r/Anticonsumption:

u/JoeNoble1973

This old white guy is avoiding them too. Hope they go under for their performative horseshit
u/JoeNoble1973

In the current state of things, thats an extraordinary win
u/JoeNoble1973

NO, we warned THEM. They ignored us.
u/JoeNoble1973

Im so happy I cut the cord! Instead of paying $200/month for cable I dont watch, i only pay $10/month each to stream my 25 favorite shows! Im so much more free now!
u/JoeNoble1973

Its a bold move, Cotton
u/JoeNoble1973

ROAST plainass hotdogs in it; set to air fry for about 3-4 mins. Utterly amazing, watch kiddos go crazy for the yummiest dogs!
u/zengeezer

This was the easiest boycott ever. I don’t give a shit about any football game.
u/BrimstoneOmega

It’s an old classification for trucks that aren’t used anymore. 1/2 ton = 150/1500 3/4 ton = 250/2500 1 ton = 350/3500 It’s the weight they can carry, not the weight of the truck. I have a 3500 Ram diesel, it’s a 1 ton truck, but it weighs like 8 or 9000 lbs. Just the engine is about half a ton.
u/BrimstoneOmega

Lmao, no. No they do not.
u/BrimstoneOmega

The f250 he talking about doesn’t get 17 either. But a 3500 dodge ram will, but that’s only highway. It’s gone be closer to 14 or 15. Source: Me. I’ve driven giant Fords, Chevys, and Rams for the better part of 20 years for work. Rams tend to be the best, strength and efficiency-wise, but they definitely do not get 17 mpg. Any of them.