disclaimer: it kinda made my day and if that guy sees this I'm sorry for putting you on the spot.

What was I supposed to do?

As the title said, at a Cafe at the top of a mountain, I bought smth that had a plastic wrap on it, and after eating it I was told there is "zero landfill" there, despite SELLING THE LANDFILL PRODUCT

I was told I had to carry it DOWN THE MOUNTAIN.

I stopped in at 5:24 pm. I don’t know when this sign was put up. They close at 7:00. It’s almost 6:00.

Wife lit this candle and it exploded. Had to stop what I was doing.

My fire poker slipped and I bashed my right hand directly into the side of the hot metal box. The fire was at Max heat it is extremely painful. Edit this is a bad image. I just wanted to get a shot of the burn. My hands are average sized I wear XL gloves but that’s just because I’m still growing and don’t want out grown too fast. Large gloves fit me quite well although they used to last time I went glove shopping, but that was quite awhile ago

I needed some caffeine on my lunch break today, so I went to get an iced coffee at Starbucks. Gotta say, the “three drink holes” was a fun surprise when I took a sip and suddenly had a coffee waterfall directly into my bra.

And yes, I've cleared the cache, turned off certain settings, and done all the tips suggested to make a TV faster.

Why can't they put better processors in these things?

They put a bunch of these big fans all around in the area and now it’s always windy.

So, this is very mild, barely worth the post, but why does California charge the CRV deposit on bottled and canned beverages sold in places you couldn't possibly redeem the deposit, even if you throw it in the recycle bin after finishing it. Like who at LAX or SFO is going to leave the airport (or train on Amtrak) to find a redemption thing? In fact how does one redeem those, Californians? Not a rhetorical, not a California resident and my state doesn't do bottle deposits.

I was looking Minecraft farms, which is why farm pictures showed up, for context.