If you want a bad steak in America, just go to Applebees and ask your waiter Sargon for a well done steak. Walmart sometimes has really cheap steaks (or did in the 90s when I was growing up) that no matter how much you marinate them will always taste like chewy rubber.
I'm pretty sure those series don't count as "obscure" lmao.
They're obscure to zoomers and younger who think they're the only people that watched the shows because they don't talk to anyone over 30.
The only decent "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" material was the film version with Kristy Swanson and Paul Reubens, and only because Swanson wore super-tight form-fitting spandex in most of it and bounced her tits around a lot, and Reubens was entertaining. The series was dogshit and I can't believe anybody actually watched it.
Why is McDonald's tweeting about black fucking troons?! Peak "Burgers?" moment.
At least the boomer couple at the start of the video seem to pick more functional items overall compared to the other stuff.
They also streamlined it for ultimate purchasing. No more waiting listening to Todd for whoever try to sell you a ring for 5 minutes straight before you can look at the next item.
It's because of social media. Now everybody needs to have a personal brand : it must be recognizable in the abysmal attention span of the social media addicted man, having something too complex would confuse it and made him click on the next brightly colored picture. This is why everything is dumbed down on the web2 era, compared to the intricate personal blogs we had back then. But hey, I guess now you have sponsorships and can monetize your social media posts to buy tons of slave labor plastic shit.
I miss the old web before it was completely taken over by corporate interests.
I clicked 'surprise me" and click 4 had opened a page that tried to force-modify Vpn settings in my phone.
I've found the most autistic shit on there, like a site detailing every single Lamp Post known to man. Also several VERY in depth small electronics parts archival catalogues that were super helpful. But also just silly stuff like the cat site you don't see anymore.
You asked it to surprise you.
Sounds about right. Ghetto niggers and east Asians living in the US might as well be living in different worlds in terms of values and attitude.
Do Amazon catalogs really exist? Is it a specific type of catalog? Google tells me they've got a toy catalog, and here's a small negro child and an Asian engaging in delinquency so apparently that's a priority for the company.
Was at my grandparents not too long ago and they had the physical Amazon Catalog (which I did not know they did). When I cracked it opened out of curiosity, I was greeted with fat mulattas with the biggest and grossest septum piercings. I'm sure they were equally as repulsed.
First time this year getting an adult Christmas catalog! I was shocked AND appalled. I've been getting the kids one for a few years now, but I find the whole thing bizarre. Amazon is where I look up shit I already know about to see if I can get it cheaper, or where I look to see if the thing I want actually exists.
