It has to be either Elden Ring or Baldur’s Gate 3.

Ah yes, I am too familiar with the temporary-permanent solution approach.

Absolutely!

It’s probably also not uncommon for people who can work from home to have moved outward to lower cost-of-living areas during this time, but I bet that pales in comparison to the increase of young adults living with their parents.

They mention a few major influences, and population density is one of them. In areas with more sprawl and land, it’s more likely for people to drive longer distances. (This probably explains the Midwest and West)

They also mention poverty being a factor, where it’s more common for families to live together, or very close, in order to help support each other. (so probably explains the South)

Another thing to consider is grandmothers helping when couples have young children. I bet if we overlayed a map of locations where people are more likely to have kids, we’d see a trend too.

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It’s because the time-to-dopamine and minimum time commitment are short.

Is she trying to distance herself from the maga side of the party after seeing the polls predicting a big defeat this election?

Very strange to see.

I prefer how information dense and responsive steam is.

Epic is laggy, logs me out constantly, and is inefficiently organized (at least by default). I don’t want to scroll through cards or change my sorting filters/layout each time I want to find something. When I open steam, it has a permanent tab that says LIBRARY at the top, and when I click on that, it gives me a massive scrollable list of my games, defaulting to A-Z. Simple is better.

Plus, user reviews are really nice to have when considering dropping $ on something.

At least your citation has excellent Grammer.

I’d imagine elevation and proximity to the coast affect things a bit. I’ve seen a similar one for the US that was also quite varied.

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Oof, you weren’t kidding.

Whiteboards are great for this.

Anyone else feeling sleepy?

The fingerprint reader on the back of the phone was the best, in my opinion.

“I’ve always believed that what doesn’t kill you, makes you very very weak.”

• Norm Macdonald

And you’re out of stamina too.

Yeah, he would have crushed it in the primaries. Still, he seems like a great choice for VP.

This thought is kind of inspiring, in a “gratitude for what you have” way.

This must be how all of your Shovel-centric romance novels read.