there is a small gap in my talking around the 8:16 mark because I had to replace audio because i done goofed with copyright stuff. anyways, i said "I have so many questions" T_T
@@santiagobutler6282 bro my family is notpoor and i get allowance every week, they want to give me more, but i refuse them because i just use my money for food and save the rest
@@santiagobutler6282 Depends on what you think poor is. A lot of poor people are poor because they are not responsible with their finances. But in my country you also get money from the state if you don't have a job for example. So poverty isn't as extreme as in other countries.
They need the beige to not feel overwhelmed by all the stuff they bought. Just like they need tons of cupboards and organization tools to not have to constantly see all the clutter they acquired. It also hides it, so the money sunk into unnecessary junk escapes your mind and you don't have to be confronted by your bad consumerist choices.
@@elan825 And the endless transparent containers that only really showcase the most aesthetically pleasing (and the ones that serve as a signal of a higher status, of course) products...while you just know the rest of actual necessities and everything else is shoved behind some beige door, curtain, or a box. It's such a common denominator that seems wild to me (a passionate maximalist)
It’s really ironic that beige people, the people who like the most boring colour in the whole world. are still over consuming because these people are desperate to keep the beige theme so badly.
1) Thank God I don't have TikTok 2) Holy crap I had no idea consumerism had this much of a chokehold on society - the excessive accessories for the Stanley cups...just what
You know you've reached end stage terminal capitalism when reusable cups are looking like those military bags with the MOLLE straps that allow you to attach even more things to it.
It can’t be good for the body either. I have an outside job so I take two water bottles to work and just having them slotted on the sides of my work bag is a noticeable weight but distributed evenly. That giant mug, the water weight and the added accessories all supported by hand? Probably not a good idea for prolonged periods of time. And yes, I did see the shoulder strap but the same applies to the shoulders. Big heavy purses can cause the body issues as well.
Please, stop eating Crumbl. It’s undercooked and over priced (not to mention the way they treat their workers). Just go out and get a tube of cookie dough from the grocery store and make it for yourself. If you want that soft cookie style, cut the cookies and then freeze them. Cooking from frozen will help give you the outside crisp/inside soft thing. And if you wanna make your own fully cooked but still soft cookies, switch away from all purpose flour, cake or bread flour can give you more cake-y or bread-y texture. And if you want to REALLY make a soft cookie mess up proof, remove 1-2tbsp of flour and replace them with corn starch. The amount is variable depending on recipe size, but take it from a professional baker. It’s doable and you don’t have to run the risk of kinetic sand cookies. Edit: Gonna add this here cause a few people have thanked me for the soft cookie tips. If you want softer cookies from scratch, never melt your butter/fat. It needs to be creamed in (beaten with the sugars) until it's light and fluffy since that's the only way air gets added into your recipe. Combine that with the other tips and you shouldn't have any issues.
Genuinely helpful tip, thank you ❤ My friend used to work at a trendy bakery that treated their workers like shit, so I'm all for throwing off the shackles of corporate cookie dependence.
I’ll eat some blood cookies but crumbl is so expensive and not that good. I’m sure your local grocery store or baker or cafe has better big fat soft cookies. Also the atmosphere is like a sci-fi dystopian movie 😢
@@milapartmentif you give a goldfish a small bowl with little food it won’t grow, if you throw it in a pond with infinite food they grow as big as a dog how does that not work it’s biology
As someone who grew up in a family that reused and saved every jar and container we bought and wore things (like shoes) till they were literally falling apart and survived on second-hand clothes and furniture and VERY rarely got new toys, I will say becoming an adult and having even a bit of disposable income it’s been so hard to train myself to balance between “I’m allowed to buy something nice for myself once in a while” but also “do I really need it or does it just look pretty or glamorized”. I still try and recycle/reuse things but I don’t save every single container from a product I buy. I still thrift my clothes but will buy new every now and then. I hate this trend of collecting reusable water bottles and ALL the stuff. It makes me feel so gross.
