I'm thinking about getting raycons, partially bc my earbuds are dying and maybe because I'm succumbing to the youtube overlords, are they worth buying? I always assume things that are heavily sponsored are not very good quality, but I haven't actually tried any of them.
edit: thanks for all the responses, this has been a helpful thread! it seems like the goodies are me-undies, stitch fix, nord vpn and surfshark (mostly), and skillshare. controversial picks are honey and dollar shave club. the baddies are raid shadow legends, and definitely raycon lmao
With partnership of the COD legends showmatch, available on GoPuff is a goodie box. The best part about this deal is that it is ONLY $11 DOLLARS. Just ordered and receieved mine- contained:
- 100 Thieves Jersey
- Red 100T hat
- Red 100T socks
- Black and White 100T Logo Sticker
- Dollar Shave Club starter kit (razor + blades, various shaving creams, face creams and moisturizers)
Value of this box is dumb. Wouldve payed $11 for the jersey alone. Available in multiple sizes. Not sure what areas specifically these are available. Purchased mine in the Chicago northside. GLHF.
The startup is exactly what the title says. I thought about doing something like dollar shave club but with pet stuff. The customer can choose between more subcriptions from the cheapest one that will have the cheapest products all the way up to the most expensive one that will have premium products. What do you honestly think?
It broke in minutes trying to shave. the quality is just garbage. Even though I try to put it back it pops back out with little to no force.
I don't spend all my time browsing the Internet but still I stumble upon some strange and interesting stuff at times. Yesterday, I found this link to an article titled “Why Don’t Guys Go Naked in the Locker Room Anymore? The Reasons Why Are Surprisingly Complex”. While it focuses on male nudity in the locker room, I believe it also applies, as much or more, to communal showers. It's not very encouraging...
Here are some excerpts. The entire thing is a pretty quick read so follow the link and check it out.
According to Bryan Dunkelberger, a founding principal of S3 Design, a firm that has worked for an upscale gym, younger generations’ expectation of privacy is so widespread, it’s starting to influence the design of new gyms. / “Younger generations tend to prefer more privacy in locker rooms,” he tells us. “This can manifest in private changing areas, private shower compartments or even younger family changing areas.
In the ’90s, with the help of the ACLU, mandatory after-gym showering died off. “These guys don’t want to undress in front of each other,” said John Wrenn, a teacher in suburban Chicago, in a 1996 New York Times article by Dirk Johnson. “I just don’t get it. When I started in ’74, nobody even thought about things like this. The whole thing is just hard for me to accept.”
Dr. Miller’s solution for younger generations? Stop categorizing your feelings and lose the shame. “It would be good for all of us to let go of that self consciousness as we age, since it is one of the critical transformational possibilities in aging,” he says. “To stop caring about the presentation, about who you’re supposed to be — if one manifestation of that is just walking around naked, that’s great. But it should also be about opening to what you can talk about, what you can say, what you feel free about.”
“It’ll be very interesting to see if that happens as today’s generation gets old, or if there will even be locker rooms,” he says. “It goes deeper and deeper. What I see, particularly with men, is that really what’s wanted is to be in one’s own world.
*Maybe in the future we’ll all be exercising in total isolation with virtual-reality headsets and cloud-connected smart weights
... keep reading on reddit ➡ughh why
