Apparently "leave the bathroom without washing your hands"
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this post was submitted on 24 Jul 2022
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But fam, the best part about cash is knowing that someone was just touching themself and now it's on the coins that they just put in my hand.
Overly hype people who just died. Even when people don't know the person at all, or if the person was a piece of shit... when they die, they are suddenly some kind of saint and it is sad that they're dead.
I'm not sad when people I don't know die. Death is a normal part of life. Being friendly and positive towards someone is a good thing, but maybe... just maybe... do it when they're still alive. When they're dead and you talk about how great they were, but never said anything like that while they were alive, then you're only doing it for your social standing. It's something really disgusting.
"Lead a meaningful life."
Trust me, no one is leading a meaningful life
Say "bless you" when someone sneezes. I read somewhere that it's more appropriate to politely ignore it.