Ah yeah. I don’t really have much of a winter climate where I live.
I have a steamer or I throw the clothes in a dryer for ~20 minutes while I shower or whatnot. My dryer has a “wrinkle release” setting I use. But if I want crisp lines in a collared shirt or dress pants I think I’d still need to use an iron.
Personally I prefer my steamer
I don’t know the specifics behind it, but even if VPN does work, or accessing TT through a web app instead of an app, that’s still 1-2 hurdles for the average user to jump through for their fix.
Some people will just not bother and then peace out to instagram reels or YT shorts or just drop off that kind of social media.
It fully depends on how many users are “savvy” enough to navigate those hurdles and how badly they want to navigate those hurdles.
In my experience when you’re working with a dedicated user base and you make a significant change, you can expect to lose around half your audience. Barriers to entry are probably going to increase that number, but obviously this is anecdotal evidence for future events.
I was under the impression that the TT creator fund was very minimal anyway. Or at least it was gutted recently and used to be somewhat okay.
You can click on a snopes link.
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But yes.
Haha my son ironically hates both of these things. He would choose to eat air in his room.
Just make sure that whatever college you want to transfer to later actually accepts those credits.
I’m not sure why there is an issue here? My son has a gluten allergy and breaks out when he plays with play dough that isn’t gluten free.
Niche product, sure. But definitely a market.
For anyone as confused as me about who this person is.
Here ya go. Guardian Article
I know this may be surprising, but sometimes I just read the title and look at the comments.
Usually my temps range from 30F-101 F , but occasionally it cold snaps to about 15 F.
I wouldn’t say it gets boring, but I do wish it snowed more than once every few years.
I’m happy to not have to shovel a driveway every other week though.