A lot of the "generic" or "store brand" packaged foods are literally the same exact product as the name brands, only in different boxes/bags

Guts, by Chuck Palahniuk.

You're welcome

It's like the Jason Vorhees of spacecraft

Because reality has a left-wing bias.

Hold my ideology, I'm going in!

Just wait until you visit a restaurant that automatically adds 18% gratuity then also expects you to tip on to of that.

Man, you guys need to try harder.

Tide pod challenge

Saggin pants

Moustache tattoos on your finger

Punisher branding for showing how much of a "badass" you are

Upspeak, Valley girl talk, vocal fry

Any of these idiotic "pranks" that harm/bother innocent people

Licking ice cream in the grocery store and putting it back on the shelf (for the clicks of course)

I watched a YouTube video a while ago where a professional shoemaker cuts this thing apart and discovers that it's actually a pretty darn well made piece of footwear. Like, quality materials and good construction and everything.

All other ridiculous aspects of these boots aside, at least it's well made.

"could"

"Soon"

Meaning, this is never going to happen.

Sure, it's possible to send power through the air - that much is already known. Sending significant levels of power over long distances is a whole other matter

Just like Joe Exotic !

Motorcycle riding, done the right way.

Bought a decent street bike to start on, learn the ropes for several years, had the occasional mishhap or two which I fixed by myself. Still, cost money to fix things right?

Upgraded to a proper sport bike and realized how much fun it is, also with a new level of danger involved. Still, I wasn't an idiot into things right. Bought 100% proper gear, including a track suit, good helmet, gloves, etc. as any motorcyclist knows, you'll eventually drop your bike, which I did. Again, fixing it yourself is certainly an option, but also again, it cost money.

Then, I made the mistake of going to my first track day. They will allow you to use your own motorcycle as long as you prep it correctly and have decent tires and safety gear. This was an absolute game changer, and I was hooked harder than a heroin addict with an unlimited bank account. Unfortunately, I am neither of those two categories, and track days only get more expensive the deeper you get into them. First of all, they are not cheap to begin with. A decent track day will set you back 300 to $500 just to get on the track. Then, to really get the most out of it, you should have true racing tires with tire warmers. Then there's the matter of getting your bike to the track, race fuel, a place to hang out, etc etc etc. The list goes on and on.

Vanilla Ice had it right all along. Nobody gives a shit about copyright until big money is involved.