I feel like I've over corrected because I grew up a similiar way, now when I have disposable income my brain immediately jumps to "You never had this stuff growing up, so you deserve it now"
i hate the skin care/makeup overconsumption so much. Not only is it incredibly unnecessary but its also useless, since more than half the products the person bulk buyed will probably go bad before they get to open them
I mean, once you have a skincare routine and products (or other cosmetics, or food, or anything consumable really) you know you're going to use regularly, why wouldn't you stock up, whether it's because you found a good temporary deal, can save on shipping by buying in bulk, or even just to have confidence that you don't need to worry about the state of your skincare supplies for a few months? Expiration dates are obviously a thing, and there's no point buying a kilo of moisturizer only to then decide "eh, I actually don't like this one that much", but if you know you are going to use up something, having a solid supply of it is just more peace of mind and one less thing to keep track of.
@@maciejstachowski183nobody criticises that. But look what this girl had under her bed. If they aren't at least 4 people, she'll never use it up in time.
@@pinkmuffin9842 yeah, at some point that obviously just becomes hoarding, but some of those TikToks just feel like somewhat extreme and edited for social media, but not unreasonable stockpiling (for instance, I could definitely see myself buying four of the same charger if I know it works well for me and have multiple things that need charging or want one in every room, or stocking up on large amounts of non-perishable food in organized containers).
In addition to that, influencers show a ridiculous over-application of layers makeup and skin care. You have to remember that post on social media showing products are always essentially ads and they want you to overbuy.
How the heck are they even gonna drink from that cup after they've transformed it into a friggin' backpack? Are they planning to do dumbbell curls with that thing?
And then all the stuff falls on their face when they take a sip… I guess that is what the straw was for? Also, how are there two different compartments within the mug??
i just want stuff to not be “core”, i saw a video of a girl who’s dad had passed. At the funeral she made a video and said “funeral fit core”. WHAT. *edit* grandpa not dad
honestly that just sounds like a coping method. when im upset and feel like i wanna die or smth sometimes ill just think “wanna kms core” to kind of laugh at myself ig?? 😭 idk the thing ur referencing just sounds like someone trying to lessen their stress or sadness
No it sounds like something a modern day attention seeker would do to create content from any source possible. And it's disgusting, disrespectful behavior. Real coping is rarely filmed, edited and posted@@murrVNC
I miss when the only core people would say was “hardcore” and they were usually talking about music.. a lot of these “cores” are aesthetics and lifestyles that already exist. I know trends and names change with time but this is getting ridiculous.
Plant mama advice: My plants usually stop growing when the roots are growing against the pot, so you may be inclined to repot your plant at some point in time☺️ greetings from Germany on a day that definitely lacked a ray of sunshine for me!
I hate how they all do the same thing as well; no music, just nails tapping on everything, must crinkle everything that can be crinkled. I HATE it so much. The quiet is unnerving and makes me want to block them
16:40 we only need to look at men’s vs women’s fashion. For women styles change every season. (Not the TikTok trends but offline fashion) while men’s styles stay relatively similar over many years.
Not that I (a woman) don't appreciate the creativity of new styles (e.g., puffy long-sleeve sweaters), but I dislike how clothing companies equate femininity (i.e., existing as a woman) with constantly buying new clothes. Men can wear the same flannel shirt style for 20+ years, but women are (usually) shamed for not keeping up with fashion trends.
@@christiesanchez4013 From what I saw, for most people, if your clothes look good, they look good. So don't feel pressured into chasing trends. I dream of someday dressing like the young Eddie Vedder and looking that good lol.
There's a level of hell that is untouched here for you Ray. One of the creators you used a lot there is named Emily Leah. She used to be a big name in the anti multi-level marketing UA-camr sphere because she would point out that (rightly) MLMs prey on women by forcing them to buy untold amounts of products so they can make a commission of their 'business'. She who once told women not to buy too much stuff to feel valid is now... living in a beige hell of stuff. You truly do die a hero or live long enough to become the villain.
