1) Each time I get on Facebook, the "You may know this person" portion pops up requesting me to add them, and it is always the assholes in this picture. Listen, I don't know these assholes. I used to think their profile picture was just an Olan Mills advertisement. I don't know them - leave me alone!
2) If you really want to see how dumb society is, and if you're sick of seeing it by reading posts from deplorables on here, just post something for sale on Facebook Marketplace. My god, we have a lot of morons in this world. I posted a car for sale last week. Within 2.5 hours, I had over 90 messages. Even though I was very specific about why I was selling it and any known issues with it, I still received constant "why are you selling it" questions. I clearly mentioned that the price was so low because of the known issues, yet people constantly asked if the price listed was just the deposit amount and if i I expected monthly payments after that. I had people begging to send me a deposit and wanting me to hold it until the next morning so they could come after work. You get asked questions about the most trivial things, but then the person who actually shows up and buys it spends 14 seconds looking at it, doesn't even want to take it on a test drive, takes an Uber down from North Hollywood, and doesn't care that you've taken the tags off of it and haven't had it registered in many years.
2) If you really want to see how dumb society is, and if you're sick of seeing it by reading posts from deplorables on here, just post something for sale on Facebook Marketplace. My god, we have a lot of morons in this world. I posted a car for sale last week. Within 2.5 hours, I had over 90 messages. Even though I was very specific about why I was selling it and any known issues with it, I still received constant "why are you selling it" questions. I clearly mentioned that the price was so low because of the known issues, yet people constantly asked if the price listed was just the deposit amount and if i I expected monthly payments after that. I had people begging to send me a deposit and wanting me to hold it until the next morning so they could come after work. You get asked questions about the most trivial things, but then the person who actually shows up and buys it spends 14 seconds looking at it, doesn't even want to take it on a test drive, takes an Uber down from North Hollywood, and doesn't care that you've taken the tags off of it and haven't had it registered in many years.
