granted I'd have to study this one art style to fully realize it but it should be simple enough to pull off

I knew you were going to reply with that and if it actually was that it'd be so funny

this shit is really funny

...to type in how long you want to cook something

I did that accidentally once and immediately was like "oh shit my bad" and undid it my bad

SWITCH THE DIALS TO MAKE HIM 🎲 FASTER /ref

like fr what would you rather do

type in some numbers and press start

or press "microwave", select "cook by time", set the dial in 15 sec increments, then the power (thankfully default at 10), and then one last confirmation

definitely never taking the microwave at home for granted again

not that I ever did but still

supposedly they formed decades ago but spread out a year or two before 2020 and yeah checks out that's when I started seeing that beaver fuck on people's jackets and steel cups in college

they will keep getting away with this with next to no talk about it and STILL get their dick sucked by fans claiming they're the greatest company ever

not to shit on anyone's parade but I feel like people with buc-ees merch exert some of the most like, corporate tackiness imaginable

like out of all things to make your identity about why this? I don't get it.

got good bathrooms, and it seems they pay their workers well supposedly, but I'm not captured by it otherwise. like it's a big convenience store. okay.

I'm pretty sure it's just an extra click from how I remember doing it before but it's still weird to me that they bothered making that different now.

I'm not sure if these changes were new to this recent version either, possible I could've skipped some versions but mine wasn't old either

jeez I had no idea things could get that bad

worst inconvenience I've had lately was trying to figure out how to set a windowed projector for a discord call capture. I believe they changed it to having it hidden under "open scene projector" and then under "New window".

granted there is always something I could be missing from this explanation, it's a very over-generalized view of things, but this is what I understand at least.

it's why I wouldn't ever entertain the idea of youtube as a job and have respect for those who willingly take on that job because it's pure mental turmoil due to just how youtube algorithms work and how to appease them

it's most definitely a youtube problem. I feel so in a sense that like, youtube really is only designed around constant pumping out of content for its algorithm on a consistent rate which is something you don't do (not blaming you, it's just the unfortunate reality of things)

's the experience, y'know? but they work.