I think people who excessively overconsume in this way actually have wounding and fears around scarcity. Like my mom always has bulk snacks, toilet paper, cleaning supplies, etc. and I asked if she had a fear of running out of things. Since then she’s brought it up multiple times and expressed she is really afraid of not having enough to survive, even though my family doesn’t struggle for money. It stems to her childhood and how he parents raised her around money. I also think buying things can be a source of dopamine that people really cling to, despite the fact that there are other, healthier options.
My grandmother would never let me throw out expired stuff (you had to sneak it out gradually when she wasn't looking or pretend you wanted to use it) because of the depression. Though surprisingly 20 year old cleaning products are fine (except windex - it goes weird).
This reminds me of when a little kid I teach dance to asked me what BRAND my WATER BOTTLE was😭😭😭 She’s 11 and already thinks everything needs to have a trendy brand, and we’re 5 years apart I just showed her the normal plastic Great Value bottle and told her not everything needs to have a brand
I teach kids too, and they asked me why I hadn't replaced my old water bottle with a new one yet. I haven't had to buy a water bottle yet, I just clean and use the ones people forget. Many are branded steel bottles.
Why don’t u have more subs this genuinely upsets me you make such good content. I’ve always wanted to be a UA-camr but I realised how hard editing is and seeing videos this good makes me appreciate them so much more
You should try it anyway. If you do it for views it won't work but if you do it because the idea is appealing, try so. Maybe you will like it enough to continue or doing 1 or 2 videos will be enough. You don't have to show your face btw, look at the youtuber Dream
they're so incredibly not worth it. i've only ever tried them when like, a coworker brought them in to share or someone gifted them. and never have i been remotely interested in buying my own. i think i've had 2-3 crumbl coupons in my wallet for YEARS. they're so overpriced and just... not good.
My ex GF got some once. Took 1 bite and was done. Honestly Subway has better cookies. However if you want to buy cookies like that, find a local mom and pop bakery. Where I used to live at in Michigan we had a little family run bakery. You name the dessert, it was on point.
RIGHT?!! You're not an octopus; you can't slice open 8 freaking boxes at once! Do you host box-slicing opening parties or something?!! Do you frequently misplace tiny knives?! I'm bafflegasted. 😩
My former friend would ridicule and roast me for accepting my uncles old car, a 2002 Ford. Like dude it's free and it already had a check up right before he handed to me. Look at him now, he crashed his new (bought by his parents) car into a pole and his parents refuse to help financially. It happened way back but it's only recently I got news from a mutual friend. Karma bro. To think there are people who need to consume this hard by keep buying new CARS every 2-4 years it's insane but they exist...
I love my 2002 Chevy impala. I heard some people can drive beyond the usual 250,000 miles if they take care of their cars. I am hoping for the same. :)
i feel like the answer to all this is so so simple and we always take it as a joke but like… go outside. as in delete ur social media for a month and see how your perspective changes on this stuff
FRRRR!! all my friends have social media and follow trends like they’re the most important thing in the world, while I barely use youtube and don’t even care. I feel like I can breathe lol
Boss you ain't lying. I live in the sticks about 40 minutes north of Detroit. Fall here is beautiful. Most nights after work, I'll get a fire going outside, grab a shot of whisky, some music and just look at the stars. Phone stays inside. I always feel so much better when I come in for the night.
I miss the days when people thought for themselves and had common sense. Why does a UA-camr or anyone else need to tell you that 6 $50 cups tor one person is over doing it. Or that you're not supposed to go through life desperately trying to impress or show up other people or base your likes and dislikes on what your favorite TikToker recommends.
I’m sure people know their own thoughts and opinions, but sometimes I want someone cracking jokes and making funny edits about it, since I’m not that witty
I love to organize things and I love organizational containers because I really struggle with object permanence. If I don't have my things on display, I forget they're there (and I don't exactly have a TON of stuff... my field of study just requires a lot of study material and books lol). But restocking content really irked me because I saw how much stuff people were "stocking" that they didn't really need. I quit watching all restocking content the moment I saw someone restock an entire drawer of CANDY. Overconsumption is such a crisis!
