I just watched Didi and it seems to do a great job with the millennial coming of age story. They’re a bit younger than me, but I related a lot to the characters and setting.
Dunno if it’s THE definitive movie, just thought I’d recommend because it’s recently on my mind.
Telling people to have etiquette while using a slur is an interesting choice.
That’s exactly what I was thinking. Peanut Dust!
People Just Do Nothing is one of my favorite shows.
The for sale section of Nextdoor is decent. I’ve found a lot of great stuff for free on it.
Years ago, when I lived in Boston, a realtor company mistakenly sent me a letter meant for my landlord. It said something like, “rentals are lucrative and prices keep rising! You should maximize your yearly lease price increases to make more money.”
The brokers get a full months rent fee in Boston just for showing the apartment, so this was really infuriating.
The Murderbot series is pretty easy to get into and has some decent space adventure.
Also, I enjoyed the Silo series, which is now a good show on Apple.
I have the same thing on my desk that I keep inside a potted plant
The Snack! bike bags are really fun
There are lots of options for cool lights for a bike, like colored LEDs.
A good bike tool like the Topeak Ratchet Rocket.
The Holocaust may have played a role
I agree with your points and did the same thing binging on his work a few years back after never having read anything by him before.
I assume the dumb thing you’re referring to is
writing himself into the story?
Simpsons did it.
Have you considered adoption? There are SO many kids out there who need loving homes. If you’re worries about children regretting their existence, at least you could provide a safe place for those that are already here and also fulfill your desire to be a parent.