/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13346755
Why yes

>I guess you could say I have a sizable hot sauce collection

>DUDE HOT SAUCE

>carolina reapers

>Hot Ones!!!!

>>12648072
You forgot to order it “Thai spicy”, my fellow hothead!

>why yes I do have a large collection of hot sauces at home. How could you tell?

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>>11084630

>He is a zombified consumer, an emasculated wage slave, a vessel emptied of meaning and refilled with plastic, pixels and silicone.

>He is what a sterile corporate wasteland spews out. Millions of him, almost exact replicas who are relentlessly told they are unique by clever marketers, and who believe it. He is a personality defined by brands, a blue-checkmarked Twitter user. Bugmen are what we get when a culture is infantilized, watered down and stripped of the very intellectual, philosophical and honourable fibre that once made it great. Totally dependent on the compromised support of his nanny state and high-tech devices, the bugman has been reduced to the status of a domestic animal. A 200-pound child.

>And like a child, the bugman’s shallowness keeps him malleable to the fleeting whims and fads of a degenerate, smartphone-addicted, dopamine-hooked society. He bases his identity on passing trends that to him appear profound, priding himself on being a ‘step ahead’ of his peers—an ‘early adopter’—not realizing it’s the marketer who’s always a step ahead of him. He is the millennial test subject, the lab rat brand loyalty experts are paid $20,000 an hour to pigeonhole. First in line for the Apple Watch, the iPhone X, and the Amazon Alexa, he actively supports the unchecked rise of AI and notions of planetary relocation.

https://hackernoon.com/on-the-infestation-of-small-souled-bugmen-6561ae922e07

article was january 25th and it has existed for at least 5 months before that. All the bugmen ITT upset they havent kept up with memes, and now one accurately describes them and it cuts them deep.

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