They should just go to Russia then and be part of their meat grinder.

Most YouTubers are the worst kinds of people to get famous, alongside Twitch streamers. They just don't really know how to handle it, they let it all get to their head eventually and things come crashing down bit by bit once it's inevitably revealed that they're shit people.

Who's next? Good Mythical Morning? PewDiePie? It's almost like every year or other year, someone who made it big on YouTube/Twitch has a fall from grace moment.

I'm just going to do what I've always done in all the other elections I've partaken in.

I'm going to mark my choices, I'm gonna submit the ballot, I'm going to resume life as normal. Then when election day comes, I'm just going to go to sleep. I don't want to be up to see the polls.

If Harris wins, then great, because that just means that we're not going to have another nightmare circus for 4 more years.

If Trump somehow wins, then I will mute myself from the world almost like I did for the 4 years we had with him. It was just a blur.

Which makes it extra shitty.

I've owned a total of 3 smartphones in my life. The very first one I got was an Alcatel Evolve. I got that in 2017 I want to say. It was a budget phone, just enough to get the job done and had it for roughly 5 years. I ended up smashing it in 2021 because by that point, it's performance has slowed to a crawl and it's battery life was poor to the point where it could not be used anymore for daily use.

To replace it I got a Samsung Galaxy A02s, another budget-line phone and it is still around me today. Not quite as good as it was the first year I had it for and it's only purpose is to give me entertainment during breaks and meal times at work.

Alongside it, my current and best phone that's my primary is the Samsung Galaxy A32-5G. Because of how much I spent on it, I gave that phone an Otterbox protection and it has done wonders since there were times because of my stupid coat pockets, it'd fall about a couple feet from the pocket to the concrete flooring at work. It is used for everything, almost.

And it's why people stress to death that documenting is important. Even if you may not have time to review every single code, it wouldn't hurt to leave footnotes as to where someone could take said code to pick up from where it left off.

If you leave somebody with nothing then it's dead code.

I like the hours being dialed back. Whenever they're dialed forward, it feels like time moves even faster than when it did beforehand. I didn't like that feeling. Feels like everything is just being rushed and rushed.

Grace Periods.

I'm glad I know them now, because for the longest time, I thought I was in a fucked situation whenever my finances were tight. Like if I was due a bill and my pay cannot cover it because of the dates being different. It used to make think that I had to take a hit and just roll with it. But no, some of my bills allow me a brief grace period where I can gather resources in time. Sometimes I'll even stretch my money beyond some grace periods if it means that I can upkeep some resources then just pay the difference later.