I change my clothes regularly, but I wear basketball shorts as pajamas and don’t put my wallet, keys, etc. in them.

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Only when I leave the house, which I don’t most days, since I work from home. People who need to change more frequently (I can’t imagine that e.g. roofers can wear the same pants even twice) could still leave things in their pockets and move them over either when they get undressed or when they get dressed (I imagine the former, leaving your wallet and keys in the fresh pair, would be especially important if you get very dirty).

A derogatory term for people who want to make things good. Yep, sounds like politics.

At this point, you could just tell them it’s fake and get a decent amount of the population on board. Permanent utopia in perfect VR? Sign me the fuck up.

I just leave my shorts or pants (depending on weather) hanging on the back of the door with everything still in the pockets (except my phone). I change them once a week or as needed and just transfer the stuff when I’m putting on the fresh pair.

You should look up what actual communists think instead of listening to capitalist propaganda on what communists think. In short, communism is a stateless, classless, moneyless society. The best well-known analogy is the Federation from Star Trek: The Next Generation.

It’s basically that or communism. Nothing else deals halfway serviceably with a large population of people who can’t be employed.

If you toast it before use, it’s pretty much identical to unfrozen toasted bread.

Apartments are by definition rented. If they’re individually owned, they’re condominiums.

She was wink-wink-nudge-nudge “unconfirmed.” Very close with a female companion.

Earn is a strong word. He obtains more money.

Dedicated doughnut places are insanely expensive here, but Kroger of all places has some quite good cake doughnuts. Their yeast ones suck, though.

Teacher got the worksheet from someone else and didn’t know the answer.