If we want children to respect retail and fast food workers, we shouldn’t use those jobs as the classical ‘all the idiots who don’t finish high school’ horror story.
I hope Tim Burton and also the entire Pixar team are proud of the sick neon lighting I used here. I suppose the alternative title is “Whooops accidental FFX aesthetics”. I’ll also never stop being offended how well Sorey wears black, because it’s the last thing you’d expect of him, BUT IT’S A FACT.
I had a VERY hard time resisting giving them more jewelry
– straight people will be looked down at for displaying pda in public
– they’ll be murdered for no other reason other than their sexuality
-straight teenagers will be thrown out by their parents once they find out they’re straight
and not because someone on tumblr wrote a post saying “i hate the hets”. grow. the fuck. up.
Some solutions may seem so small but this is a greater impact.
BOOST THE FUCK OUT OF THIS GUYS
REBLOG AND DOWNLOAD APP
@yenneferofvengerbergg Look, Darling, maybe this will help you understand the importance of the matter.
IMPORTANT NOTE: the app link in the article is for the California one.
There’s one for every state.
(From the looks of it, I haven’t looked to see if there’s 50 apps.)
[Edit: nope. There’s not one for every state.]
States with apps: California, Pennsylvania, Oregon, Michigan, North Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, New Jersey, Colorado, Missouri, Minnesota, Arizona, Maryland, Oklahoma, Mississippi, New Mexico, DC, Nebraska
I did the math. If I do a load of laundry every week (I technically have to do two, as my undershirts are washed at a different temperature and air dried), so its $6 a week. That’s $312 per year. There are six units in my building, assuming they are spending the same on average (but probably more), that’s $1872 per year that my landlord pulls in. I can FRIGGIN GUARANTEE YOU that the collective building *DOES NOT* spend $1872 per year in water and power to run the washer and dryer. I also pay $1200 per month in rent, which is $14,400 per year. Between 6 units that’s $86,400, plus the laundry fees lets call that $88k that the building pulls in per year. I can FUCKING GUARANTEE YOU this building does *NOT* use that much in water and property taxes, and every unit pays for its own electricity.
My landlord owns 10 buildings, all of the same design. The entire lot of 10 buildings has one superintendent. The buildings do not have AC, their appliances have not been replaced in a minimum of 20+ years, and the washer and dryer are…well they’re ancient.
I feel *ZERO* sympathy if I can make this work in the laundry room.
