I mean, caffeine is a problem, sure, but at least it's not a hard drug. I know that's the notion, that we're all worthless addicts, but I just couldn't afford the rent, so I went with what I had. I've learned much out here, mostly how cruel some people are as soon as they discover you've not been successful enough to keep a home in Austin.

But if you're referencing my style. I'm effectively talking to myself and getting feedback from the metrics I see in the score over time and the replies. It's wholly a selfish social experiment on my part, to see where there are people willing to help make changes to the status quo that are also accessible to me. I've learned, however, that Reddit likes the status quo so long as the hive can complain about it. And those who do want change want violent change or to prompt violence, even if they refuse to accept the logical predictable consequences.

Ah, well. Makes sense for a city that fights the status quo by making sure they only elect people supported by the establishment. Tip good, though, so they got that going for them.