I’m diabetic with early signs of cirrhosis, I’m pretty confident that I’m going to die somewhat early and probably with a lot of medical debt.

I was thinking the other day about what steps I can take to effectively divorce my wife and leave as much to her and my kids as possible instead of insurance.

KEVIN!

What a winner that person is.

I wonder if this could also be used kind of like flushing your hot water heater.

If I run my car low consistently, agitate whatever is in there, wouldn’t I eventually clear out most of it leaving less and less impurities?

mi bad…

Hur hur hur

I get the 2nd point is inaccurately assumed, but it’s a going point to possibly bring up just really just how much fossil fuel is being burned by the factory in travel alone.

If you need the electricity of a whole city, then every day those cars are burning that much.

Gasoline AND propane? Jeez, how much did you hate that brush?

My Cincinnati instance has like 5 mods and maybe 4 active users

Anecdotal evidence but, the most common touch-less features in a bath room are the dryer and soap, the two things you only ever touch once and when you are not in a transitional phase.

The sink I tend to find is usually a handle you have to physically touch, when dirty and when clean, it is such a waste. Bring back the Elementary School foot pedals for sinks (and toilets for flushing).

I randomly mentioned that if I ever find a used Hospital Surgery Scrub Sink, I will repurpose an area in the house just to use it.

Imagine what Cities Skylines could have been without Paradox’s super monetization plan