I would consider buying a Tesla after a couple years then … maybe.

My guess is it depends on how important it is to you. I have forgotten mine basically every time I am ever asked.

I love the design and feel, but it took me five defective products to finally get the one I have been using for a few years now. Also picked up the G910 keyboard, and this is the third one through warranty as well (which is also now starting to multi type on my ‘E’ and ‘M’ key presses).

Logitech’s quality has become very poor compared to the past, which is heavily disappointing.

Takes a lot more than that to keep me from my wine.

The debate in the comment section is always the same when comparing generations, and the problem is people flip flopping. You cannot cite examples of general patterns for one part of your point, then anecdotal specific people’s experience for the other. Pick one or the other, and sadly your anecdotal points are basically useless.

I am sure you mom / dad / aunt / uncle / grandma / grandpa are all nice people who don’t deserve the hardships they are going throw. The difference is that the younger generations are there as well, and they didn’t even have the chance to “prepare” with savings, or a chance to vote, campaign, protest, strike or anything else related.

I am almost 40, and I am dreading the day my kid questions me about “what did your generation do to help the future” and I have to say absolutely fucking nothing because they sat at home, feeding on crumbs tossed to us and had no backbone to stand up for them when they couldn’t, myself included.

https://imgflip.com/i/87ph8w

Fresh off the press for you.

Easily Quentin Trembley

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbgDK2Yb7-c

The UCP. So inept that they did it wrong in the first place and that failure resulted in them getting the end they wanted …

I wish we could get out, but like most people the opportunities in Alberta keep us here.

The bigger factor is actually the lack of affordable housing in any of the places we would go.