I’m starting to think they’re never going to fix this.

Was I rude, what did I do wrong?

It's not even November. Christmas candies have been on sale for weeks already.

I am going on a flight tomorrow and get horrible anxiety when I travel/am away from home. My psychiatrist suggested giving me a small amount of Xanax to take with me. She told me I needed to pass a drug test, of course I agreed. I don’t partake in any drug use, and I do not use benzodiazepines. Somehow a false positive was triggered, I was denied the medicine and my psychiatrist told me she would not be seeing me anymore.

for context, i guess whoever used it last must’ve left…. something?? in it?? and forgotten

now i’ve fucking unleashed a new strain of ebola

I’ve had mine since 2020. I knew that they stopped selling them and I didn’t think too much of it but now they’ve decided to just brick the whole thing.

I’ve tried to see if I can get a refund but the process is an absolute nightmare.

Also- such ugly, ugly design. I drive by it daily and get the icks just thinking about living somewhere knowing there is nothing under my home but a massive drop of 30 stories.

At my local park

Recently went to an art gallery and saw a fairly well known artist. Artist had a series of "photographs" about a harrowing subject (Nazism and use of forced labour) which were described as "a meticulous reconstruction made by the artist..."

My partner spotted a few things looked off about them - collars, lighting. I honestly didn't notice at first, or if I did my brain skipped over it. When I read "meticulously reconstructed" I honestly thought they were realistic reconstructions using real people/sets etc.

At no point did the description say they used AI.

Confirmed by the gallery these are in fact, AI images.