35 Things People Can No Longer Enjoy Because Too Many People Ruined Them

Same in Canada! I've been on mulit-day hikes in a few national parks where I didn't see another person for the entire trip. I've never experienced an overly crowded hike.

Same in many areas of the US, believe it or not.

Try gimp. It's a free download IIRC, and adequate for very basic uses such as this

The illuminaughti on YouTube has done loads of videos exposing mlms.

THANK YOU! I was so close to googling MLM until I saw your comment.

You forgot GOOP. The one that tried to tell me sticking a jade egg up my vajayjay would balance my energy or something.

The podcast The Dream is pretty great, too.

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Actually, if one would offer a pyramid scheme, and not even lie about any of it, the first few levels might be still profitable ... the bet, then is "which level still will make profit before it collapses?", and trying to be on one of those ... if no fraud is involved, everyone gets honest info, is it even illegal, then?

🤭 I wish more of that kind of mlm showed up to craft fairs! Much more creative and fun than running into an MLM reseller.

Unfortunately, I have seen MLMs sneaking in at some, usually when the event co-ordinators are unaware of what they are or that is actually an MLM :(

Really? What're they doing, selling tights next to their honey? Didn't even think that was allowed...well, I'm sorry you have to put up with that. Maybe speak to the county running the market? They might put a stop to it.

Emotional Support animals, usually dogs, are useful for people with severe PTSD. I read a story of a soldier who had trouble with something as simple as a grocery store. What’s at the end of the aisle? What’s in the next aisle when we head in there. A way they needed to think in order to stay alive and protect their fellow soldiers. Now, it’s just a grocery store. An emotional support dog made all the difference. But the people who are trying to rip that off are low.

I also just think it's kind of weird to own a living being as a 'support' object tbh, like this untrained animal that had no choice in being adopted by you and is in some ways like a child should not be responsible for your mental state. Tbh most 'emotional support animals' I've seen are downright neglected/ill behaved because their owners are too mentally ill to properly take care of the animal 💀 sometimes even straight up abusive. And the rest are just regular pets, literally the same as any other regular pet outside of having to be allowed in all rented places, providing as much 'emotional support' as any other pet would to any other person.

Yea, but thats " legalese " for, i can take my pet on the plane with me, i can take my pet to work with me, i can take my pet to a restaurante... Etc

this is a good point and people have been abuseing the term.but emotional support are needed for some people.

Doesn't mean you can bring your pet everywhere you go. What if people in public have high anxiety over animals? Ever thought about that?

NOT ALL PETS ARE EMOTIONAL SUPPORT, HOW CAN THEY WHEN FORCED TO LIVE OUTDOORS 24/7.

This is a bit of an ignorant comment

Thanks for the explanation fellow fox. The issue is no way to apply the law. Whatever dog you have for example, there’s no means to check neither if it’s a service animal, an ESA, or simply just your dog. Isn’t this the real issue ? Laws created without means to enforce them.

Was it de-clawed before you got it Marie?

Declawing a cat is cruel, barbaric and unnecessary! You should have the ends of your fingers chopped off because that's what you were doing to your cat's toes. It should be banned!!!

I’m the US, there is no government certification program. What there is, is legitimate service training. My service dog, now 16, was trained with me when he was a pup. It wasn’t free, but it was sponsored by a service dog program. After quite a bit of training and additional training, all I had to do was use him as a service dog. Which I did. There’s no registering. No official card or identification. It’s simply what my dog was trained to do and what he does. Anyone can buy vests, ID cards, certificates, whatever. Even in Amazon. It would be nice if there was some official and formal registration. Unfortunately as of now, that decreases access for legitimate use rather than simply weed out imposters. Hopefully that gets fixed. Part of allowing unfettered access to public services and spaces is to minimize treating someone with a disability as different ergo an obstacle. People use wheelchairs when they don’t need them. Imagine having to prove your need. That restricts access itself.

It's not always the case, but in one treat a user asked waiters what they would change if there were no tips and they were paid a living wage and many commented they wouldn't work in the industry if there were no tips because they could never get such a high wage. So employers not paying enough is one of the problems, and the main one I'd say, but a crowd of people getting more in tips than they would get in wages is definitely not in a hurry to change anything

In most other countries its considered rude to leave tips, it implies that you think your server needs financial help

And people often choose the tip amount based on the perceived personality and/or "worth" of the service worker. In America, an extroverted white man or an attractive female who yields to small talk will probably get the biggest tips and maybe the easier life. Lots of bias in tipping.

Agreed.

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Servers make more money with tips then what people who have no idea what they are talking about think. You tip for great service. Don't tip? Get okay service. Many restaurants have tried to get rid of tipping and up wages but couldn't get good servers to work there.

It’s gaslit

They're lazy anyway, but now they get mad at the clients

Tipping is kinda useless anyways. In almost every other country the service fee of the waiter is already included in the food itself like the cooking fee, dishwashing fee etc is, a price increase to get rid of the tipping system would not cost the average customer a cent more than food + tip would cost anyways, unless they're a sh*t tipper to start with. American food always looks cheap compared to equivalent European meals, but with tips included it's about the same.