seeking_perhaps [he/him]

Skip Annapolis, or at least you only need like half a day there. Philly is really cool these days and has a great food scene. I also recommend stopping in Princeton, NJ on your way to NY since that’s a train stop and has great history too. In New Haven get pizza. There’s not much else there but you’ll be happy you did that.

Lmk if anyone figures out wtf is going on in Asteroid City

Think its hilarious that Argentina is all messed up (does it exist?) in this one lol

Agreed, put cheese out of your brain and just eat and you’ll enjoy it. (5 y.o. vegan)

Depending on what you consider old, I liked Brazil and Silent Running when I watched them recently.

I am so sick of the dream sequence scenes. They just aren’t intriguing at all and waste so much of the runtime.

In a similar boat. I decided I wanted to actually learn spanish, so a couple months ago I got serious about watching Comprehensible Input (Dreaming Spanish). Between that and self study and speaking practice I’m already well past where I was in high school, though I still have a long way to go to fluency.

It’s frustrating that I have to find this all out years after my education. But I feel that way about most subjects I learned in school, so this is no different.

Shin has a vegan ramen. I have like 10 boxes in my pantry.

almost caused a panic attack for myself by breathing manually this week

I can say for a fact that some of them do, but it’s definitely a lower percentage of the total when compared to average working class folk that support socialism.

I try not to be that guy, but I have a lot of friends like this (will literally venmo charge you in the moment). It just makes the relationship feel transactional.

Hearing family members in privileged positions scoff at the idea of using their position to help those less fortunate. It made me take a step back and think about why they might feel that way when I had previously assumed humans would always want to work together and support one another. It really shattered the whole “Kumbaya” aspects of my childhood as I realized capitalism encouraged profit and personal success over the welfare of the whole. It made me want to learn more about our economic system and how we could improve it. I was probably 14-15 at the time and by the time I hit college I was a full blown Marxist.

Los Angeles is more known for aerospace on the tech side of things.