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Spotify Wrapped is a bit…underwhelming this year.
Less unconventional data viz moments like in previous years (like the city matches, zodiac signs, etc). It was all very obvious.
The layoffs really show here.
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an educated professional living in an overpriced apartment voting for Zorhan isn’t shocking.
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we still live in a sprawling car dependent petro state.
i do not care about jeans.
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to all the “deadnaming is bad” people:
no shit. you know what’s even worse? being legally mandated by the government to deadname people.
stop being dense and lock tf in omg.
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people will post stuff like this, then block a wind farm from being built in their town.
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There's something so poetically funny about the the online left painting Luigi Mangione into a Marxist working class hero, only for him to actually be a center-right biohacking Thiel-loving tech bro.
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I can see how so many professionals get radicalized against taxes.
You live in an expensive city with rampant homelessness, transit barely works, and doing anything requires a 1000 step process.
But 10k-20k is still getting pulled from your pay. Where is the societal return?
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"Economics is fake" is the liberal arts version of a STEM bro complaining about how his English class is "useless".
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like if you hate us that much, stop leeching off our taxpayer dollars.
we could be fixing the subway rn.
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It feels like everyone got their concept of small towns from Lifetime Christmas movies. Like grow up 🙄
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Exactly, I’m sure she was comfortable, but in the way a doctor or a lawyer is comfortable. She’s no where near billionaire status.
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Everyone who has a problem with Keith Lee has problem with accountability, which is why their business is flopping.
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not just in other countries, going to a neighbor for sugar was super normal in the US 20-30+ years ago.
so common that it was a common plot element in books, tv, films etc.
2025 Americans are just anti-social weirdos with internet addictions.
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it would be funny if every Dem just responded with a photo of Nancy Reagan. iykyk.
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The Church of England has no theological basis for existing. Idk why gays getting married is where they put their foot down
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I don’t get straight women who are weird about bi guys. The first guy I kissed was bi. It didn’t bother me then and it still doesn’t bother me now 🤷🏾♀️.
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As a former suburban teen, my friends who grew up in the city had the space to explore and master their interests to a degree that I didn’t have the access to do.
So no, they didn’t go to cocktail parties, but they had the opportunity to be accomplished artists and have a better understanding of their career options much earlier in life.
Also, cities have plenty of age appropriate things for teenagers to do like museums and free concerts. Plus the walkability allows for young people to create their own spaces.
The idea that the only thing to do in a city is drink and go to restaurants is a peak level gentrifier take. And I while I have problems with anti-transplant narratives, takes like this are why locals hate us.
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people are so desperate for a class solidarity moment that they are ignoring the fact that Luigi Mangione comes from one of the wealthiest families in Maryland and his brother is a whole GOP delegate.
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The 2010s were peak for Black internet culture. It was fun because folks had real experience and academic knowledge. This new generation is brainrotted from ADOS and divester content from the iPads they were raised on.
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Why is she letting the lady on the TV screen shame her though? Marie doesn’t know her. Do people not know how to think for themselves?
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Explains why the movement has been more focused on calling out minor issues rather than changing anything systemically.
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And goofy American girls are still moving there thinking they’re going to get a k-drama fantasy 🤭🙃
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No one should be begging for money in the subway with the amount of taxes I pay.
Public housing and shelters shouldn’t have mile long waiting lists with the taxes I pay.
There should be single payer healthcare by now with the taxes I pay.
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people who work in media, especially those that live in LA say all the time that everything isn’t as it seems.
the red carpet looks are on loan as a part of a brand partnership. the cars are rented. the PJs don’t leave the tarmac.
the celebs who are really rich know how to flip their celebrity status and the connections that comes with it into business opportunities.
that’s why everyone launches a makeup or tequila brand or opens a restaurant.
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Glass Onion is about how mediocre white dudes stay scamming y’all in plain sight and how everyone is programmed to prop him up, especially in tech.
People don’t hate this movie because it’s inaccurate, they hate it because it’s a perfect encapsulation of the problem.
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as a minority, what really grinds my gears is how the crazy guy on the train always represents all Black and brown people, but never the normal transit rider trying to go home.
in my experience, there are more of us in the latter category than the former on any given train car.
the racism and classism here, especially among these tech bros, is astounding
transit is a *public service* that should be open to *everyone*, regardless of class, race, etc. and especially with the current storms, many homeless people are just looking for a warm place to be
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in walkable cities, driving is an anti-status symbol b/c it means you don’t live in the expensive/cool parts of the city with good transit coverage.
which is why those who view car ownership as a status symbol confuse me.
In LA, the way you signal wealth is you drive an exotic car.
In NYC, if you have an exotic car, it means you live in New Jersey and cannot afford Manhattan.
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imagine how fast and clean the subway could be? how many ramps and elevators we could have?
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the same Faye Webster with a Lil Yatchy collab on her recent album?
the same Clairo with a Rejje Snow collab early in her career?
these “fans” are not only anti-Black, but trend-hopping posers that know nothing about the artists they claim to love.
bring back gatekeeping.
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It’s not inherently conservative to want the government to be more cash efficient.
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That’s a picture of 1-2 regular sized trains worth of people…
Traffic takes so much of your life. @boringcompany tunnels will solve horrendous images like this and give that time back.
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agreed. it’s a class commentary film who’s protagonist happen to be a sex worker. 2025 audiences lack analytical depth and need every little thing spelled out for them.
they don’t want to watch movies, they want Degrassi for adults.
