The purpose of a plush is more than something for just children. There's a reason ambulances keep one in a shelf. The notion that it's weird for an adult to have just a regular bear, even one they got themselves is silly and you'd be calling 1/3 of all adult business travelers creeps.

but if you just randomly got up and bought a bear today, then yes that's weird

Get a job you actually like doing, you'll probably get less hours and more pay.

Don't fall for the Cubicle Meme.

Well you're half right. The job is easy as piss, but I still hate the work to death mindset

Do you live in the US? Full Time in the US can go as low as 32 hours. I've worked a wide range of weekly hours from three days with 36 hours to six days with 55 hours with a lot of variety in between and I fucking love capitalism.

I will admit though, a Nat 40 is fucking awful. 30 a week with five six hour days is much more preferable to me.

It sucked. Older people always says kids will like capitalism once they get their first real job. I don't buy it, especially when there are countries with only 35 hour work weeks that are considered full time. Fuck this country's obsession with working yourself to death.

It's Snorlax.

Didn't he sell his account?

They didn't have to donate.

Good job sucking money out of innocent families for your evil company

I really wish people would stop using populism in a sense that it's a bad thing. The concerns of the ordinary citizen are completely valid to have. It's why we let every citizen vote in the first place.

they're just here to normalise the ideas of this populist tide.

Do you like the job?

Very, I hated working Lost & Found at the Ticket Center, compared to there, working at the campground resort is a variable vacation.

How'd you do that?

Most guests don't like carrying coins with them, so I just ask every guest that pays with cash if they want to donate the coins they get from their change to the conservation fund, 99% of the time they will.

Check Disney careers daily fam.

Are you guys hiring? Your job sounds a lot cooler and nicer than mine. Are the benefits well?

I'm not up at 6am and I'm usually working at 6pm, but I'll humor you on that I do watch the news.

Terrorism is a major problem, but not to the point where people need to worry about it on their way to work, or school, or wherever. Like I said, it's good that Macron said he wants to crack down on terrorism, but his original comment can scare a lot of people and give off the wrong idea.

Do you watch the six o'clock news at all?

How is terrorism an undeniable reality of our daily lives? I can't accept the belief that a bomb exploding in the street or a deranged religious radical running around shooting people is something all of us have to deal with on a daily basis. His statement just comes off as contradictory then. I'm glad he's planning to be tough on security and he plans to address it, but that only makes it more bizarre that it's something that's going to be more common place. If anything it should become rarer and rarer to see terrorism if we tighten security and take more steps to halt it.

Anyways, I saw his victory speech and I'm also glad he mentioned how he accepts the Le Pen voters are angry with the world today and he wants to address them so they don't have to support a radical candidate to get the change they want. It seems he understands the people crying out against the problems in Europe are not without merit.

That's a very loaded way of framing his comment. He said that the threat of terrorism is part of our daily lives in the near future, which is completely and undeniably true for all of us. He never said it's just something we're going to have to live with or that it's an unsolvable reality now. Given how he's shaping up to have a pretty harsh stance on security, framing it that way comes across as pretty misleading. Listening to the entire interview, it's pretty clear he's saying this as "we're experiencing a threat of terrorism in our lives now, and this is why we have to...". He's stating a painful reality for many Western countries not as a resignation to it being permanent, but as something he plans to address. I see little wrong with his comment.

I honestly don't know what they were expecting. Macron's victory was guaranteed long before there was any real hype over the election. The big battle was always gonna be on how he's going to interact with the U.K. and Trump.

http://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/124527226

lmao

VI is highly overrated tbh.

Okay, I'll admit, I'm being a little harsh.

But he still isn't all that great IMO. He's okay every now and then but I personally find Colbert to be on a completely different plane in terms of being funny.

That's really not a reason to dislike him.

He's better than that unfunny redcoat Oliver.

Colbert should be fired for being terrible at his job.