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Saturday, February 7, 2026
no really Garbage, his YouTube channel's actual holdings are in real-estate
when he was talking about doing the private yacht thing (which he decided to do this private plane thing instead)
he reasoned he could get 30M in debt financing, mostly against their real estate in Surrey, BC
his cope is it's just curry
yeah I had to turn the olympics off
they're comparing all the US figure skaters to game of thrones characters
it's so fucking cringe
It had to be Estonia, didn't it
I'd not seen this guy doing commentary before, it felt like one of the NBC hosts who knows maybe 1/5th of the rules and is there to make pop-culture references and hype
I assume the A-team will commentate the finals, I think this might have been the NBC crew commenting on morning warm ups and some of the team comp
Canada had a shot at the end too, they made a bit of a comeback
They've lost 3 in a row, 3-3
Sunday, February 8, 2026
I read that as joe biden
yeah that is true
modern buildings no longer have stairs
He means like, would you use an elevator to go up 1 floor
say you're on 6 and you want to get to 7
some people can't use stairs, or the stairs might actually take longer than the elevator, or, like spooky said, some buildings might not even have stairs, or forbid you from using stairs (one of the parking lots near my workplace has barred stairs because you're supposed to use the elevator so you can check in your card)
old buildings were usually built around stairs, and *if* they have elevators they're on the end of the building, out of the way and more meant as a handicap/ADA thing
now though, I can't think of a building I've been in where the elevators aren't the designated way to move up/down floors, and you'd be weird for going out of your way to try to find/use the stairs
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 say you're on 6 and you want to get to 7 (edited)
FUCK
it's more like what Fire says, they have emrgency stairs somwhere.... probably
or alarmed
though actually
the building I used to work in specifically had stairs that would lock if there was a fire in the building
so idfk
the stairwells were the fire break
to preserve building rigidity
Stairs are typically right next to the elevators what building are you going to spooky
not anymore
thats not true
Replying to (Not Spooky) Spark Dragon #sparkdragoon Stairs are typically right next to the elevators what building are you going to spooky
i have never seen stairs next to an elevator
every building ive gone to thats new or old they are around the same area
just because you have to turn one corner does not mean they are not close
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 to preserve building rigidity
"to be fair, it would be more sad for the building to fall apart than for a group of humans to burn to death" cat vs tree type reasoning
I seen that in malls, we're talking office buildings/apartments
office building and appartments are the same way
go to any hotel in columbus and they are right next to each other
appartments are laid out in the same way
