I believe in all of you

Was a miss till the bottom explained it

UPDATE: my niece goes to school in Texas. This is a middle school and the teacher’s subject is Math. For some reason she had the kids watching Hidden Figures. Upon explaining hiring practices in the past this teacher told a classroom full of children that “we didn’t like to hire…

— dominicanne hathaway (@hennytwote) May 16, 2024

I'm not saying it means anything, I'm just saying it's curious, that's all.

Apparently this happened last year but I stumbled on it today so that's that

Harris Wolobah, a 10th grader from the city of Worcester, died on Sept. 1, 2023, after eating the chip manufactured by Paqui, a Texas-based subsidiary of the Hershey Co.

Holy shit

>be yt

>literally die of spiciness

He also had a congenital heart defect, according to autopsy results obtained by The Associated Press.

Oh. Well that still sounds suspicious. Can you die from spicy foods from just a heart defect?

Apparently this wasn't just a random tiktok challenge, it was actually a product sold in stores specifically to "challenge" people into trying its spiciness, the "Paqui One Chip Challenge"

Poor one out for the little homie

good hole

Completely unironically, they just want employees who are on time and can figure how to cover their own shifts for time off.

And that's too much for the redditor

Have you noticed that “centrist” has grown to have a negative connotation among many further left on the spectrum?

I've always personally seen myself as some sort of centrist, given that I agree with certain conservative points as well as certain liberal points too, although lately I disagree with more than I agree regarding both sides. Anyway, lately when speaking to some of my friends further left, some of them have used “centrist” in a negative light. I don't think this was the case a few years ago so I feel like it's some sort of a new phenomenon at least for my personal circles. Has anyone else noticed something similar?