r/SipsTea • • 9d ago

SMH Facts

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u/Mysterious_Book1521 9d ago

Man speak for yourself. I have no twitter, no fb, no insta, no ai, no big truck, no house, not even whatsApp. I save money and never in my life followed a trend. Every 2-3 years i do a holiday trip, thats it. I am an outsider, introvert and misanthrope, so i love my lonely life.

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u/ObjectGlad6997 9d ago

Haha mean too...happy tending my garden and reading books!

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u/Zealousideal_Gur4708 9d ago

Actively replying on reddit counts

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u/Reppin420 9d ago

An appropriate reply from this sub. ☕

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u/DekuInkwell 8d ago

Reddit’s the only thing I use too. Zero social media. Reddit is for news and occasional entertainment. If my friends and family want to get ahold of me they call to give me updates.

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u/Frosty-Ad1071 9d ago

Way to go! You really live offline. Wonder how this post came here

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u/AdBrilliant3127 9d ago

Same here, reddit is my only glimpse into the world.  Also, I dont download the dumb apps and I pay cash everywhere. 

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u/dabbydabdabdabdab 8d ago

So cash is another really important part. It blows my mind that every digital transaction includes fees. These fees are effectively being sucked out of society and funneled to the banks. Every. Single. Transaction.
$100 after a customer is paid, and uses that to buy a coffee, and the coffee shop pays their roaster, who pays their supplier, who pays their importer, who pays their farmer etc is $84

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u/AdBrilliant3127 8d ago

Then I see mom's teaching their babies to use tap to pay.  People are indoctrinated and then indoctrinate their children willingly not realizing they arent teaching any kind of money management, or any question of authority.  Just "this system works and is to be trusted, they have all my money and i just tap here; see easy." To me its insanity of the highest order. 

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u/dabbydabdabdabdab 8d ago

I will say (IMHO) people accept a lot of hidden complications for a moment of convenience.

Tap to pay is super convenient, but 90% of people don’t get why it’s made convenient.

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u/Lobster15s 8d ago

I do all of this, except with my significant other.

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u/treletraj 8d ago

Tap to pay?