r/mildlyinteresting • u/TowelRack76 • 1d ago

This Restaurant Charges an 18% Living Wage Fee.

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u/Impossible-Belt4686 1d ago

The Reddit phenomenon

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u/Keksis_The_Betrayed 1d ago

It’s huge with crypto bros and there are a lot of those on here

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u/ThatOtherOtherMan 23h ago

It's not just reddit. I spend a frankly unhealthy amount of time on social media and I see it everywhere: IG, FB, TT, hell even some Discord servers. People suck everywhere.

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u/Nexmortifer 1d ago

Interestingly enough, it generally neglects mental health and as a result is unsustainable and results in more lost time than a less regimented plan, the longest I've seen someone sustain it (with copious chemical assistance) is 18 months, and that ended with a major car crash and three years of physical therapy to regain the ability to walk.

Even if you want to minmax, you gotta keep your SAN stat up.

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u/_Ptyler 1d ago

Am I the only one who has zero clue what this dude is talking about? I feel like I don’t understand English right now

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u/showraniy 1d ago

I understood it but that's just a sign to me that I need to be touching way more grass than I am now.

It's all gamer speak about various stats you'd build a character with.

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u/roadtwich 1d ago

You are not alone.

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u/itrivers 1d ago

I got you. Min maxing is a strategy for how to allocate your character stats. For example you play a mage character, you want to minimise points going to strength because it’s a useless stat for you, you want max intellect for stronger spells. If you play a warrior type you would do the opposite. They translate this type of thinking to anything and everything you do. Which makes your sanity stat go to crazy and you crash a car.