Off the bat, it's probably more that they will save on the materials and labor of having to send out reams of tags to every store in a company every week, and having employees come in, usually on 3rd shift, to swap tags. Having spent a lot of time working in a grocery store however, I can guarantee that these will malfunction regularly and most employees won't actually be trained in how to fix them.

Down the road I tho, "surge" pricing seems inevitable. Also raising prices based on inventory on hand. "Oh that item is twice the price because it's the last one left, sorry."

I think they're doing one more season and that's it, at least I saw a headline that said that.

Honeywell engines

I like that all my household appliances are made by people whose actual primary industry is death machines.

Zionists saying pro-Palestinians need to learn history will never not be funny because even learning a broad strokes version of events will lead most people to sympathize with Palestine.

Hope he keels over on live TV

Need an HD shot of that to be my new wallpaper, shit's rad

I got tired of the gameplay loop a few weeks ago. My diver is on on their super destroyer sipping mai tais with Eagle 1 and Pelican 1 somewhere over a planet on the old bot front.

Me last year: Why are people so down on it? It may not be perfect, but the ads said I could be a cool space pirate and travel the galaxy.

Tries to be a space pirate

Learn about XP debt

Never touch the game again

Combined with the most profoundly uninteresting NPCs I've ever met in a video game. What a waste

On US education I remember in 8th grade the one thing I learned about Marx was one paragraph and was basically just "he wrote the Communist Manifesto and believed that history was a cycle of conflicts between classes." And I was just like "Well what is communism? Isn't that going to be important going forward?" I guess it wasn't and I never learned what Communism/Socialism actually is or what the USSR did beyond "be authoritarian" until I was an adult.