From my understanding both revolve around using other people to get money, but a gold digger dose it in person, might even go as far as marriage and life insurance clames. Where as a catfish dose it online, to be able to maintain the fake persona.

So they are similar but there are some differences.

Enlists them in the army.

Especially as a lot of places and apps makes it nearly or completely impossible to copy text, at least from a phone.

I really like it until I started having problems with what I think must have been save bloating, making it more and more difficult to save. Which in turn made me quite until a possible fix as I didn’t want to risk the save becoming unplayable.

Then I played other things and sort of forgot to check if it was fixed, but I still really liked the game.

I tried The Outer Worlds but couldn’t stand it.

That is unfortunately very common, especially in the gaming world.

I think it is the evolution of the " it’s just a joke bro" mentality.

And not activate parental control on the phone if you did.

Will I haven’t read my report. One of the people doing the evaluation said to my mum after meeting my father " Well we can see where it comes from", it is a very fitting description.

Hank Hill from King of the Hill

While not a medical show, Criminal Minds a at least used to use a similar thing, especially to demonstrate how Reed was analysing things.

I think it to be a good way of showing things on TV as having the actor stare on to a whiteboard for 20-30 seconds and then going “I got it” wouldn’t really make good TV. The alternative would be the character coming up with the solution after just a quick glance and that also wouldn’t make good TV.

While I can’t really answer your question as I wonder that myself, I have noticed that there exists a surprisingly big amount of people that will just continue buying/pirating and playing games that they generally just hate and games in series that they have hated every game in for over a decade.

Sims and Pokemon have some of the biggest offenders in this from what I have seen. Like in the Sims 4 community you can see people complain and complain about how much they hate the latest expansion and how much the hate Sims 4 and how they are never playing Sims 4 again. And when the next expansion comes out they are there again same thing, just hate hate hate… but they keep playing.

Same in the Pokemon community some people haven’t liked a singel game in the franchise sense the 90’s but they keep playing and keep complaining over and over again with every new update.

This is such a wierd concept to me, why do you keep spending time and money on something that you dislike so much. Like I get buying a game and not like it and being disappointed it it, that’slife sometimes, but I really don’t get buying/playing every game in a franchise or every expansion when you haven’t liked it for years.

That is such a weird behaviour, and I see it in a lot of places. Especially in gameing where you have people go " I haven’t touched this game serie sense the second game in the 90’s, but this new thing in the latest game sucks. Just like the entire series has doen sense the third game was released " and this is even in a community for the LATEST game not the entire series.

It is so common to see and it is so weird.

I’m mash up of 2 and 5.

Unfortunately not so much, surrounded yourself with people that accept you for you and spend absolute minimum time with people that don’t.

Edit: Didn’t mean to dubble post, I’m having some internet problems.

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Intresting and thank you.

I really don’t requisite that behaviour for myself, but that comes down to a mix of good environment and a bit too easy time to tell people to fuck off. Like the bar scenario I won’t have a problem telling people I don’t want to go and if they like me less because of that it’s there lose. Good friends of mine could probably get me to try going if they insist it will be fun, but then we come back to the good environment. All the people that would be able to do that, wouldn’t have a problem with me going nope afte trying and they would help me to be in a calm location until either getting me home or having someone come pick me up.

It makes me sad that not everyone has it like that.

If you are still okey with it. I would really like a bit more of a summarization of the video.

There are also a lot of kids that have just gotten old enough to maybe get their first game console, so showing thier parents that a switch is a good first game console is a good move on Nintendos part, my niece will be in that category next Christmas.

I have never seen it with , but … is like a long pause, it can also mean that a quote has had a part cut off.

But but but blue bubbles.

Which I also don’t understand how that of all things is so super important, frankly I hadn’t even really noticed it back when I had an iPhone.