest corner shops don't unload the freight; the guys from the delivery trucks do that, dumping everything straight into the stockroom. A cashier just grabs a box here or there when they need to fill a shelf.

I'm not going to sit here and list every single job I've held in my life, because I've done just about everything. A huge chunk of that was heavy physical labor where I spent hours on my feet in factories and production plants. I also worked those famous cash registers at two different stores—one with high-tech gear, and twice during the holiday rush where I was on my feet all day long.

Cashier work isn't at the top of the list for physically demanding jobs, but it definitely tops the list for how much it wears out your tongue while you're working.

I mean, seriously, who the hell actually said that physical labor is some kind of noble calling? Like, give me a break.

For fuck's sake, yeah—exactly. You get this massive pallet of milk delivered and you just have to haul the whole damn thing over to the display area yourself.

Amanda Evans2 said:So, let me get this straight... warehouse workers don't even work on Sundays anymore? Is that really how things are operating now?...

Hahaha, man, you seriously have no clue—what warehouse worker? We’re talking about those massive Walmarts or big-box stores, not the other 90% of regular local shops out there. A warehouse worker? LOL, give me a break.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:Poor cashiers. They’re absolutely exhausted just from sitting at the register all day and stacking boxes on the shelves. Only a six-hour shift, too. 🙏

Let’s go ask one of those fishermen what he thinks about their little complaints. He’s out there with hands raw from the wind, hauling heavy nets and lugging crates upon crates of fish while dealing with freezing ice.

Have you ever actually worked a register, you clown? What would you even know? Honestly, these cashiers have powers like Yoda—milk pallets just sort themselves onto the shelves. You’re officially dumber than I am.

Jacob Morgan said:I guess that’s why you’re boycotting those corrupt news outlets like MSNBC too, huh?

You guys are freaking ideologically sick—honestly, I couldn't care less about him

Jacob Morgan said:He’s only ever talking about hostile media outlets, you clearly missed the point. Why on earth would he bother reading "their" news when he knows they only push "his" agenda? He just hangs around BuzzFeed, waiting to whine about how the poor Catholic Church, its priests, and the believers are being targeted—it's just endless, predictable anti-Christian whining ☕

edit: there he goes, confirming it by using CNN as his prime example, good grief

I haven't touched BuzzFeed in years—maybe ten, give or take. I'll only click a link if someone posts something actually interesting, but otherwise, I have zero desire to visit that shady little tabloid. It's owned by people who owe millions in taxes and probably belong in prison, along with a whole lot of others.

Look, I’m not one to play the defender for anyone—really, I'm not—but the double standards in the media are honestly nauseating. When are we actually going to see some mainstream outlets digging into the shady dealings of these "non-profit" organizations? Instead, it’s always the same old story: nothing but glowing coverage about how they’re all just heroes fighting for justice, freedom, and democracy. It's exhausting.

Amanda Evans2 said:Fine then, why don't you actually point out this "negative propaganda" you're whining about?
Every time I turn on CNN, it's the exact same thing—nothing but attacks against the Catholic Church
Or take the BBC, for instance

Besides, who exactly is forcing you to go looking for news on BuzzFeed?
It's a private media outlet. What exactly do you expect me to defend there...

Look, CNN is public broadcasting basically run by politicians—whatever the administration is, that's what the news is. When the Democrats were in charge, they didn't give a damn, and now that the Republicans are in, it's the same story. All the mainstream outlets have this subtle way of constantly screwing over the church—well, mostly in terms of negative versus positive coverage. They'll run a massive exposé on some absolute creep of a priest, even if there are 200 other priests doing actual good work through soup kitchens, shelters, Catholic Charities, and all that stuff.

brightpilot6 said:But look, just because you aren't reading or watching all that doesn't mean it isn't out there happening.

And honestly, what does "tearing someone apart" even mean in this context? To me, the only outlet that truly spits venom is BuzzFeed; Telegram certainly isn't doing that, nor is N1. Sure, there's plenty of criticism and perhaps a general opposing stance, but actual vitriol? I doubt it.

The media is basically 99% negative propaganda and maybe 1% positive fluff when it's a holiday. Don't act like you don't see it.

brightpilot6 said:It all really depends on which news outlets you choose to follow 🤷

Oh, come on—just name them. Seriously. Like, 90% of those outlets basically live to troll and tear down anything to do with the Catholic Church.

restlesssurfer97 said:Man, wiredrider9, you could've totally scored with someone working at City Hall instead of just some cashier, I don't know what you were thinking

You could've been rolling with a local government worker and basically living large on her lunch money every single day

It’s just one of those things, you know? When you're young, you're out here chasing after the high-powered officials, but once you get a little older, you realize you probably should've just settled down with the girl behind the register😂

we are actually hilarious, lol

urbanhawk17 said:Are you actually against working eight hours, or just work in general? Is two hours fine, but eight is too much?

Let's just keep making everything sound trivial👍

Jessica Gonzalez said:Yeah, security gigs are honestly just a grind; the working conditions can be pretty rough. I guess you have to wonder who actually runs toward those jobs?

Nobody’s running to help anyone working retail, honestly... if anything, nobody gives a single damn. ☕

urbanhawk17 said:To the people pushing for a ban on Sunday business hours.

If you’re someone who spends your Sundays watching football, maybe just stop doing that because some politician decided to comment on it. If your internet goes out on a Sunday, don't bother calling customer service. If there's a flood, I guess you can just patch it up yourself.

Start with yourself. Be an example.

I mean, this commentator is on air for 8 hours straight, every single day.

restlesssurfer97 said:Just because Mike Tyson can take a hit from George Foreman doesn't mean you can handle that same kind of punch.

Oh please, spare me the cliché nonsense.