I agree

Happy my pain could bring you joy :)

Poor girl had to break out the poop knife

I grew up in an old farmhouse with well water, and any time we had a big storm and lost power, we'd also lose water.

Before storms hit, we'd scrub the bathtubs clean and fill them to the brim with water.

We had a bucket that held just enough water to make the toilet flush if you dumped it in, and a tub was at least a week worth of flushing #2's.

Thanks for the laugh!!

Oh yeah definitely, it was for a job right after I left University, so had to fill it with what I could.

Thanks bro!

Water speed doesn't matter with flushing a toilet. When it reaches a high enough water level, the pressure difference auto flushes.

All pieces of shit were turds once!

> differences between pieces of shits and turds.

Turds are naturally created from shit by the anal sphincter, while pieces of shit could be created from shit by any means. /s

I'm in my early 30s, I would consider myself somewhat nerdy but most of my friends have previously watched anime at least once in their lives. We grew up with toonami and shows like DBZ, Guran Lagaan, and Full Metal Alchemist.

I dont really obsessively follow new anime any more but my gf and I watched Akiba Maid War recently and she died laughing several times in that show. Girlfriend still somewhat follows the story of one piece and her sister which is in her early 20s watches some Yuri stuff.

I think anime watching is relatively common. Maybe as common as people who own xbox in terms of cultural prevalence.

But, I'm a 70s and 80s kid.

No MMOs, no Naruto.

Disagree flat out. When I got into it in middle school early mid 90s it was the domain of nerds only, to be sure.
But DBZ, Pokemon, and others were standard afterschool cartoons on broadcast tv stations by the late 90s. Manga was in Borders/Barns and Noble Bookskstores. Early 2000s saw late night CN/Adult Swim almost completely Anime or anime inspired programming at times.

Theres tons of 30-40 y olds out there now to whom Anime is completely normal TV entertainment. And with the tendencies towards more adult themes than traditional western animation, it's obviously not just for children to enjoy.

Now, there's a generational divide (I never saw Naruto for example) but I'd hardly flinch if a follow middle aged adult or younger told me they were into Anime as a hobby.

Though again to reiterate my previous point. Having the off-beat hobby is fine, generally, riffing on it for 10 minutes is the thing that would raise an interviewers alarm bells.

I'm a fellow 90s, I hid in a school classroom during lunch to avoid being bullied for being a fat kid who liked anime and mmos.

It didn't help that you had Naruto headband wearers around the school either.

Canada Customs has incredibly low tolerance for American bringing guns into the country, and they nail a ton of idiots trying to do it.

good way to get you banned from ever crossing that border.

HOW DID U DO THAT 💯 king 👑

Oh, yeah, trying to bring that into Canada would be a major fuck up.

I mean I expected worse.

Happy reading 🍿

I’m not hating. I just think people who have a platform better not use it to harm others or you’ll be considered terrible people. I have no idea what you mean by the differences between pieces of shits and turds. They’re all the same to me.

You are an awful human being. Goodbye.

It feels to me like hobbies are only relevant on entry jobs or for younger hires who don't really have a fully fleshed out CV yet.

When you have a bit of experience and apply for more advanced positions, you have better things to discuss in an interview and certainly don't have enough CV space to describe your hobbies.

At best, you may spend a minute or two saying what you enjoy outside work if the recruiter goes for the culture fit angle, but that's about it.

How do I report this for wasting my time

It just wasn’t love. Better this happen sooner rather than later

Interviewer: So, what is your biggest weakness?

This guy: ... And that's why Sasuke really should have been the main character ...