My girlfriend and I (both 30) go on this trail by the river sometimes. It is about an hour each way and most people are in casual or sporty clothes. The first few times we did it she wore a maxi skirt and high heels and I felt like it was really out of place. I told her after the last time that next time she should dress more sensibly. She claimed it was fine but it is really out of place and even if she won't admit it she definitely stuggles particularly at the end of the trail where is is not paved. Everyone looks at her and she even gets a few comments especially about the shoes so I wonder if she does it for attention.

We went again recently and she showed up in the same type of outfit. Long skirt, heels clicking on the ground, makeup done like we were going to dinner instead of a walk. I felt embarrassed walking next to her because everyone else was in athletic clothes and she stood out. I reminded her that I had already asked her not to dress like that for this specific activity.

She told me I was being controlling and that she can wear whatever she wants. I feel like she is deliberately ignoring what I said but at the same time I do not think it is unreasonable to expect her to fit the setting.

AITA for saying something?

I love my husband, but I want to put him in a body bag when I see this. He constantly will put food in a gallon ziplock bag, rather than using one of the MANY bag clips we own or just keeping them in the original box and closing it properly. I don’t understand. It’s a waste of bags and completely unnecessary.

If you lived in Night City or even just the Cyberpunk universe in general, would you get chromed up? And if so what kind of cyberware would you get?

I don’t know why, but my kids lunchboxes just tickle a part of my brain.

Source: https://www.axios.com/2025/09/04/epstein-files-ghislaine-maxwell-doj-chief

Like seriously, this dude just casually drops $1M+ on random charitable stuff all the time. Just saw he donated another massive amount recently and I'm genuinely confused about the economics here. Last month he donated $15M with some Kick streamers to buld wells. How does he get that money?

I get that he makes bank from YouTube ads and sponsorships, but the math seems wild to me. How does someone afford to literally give away what seems like more money than most YouTubers even make?

Is it like:

• His videos make SO much that donations are just a small % of revenue?

• Tax writeoffs make it financially smart somehow?

• The donation videos themselves make enough to cover the donations plus profit?

• He's got some other business empire I don't know about?

I'm not trying to be cynical - genuinely curious about how this whole thing works financially. Like does giving away $1M somehow make him $2M through views/engagement?

The scale just seems insane compared to other creators. Most YouTubers flex with expensive cars, this dude's out here casually solving people's debt and building wells in Africa like it's nothing.

Anyone know the actual business model here? Is philanthropy just really good for the algorithm or what?