I just didn't understand the draw to these vids. Wow they put stuff in an organizer in a drawer!!!! Somewhere there's a 9 year old kid shredding on a guitar or hitting the drums like John Bonham, but restocking vids get attention.
Legit watched a video of someone who had 10 sweaters, titled “under-consumption”… like… the brain rot? the complete inability to grasp the meaning of “under”? insane.
What? I have about 10 sweaters... because I've bought them from thrift over many years. I have 7 pairs of jeans. Because I buy them over time. I have 40 shirts. Because I keep almost everything I'm given. Having 1p sweaters isn't a lot
Dude you should be happy with your plants. They are tall, beautiful and are thriving. You can't expect them to keep growing indefinitely. You should totaly feel validated with such wonderful plants.
i was staring at those streets bc they looked insanely familiar. I search up the crumbl cookie and lo and behold it's actually the same city. who would have thought I lived this close to him wow
I have a big one branded with one of my TCG companies and I use it in all seasons but summer to drink my 2L of tea each day 🤣 But like it was so expensive that even with that use I am like... Uhhh this one has to stick with me for 10+ years to be "worth it" 😂
I like big water bottles so I don’t have to worry about refilling it as often and I can stay hydrated. I still think the Stanley was stupidly overhyped
I have a container hoarding problem but the difference is i don't buy the containers, instead i keep the containers that cane with things i bought and end up a with a ton of containers that i don't need. Its like the moment i see an empty container my mind goes, oh that can be used to store something so then i keep it.
It take some time, but if you want to have your stuff in jars instead of containers in which they came in, just keep the glass jars you get from products such as pickles, jam, etc. Eventually you will have a good collection of them. Yes they will be in different shapes but no additional money spent.
Hear me out about those drawer organizers, I am a disorganized person at times and things on my desk and bathroom counter can get really messy. I kept seeing shorts of people organizing their stuff with those containers and also using a counter shelf for their bathrooms to organize their things. I decided to buy some myself and it helped me greatly. It made my space look really clean. Though I am all for organizers making life a lot easier and cleaner, I think we should stop buying things that we don't need. I think having like five AirPods is too excessive. Or even buying too many iPhones every time a new one comes out. I also think that is too excessive. Having some organizers to organize their things, I think is a good investment since things tend to get hectic and all over the place but over buying things it not the way to go. That also includes under buying things because I can see that as becoming unhygenic and a potential health hazard if it's way too extreme. Just my thoughts on the matter.
It doesn't help if you are disorganized. People who buy those containers for that reason always end up being equally disorganized, but now with additional stuff in those containers, and everything else still on and around your counter. Those things only work for people who are the polar opposite; obsessively organized. Because you need to actually keep those things in order. It doesn't magically stay organized.
@@jbird4478 It worked for me because everything had its own place and I knew where to look when I need something. When things are all bunched up in my drawer, it’s hard to find things. Just in my experience, it has helped me a lot better than without the organized containers.
@@jbird4478 I understand that but for me, everything has its place. I usually lose things or they're just laying around on my desk or bathroom counter. Having those containers help me find things easier and give each thing a place off of the desk and bathroom. I guess it is all about upkeep and staying consistent to keep those items where you decide to put them in the first place.
I recall an organizational book recommend wait until you have downsized/decluttered to find out what you actually have already before purchasing storage. It does look like they are not only purchasing the storage but items for it in one swoop.
Even if I don't want to, I nowadays get those restock shorts on youtube and I decided to check couple of them. So much single use items and plastic galore! Also almost all of them have similar aesthetic or they "over do it" just for the sake of the video and it lowkey turns into rage bate. Literally they just show all of the things they have clearly gotten either for free / bought just because from amazon and hide the fact that it might be an AD. Like this is getting out of hand lol. (literally, some of them have sleeves so high up that it bothers people and idk is that done or purpose or not..)