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when men create something they are geniuses, when women create something it was lucky try 🙃
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Such a missed opportunity. She meant so much to the Disney Channel generation. Would have been a perfect full circle moment
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I literally wouldn’t have seen it if they cast her in the lead as originally planned
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I love that Tokyo is a city that isn’t afraid to be a city.
Americans are way too obsessed with inserting pastoralism in the most inappropriate settings and it holds our cities back.
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when center-left pundits say the groups are ruining the Democratic party, these are the kinds of groups they are talking about.
any tenant’s rights org who says 1 million new units in NYC will have no affect on prices is unserious.
1 million new units would create a renters market and give renters more bargaining power.
.@zellnor4ny's platform offers nothing for tenants struggling to stay in their homes right now. Even worse, it undermines rent stabilization, giving landlords more ways to raise rents and push families out.
70% of New Yorkers rent — if you want our votes, freeze the rent.
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Halo is a good song, but listing it as your favorite Beyoncé song just shows you’re not digging deep in the discography.
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If the car was invented today and was pitched to VCs, it would be an automatic pass.
The economics don’t work. The only reason that it exists today is because the government subsidizes all the infrastructure.
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the fact that Brenda never publicly talks about this man tells me he's lying and obsessed.
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i took 12 stitches for @ZohranKMamdani 🫡🗳️
let’s win this bro!
injured my leg trying to take a shortcut to vote early for @ZohranKMamdani.
in the ambulance on my way to the hospital. will try again tomorrow 🫡
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Voters are going be mad at us no matter what they do b/c they want to blame minorities and gays for instead of taking personal responsibility for their sorry state of their lives.
I don’t care at this point.
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while Palisades is getting the most attention, there are middle/working class families in Altadena that were badly hit, please consider supporting.
My classmate lost his childhood home to the Eaton fires. They lost everything. Please donate if you can 🙏🏾💙 #lafires
gofund.me/219c619b
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Suburbanites take more from NYC than they contribute.
They want nothing to do with the city, while feeling entitled to constant access on their terms and want the rest of us to be grateful for their presence.
No, they crowd the sidewalks, kill pedestrians and cyclists, and trash talk the city with half-baked points from the Post. They can keep it.
New York’s MTA is suspending new construction contracts as lawsuits against a congestion pricing plan threaten the agency’s ability to pay for needed infrastructure upgrades trib.al/dNQ7uUk
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Everyone who preaches about “people power” always neglect to mention that the “people” are homeowners profiting from underbuilding.
My mentions today by “civil rights” and “housing rights” advocates after I said what YIMBYs really are: a paid-for astroturf front by billionaire developers to trick triple blue states into thinking we don’t have people power to dictate how we are housed.
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This is the dumbest most insensitive shit I read all day. SVB isn’t some shadow agent of Big Tech and VC, they supported hardworking founders, affordable housing, agriculture among other things.
My TL and texts are filled with people who are scared. Regular working people won’t get paid next week because of this. Are their livelihoods less important than your ideological vendettas?
I don’t deny that wealth inequality is a problem, but I’m tried of bloodthirsty faux progressivism that is more intent on owning the rich rather than protecting workers. It doesn’t do anything but make a handful of smug glitterati types feel good about doing nothing.
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Berlin or Tokyo.
Paris is more washed than NYC for the same reasons. London is on the same path. Dubai is Vegas all over again.
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People always ask why I want to be a VC and not a founder.
Guys, I’m not built to be a mom, I’m more of a cool aunt.
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counterpoint: hipsters still exist. they just dress like this now.
Everything hipsters were into 15 years ago went mainstream. You can buy raw denim at Uniqlo. Target has vinyl records. Your corner store has craft beer. Right wing chuds dress like urban lesbians and graphic designers did in 2010. Everyone drinks fancy coffee now. They won.
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I think that’s the point. Black women weren’t her competition. Even then famous Black starlets at the time (that weren’t video vixens) tended to be skinny.
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i’m a YIMBY because i want everyone to be able to live a cool party lifestyle in a cool city, regardless of income.
millennials and zoomers both grew up online so I think the biggest cultural difference is rent. you used to be able to live in a cool city and have a cool party lifestyle and be poor. now it seems like everyone doing this either has to work in tech or date someone who does
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Comparing a pro-housing movement to a violent white supremacist group?
This is the liberal version of conservatives saying that wearing masks is the same as slavery or some shit
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the possibilities for movies could be endless if there was a way to be freed from the chains of bankability.
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if the city goes on like this for longer, even the finance bros will be priced out.
that’s what NIMBYism does.
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a lot of the people talking about music aren't really into music like that.
there's zero curiosity about cultural history or the origins of different genres, which is why chart positions dominate their discourse.
you see the same in fashion, lots of people copying outfits without any real depth or reason behind it.
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anti-social behavior on the train is a problem.
people shouldn’t have to suffer though others untreated mental health issues trying to get home from work.
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there is no shortage of hood Black girl stories.
wanting more stories about upper and middle class Black girls doesn't have to mean no more hood stories. i don't know why this discussion always has to be so zero sum.
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At this point anyone who says that eliminating car-centered policy will hurt low income people, I will assume is a classfisher.
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Apartment buildings exist to house people. Not to look pretty.
It’s wild how these people think they’re pro-poor while openly prioritizing style over HOUSING PEOPLE.
It’s like if American Psycho took place at a nonprofit.
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It was a mistake for society to treat education as a careerist commodity and not a means for self-improvement.
As a result, we have a generation of academics who lack the quantitative skills to contextualize their theories and technologists who aren't media literate.
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Gentrification takes that aren’t grounded in an analysis of land use patterns and its role in racial inequality 👎🏾🤢🤮
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