is this enderman the youtuber

a rare combination

That must be the maximum angle the cyberfuck can handle

One of his homes.

Can grok be mistrained to spend a few millions on shit it becomes convinced Elmo needs?
Would be kinda funny

Yup I‘d heard something along those lines as well.

There must be so much room for activities

Maybe closer on the chart, but you can't pretend that the actual lived experiences between homelessness and $64 million in the bank aren't almost as different as they can possibly get.

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Quick, everybody trans!

Two. The billing and shipping addresses are different.

WHO CARES. This fuck can buy a new identical house every hour of every day for the rest of his greedy life and still be disgustingly rich on his deathbed. I genuinely don't think people comprehend how much money this sociopathic narcissist has.

How relatable, being able to not care about what precisely you are buying and how much it costs and letting an AI just spend a few hundred dollars without you even knowing whatever the hell it was.

If trying to show getting a gift, way to show that thoughfulness of fobbing off the whole process to a bot.

Oh I had to look up 1312 - checks out as a good number.

I think they're probably more annoyed by the fact that it doesn't appear to actually be used as a private domicile and it's fucking up the scenery and inviting a lot of noise pollution and traffic that wasn't there before.

Also a bit of a dick move to just ignore all the local ordinances everyone else there is abiding by. Like a 6 foot fence is quite different than a 16 foot one.

God I wish I could see Musk in a guillotine. That's the public execution I'd like to watch.

The lived experience is definitely very different. But if the wealthiest group was only worth hundreds of millions, we might be able to avoid having any homeless.

I posted because people tend to have trouble internalizing just how big the wealth gap actually is. The brain can't really conceptualize how big a "million", "billion", or "trillion" actually is. It leads to a lot of misconceptions (another example, national budgets). I hope little nuggets like this will stick in people's brains to help them engage better with large numbers.

Edit: here's more data on the wealth gap

According to one source I found, there are 996 US billionaire+ that control $9.5 trillion. The bottom half controls $4.3 trillion.

If we pretend that 171,469,137 people are able to organize to the same degree as 996 people, and that those 171,469,137 people don't need to cover necessities with their wealth, the billionaire+ still have an outsized financial impact on politics and power structures.

Sources:

• https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/dataviz/dfa/distribute/chart/#range:2023.3,2026.2;quarter:147;series:Net worth;demographic:networth;population:1,3,5,7,9;units:levels
• (Take this one with a grain of salt) https://www.wealthrank.in/country/united-states
• https://www.census.gov/popclock/

Now he'll tell his kids that their gifts were stolen by radical leftists.

Assuming he has any contact with them.

email address: incognito69420 hur hur hur. so fucking goddamn funny, edolf. the fact that he doesn’t smoke weed, but promotes 420 shit so that people will think he’s cool pretty much encapsulates his entire desperate need to be liked.

I didn't know evil lairs had mailing addresses.

Perfectly compatible with a democratic society too!

Also interesting that the house across from edolf’s is covered in solar panels, while his own home has none.

Nothing this person has done has ever helped a soul on planet Earth. He's the lowest form of human existence.

I mean... Shopping for parts and materials is usually my least favorite part of any project, conceptually not having to deal with that sounds great if I didn't have negative trust in the mechanism. If you find it fun, maybe we should team up!

So glad I could be the one to share that with you :)

The billing I guess? That really is a generic McMansion

I guarantee you he hasn't even looked at a utility bill since he bought the place.

C) Something even more stupid

We rented an enormous house once when we had 6 kids living with us, and 2 more sometimes staying with us. 3,600 sq ft. Spacious as fuck even when 10 people were there. Unfortunately the landlord decided to sell it and kicked us out (apparently they can break a lease, we can't), but perfect timing as most of the kids were off to college or work.

I can't imagine twice as big would be better? At some point it's just useless space. Our house now is about 1800 I think, and it feels big.

What is it with american houses and having like 20 different roof surfaces?

This has a good bit to do with it
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3oIeLGkSCMA

We need to give him gifts.

Explosive gifts, of course.

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Not about the utility bills. He owns a solar company and is supposedly championing a shift green energy. Seems like he would make solar a priority, but hasn’t because he’s a massive fucking hypocrite.

Great video! Thanks for linking it.

He has 14 kids. He could have a house in every city he vacations in for every single one of them.

Oh I bet it would be great if they have a similar family dynamic to what I grew up with: loud, low emotional regulation, and not really wanting to spend too much time together

That said, someone may have both experiences. It's extremely rare, but possible

Fuck ya!

It was fun, there were always extra kids coming over and absolutely epic parties. We had just consolidated families so the kids were getting to know each other, they are close now and happy to have such a network of siblings. And yeah, several ADHD, but in such a big house there was room to hide out too.

hell yeah

I guess I would counter that the sort of project you have in mind isn't likely to be part of what I'd call "consumer capitalism." You're building something as opposed to buying that thing.

Look at this fucking fed right here.

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A small inconvenience for the parasite but this is the equivalent of slapping an ice cream cone out of this dweebs hand and I'm here for it.

The more I think about it, guy should have just told customer service that one of his dozen kids got ahold of his credit card and to freeze any future orders lol. Lmao even.

UT has its flaws in bending the knee to the powers that be. They killed the "woke" programs like women's studies and cracked down on the ability to protest.

Austin does have outdoorsy stuff to do. There's the greenway and the parks. I guess the nature is not very integrated into the urbanized areas. This is because the urban planning is ass, as is the case in much of the USA.

As for rights, yeah. Fuck the butchers of Nueces and their modern successors.

It's more like I have to buy things so I can build/fix other things, and tbh kinda the main input I still require from "the system". Belts, bearings, seals, gaskets, relays, control boards, pumps, props, etc. Recent outboard motor refurb is a great example: a new one would be $5-8k, I spent ~$300 doing rings and bearings, new impeller, new seals everywhere, new zincs, new prop, fresh paint, new spark plugs. Still had to do a lot of shopping! Arguably more than the high roller who just buys a new motor, that's a low double digit number of parts vs one big thing

Anyways it wasn't meant as an argument or some kind of rhetorical gotcha, more a long shot at making a new friend and not having to shop anymore lol. People have a lot of different ideas of fun, mine's closer to tearing something apart and seeing how it works than trying not to get ripped off while meeting material needs