I store my food in clear containers in the pantry, but only because I don't want bugs to get into open containers- anything that comes sealed stays in it's original packaging.
I get accepting a sponser bc yk money, but aura doesnt provide proof that they do anything. Not only proof but they seem to only target the big data brokers (NPD). These arent the people you should worry about. Those people (the ones to worry about) have built their own webscrapers and save what they want on their own servers. Aura will not help IF youre already a victim.
Matching in beige is the core of overconsumption 😢 haha but seriously, consuming for the aesthetic has gone too far! Thoroughly enjoyed your informative yet entertaining video. You are the funniest person on the internet I’ve seen in a while! 😂😂😂
One thing! The original concept of the bag for a tumbler/reusable water bottle was by Kate Gabrielle. She had so many designs, I feel bad that it was ripped off (the patent is currently pending). I remember seeing it waaaaay before the Stanley cup craze. It's meant to hold so many differnt types of reusable cups. I've wanted one for a while but they didn't really have anything in my style, per say. LOL
I've noticed the double consumption also comes with buying LOTS of new things (That don't last or are well overpriced), rather than buying less, and buying quality, that will last for a long time. Great video
"underkonsumtion" is so wierd, im a college student now and live in kind of frat (in germany) and we are allways repairing everything, i just repaired a like 10y/o dishwasher cause this shit was leaking like crazy and im going to swap out our kitchen for another one we got on the attic. thats not "underkonsumption" thats just living like a normal human being and not destroying the playnet witha crazy amount of over konsumption
Except it would still be better to have different colors for each person. I suspect that since that color is bland and boring, it was on sale. 6 cups for x-dollars.
@@markusgorelli5278this is actually the case in our house (not Stanleys but still water bottles) we got a bunch of bottles for cheap because they were a kind of ugly pale green color and we just put stickers on all of them to be able to tell them apart.
Holy cow your channel grew so fast, I remember when I first subbed at like 40k and I was so mad at how underrated you were! I’m so happy to see you getting more subscribers, your content is top tier and so funny
everytime i watch ur vids i'm like "why doesn't this guy have a million subs???" cuz the amount of effort and creativity that goes into them is top tier 👌💯
Also- an entire stick of butter each?! 🤢 I don’t know how I just found you but I haven’t laughed like that in awhile. You should consider stand up😅 Thank you! Subscribed
I thought we already went through product overconsumtion in 2017 with makeup, when everyone would buy 20 makeup pallettes for a "collection" and then would realize its way too many to use before their expiration
i think an interesting thing about the whole “wanting stuff to be aesthetic is shallow and bad” argument is that like. people by default like things that look nice. we like things that are pretty or fun or pleasing to the eye and that’s like extremely normal. and i feel like the modern world has often abandoned the concepts of like graphic design that’s meant to look good in favor of graphic design that’s meant to be insanely eye catching (and oftentimes ugly) on the store shelves. and in the past, cheap stuff was plain and boring, expensive fancy stuff was embellished. and we’ve flipped that completely to cheap stuff being embellished in a tacky, cheap way and expensive things being aesthetic and plain. no one wants their shower/kitchen to look like an advertisement with clashing colors and loud texts that reflect brands and drawing the eyes attention to them rather than the surrounding room that’s been decorated with the individuals personal wants. having things that are plain (not even pretty necessarily) is a privilege in this portion of hyper-advertising stage of capitalism. and if you can’t afford/don’t want to buy the products with packaging that assaults your eyeballs the next best thing is to find a cheap plain aesthetic package that diverts attention away from the product and allows the eye to focus on the room/actual decor that you’ve decorated your home in for your own pleasure, not just to look cookiecutter “good” and “aesthetic” for social media. it feels like the hyperunderconsumption core is oftentimes just trying to punish poor people for a) daring to engage in an inherently unsustainable capitalism system for things that aren’t basic needs and b) wanting to have a nice, pleasing space to live in by acting like any poor person who’s trying to curate their home in an affordable manner is just “over consuming” and trying to “copy the rich tik tok influencers they’re too poor to be like :(“ rather than realizing that poor people are people too and a lot of people naturally don’t LIKE to live in a place where they’re surrounded by things they don’t like looking at.
