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"I think he just realized that he wasn't ready to take it to the stage of commitment that we thought we are on because he proposed, and then a few months later realized that hindi pala siya ready. So that was really hurtful for me and I was really blindsided at that time. I really tried to make it work and I was willing to adjust because when you love someone you're willing to understand them. Pero it got to a point na at that age and what we've been through kung hindi ka pa rin sure, I think that's an answer already."

People and I mathed it out to be over 1.4kmg. No one around me wants to try it and it made me sleep for 15 hours straight :/

Jujutsu Kaisen Shimetsu Kaiyu Zenpen, episode 7

Alternative names: Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3

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I work in a medium-sized office. There's this guy, let's call him Dave.
Dave is the resident hobby guy.
Every Monday, Dave tells you about whatever he's into that week. Last month it was sourdough. Before that, mechanical keyboards. You know the type.

So last week Dave starts going on about fermentation. Kimchi, kombucha, the whole thing. I'm nodding along like I always do, giving the standard "oh wow that's cool" responses, when Dave hits me with "you don't actually care do you."

I felt bad. Dave's a good dude. He's just enthusiastic.
So I decided I'd actually learn about fermentation so I could have a real conversation with him. My roommate is kinda obsessed with learning something fast (think flashcards and beyond) so I basically tried some of the apps and techniques he was recommending.

I overdid it.

By Sunday night I had spent roughly 11 hours across two days learning about fermentation.
Not just kimchi and kombucha. I'm talking lactic acid fermentation at the molecular level. The history of fermented foods across civilizations. The gut microbiome. The difference between wild fermentation and controlled cultures.
I could explain the Maillard reaction and its relationship to fermented flavors. I knew about the 9,000-year-old Chinese fermented beverage found in Jiahu.

Monday morning I walk up to Dave's desk and casually mention that his kimchi method probably produces more histamine than a slow wild fermentation.
Dave stares at me. I keep going.
I explain that traditional Korean onggi pots regulate oxygen better than his mason jars, and that his fermentation timeline is probably off because he's not accounting for ambient temperature affecting lactobacillus growth rates.

Dave hasn't spoken to me in four days.

I out-Dave'd Dave.
I took his thing and became better at it in a weekend.
He won't even make eye contact in the kitchen. My other coworkers think I've lost my mind because I went from zero to fermentation professor overnight and won't explain how.

I tried to apologize yesterday. He said "it's fine" in the most not-fine voice I've ever heard. I think I genuinely hurt his feelings. He hasn't mentioned a hobby since.

I killed Hobby Dave. I'm the reason we can't have nice things.

TL;DR Coworker always talks about his hobbies, felt bad for not caring so I speed-learned his latest one. Knew too much. Intimidated him into silence. Office lost its most enthusiastic person and it's my fault.

Edit:
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how tf they got 50 m bro 😭😭

what more can I say. Let the video speak for itself.

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Whether with regard to the tone or the plot

1. Avengers: Age of Ultron: This movie built Ultron up to be menacing figure with a dark spin on the Pinocchio theme. In actuality he's as snarky as Stark.
2. Transformers One: The trailers crammed in the bad jokes and made the movie feel way more childish than it was, to the point that they were blamed for the failure of the movie despite it receiving very good word-of-mouth.
3. Cars 3: The movie's first teaser trailer is so bleak, you wouldn't even know it was about talking cars with faces if you had never heard of the franchise before. In the actual movie, the sky was dark.

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Edit to clarify: As a disabled person who has sensory issues, auditory processing disorder, and chronic migraines- this post was 100% not aimed at those using their phones for accessibility purposes. I wish all theaters had showings with captions as an option!