When you were five, what did you want to be when you grew up?
Teacher or other educational occupation
Doctor, Nurse, Dentist, or other medical occupation
Artist, Writer, Musician, Dancer, Actor, or other creative occupation
Scientist, Astronaut, Inventor, or other STEM occupation (excluding medical)
Cop
Firefighter
Athlete
Hairstylist, Plumber, Mechanic, or other skilled trade
Politician, Lawyer, or other political or legal occupation
Something else
I didn’t want to work when I got older at that age
I didn’t have an answer to that question at that age
Paleontologist
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I had a truly terrible experience riding a camel today (long story), but the pyramids are stunning even under trying circumstances.
Oh wow. I’ve wanted to see the pyramids since I was in 6th grade and we learned about Ancient Egypt in Social Studies.
here’s a fun commission I did recently! I got to ship it all the way to germany which it’s always really cool when I get to send stuff that far away.
it’s on a 9x12 inch hardboard panel that’s a little thinner than I usually go. we wanted it as light as I could get it so that shipping wouldn’t be too crazy! I’m typically more of a process oriented artist anyway but I leaned more into that for this.
i need to go get groceries but there’s Temperature outside :(
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Imagine picking up up a pint of ice cream for $5 and when you get to the register it’s $6. This is going to be a nightmare for everyone who works there.
If you catch them raising prices on you in the store, complain. Get a manager. Make a scene. Show them time-stamped photos of prices: “I put a $5 item in my cart and that’s how much I intend to pay for it.” Do it every day. Give them 1 star reviews.
Consumer backlash is how we stop this. It’s the only way. Especially with companies like Walmart that have established themselves as the only option in rural communities. It’s not “being a Karen” if you’re making legitimate complaints and being exploited.
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If you comment, I will love it. It’s that simple.
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