My only thing with the "unboxing boxes to put food in them" is that depending on where you live its actually a smart thing. Humidity is the devil's breath when it comes to a lot of dry food and pouring out the last bit of something from a box only to find a clump of mold is not how you wanna start your meal lol
I have two stanleys because I was blessed by my birthday gift givers not communicating, and I am OVERJOYED to have the option of a cold water and a cold special bevvie (I need hydration drops and being able to add a flavor packet makes it so fun). I cannot fathom more than two unless you just don't wash them regularly or forget them all over your influencer mansion.
there is a small gap in my talking around the 8:16 mark because I had to replace audio because i done goofed with copyright stuff. anyways, i said "I have so many questions" T_T
Give your plants a bigger pot and some NPK fertilizer
what did you say that got copywritten?
I've been living this "underconsumption core" for years, but it used to be called "being responsible with finances"
Nah it’s called being poor
@@santiagobutler6282 Nah! It's called not destroying earth and future of humanity with ur own hands due self ignorance and utter stupidity.
@@santiagobutler6282 bro my family is notpoor and i get allowance every week, they want to give me more, but i refuse them because i just use my money for food and save the rest
@@santiagobutler6282 Depends on what you think poor is. A lot of poor people are poor because they are not responsible with their finances. But in my country you also get money from the state if you don't have a job for example. So poverty isn't as extreme as in other countries.
@@santiagobutler6282middle class can just choose not to be capitalism's victims
Idk, not all but SOME consumption core tiktoks feel like "Trashy if you're poor, Classy if you're rich" vibes
right !
And it's all trashy
Wdym?
I think it’s still trashy if you’re rich lmao
can it just be fine?!
WHY CANT IT JUST BE FINE DESPITE OF SOCIAL OR FINANCIAL CLASS??!
The comment on beige is actually so accurate. Pairing overconsumption with "minimalist" colours is so interesting.
@@ellingtongriffin5521 yeah!
because if its colorful its "hoarding" and "bad financial decisions"
They need the beige to not feel overwhelmed by all the stuff they bought. Just like they need tons of cupboards and organization tools to not have to constantly see all the clutter they acquired. It also hides it, so the money sunk into unnecessary junk escapes your mind and you don't have to be confronted by your bad consumerist choices.
@@elan825 And the endless transparent containers that only really showcase the most aesthetically pleasing (and the ones that serve as a signal of a higher status, of course) products...while you just know the rest of actual necessities and everything else is shoved behind some beige door, curtain, or a box. It's such a common denominator that seems wild to me (a passionate maximalist)
It’s really ironic that beige people, the people who like the most boring colour in the whole world. are still over consuming because these people are desperate to keep the beige theme so badly.
Tiktok trying not to have a crisis for 5 minutes (level impossible)
Content for the content gods
😂😂😂
TikTok is a crisis
@@sylphiumTikTok is a Tiktok
their attention span wouldn’t make it 5 minutes
1) Thank God I don't have TikTok 2) Holy crap I had no idea consumerism had this much of a chokehold on society - the excessive accessories for the Stanley cups...just what
You know you've reached end stage terminal capitalism when reusable cups are looking like those military bags with the MOLLE straps that allow you to attach even more things to it.
It can’t be good for the body either. I have an outside job so I take two water bottles to work and just having them slotted on the sides of my work bag is a noticeable weight but distributed evenly. That giant mug, the water weight and the added accessories all supported by hand? Probably not a good idea for prolonged periods of time.
And yes, I did see the shoulder strap but the same applies to the shoulders. Big heavy purses can cause the body issues as well.
Always has been. It's the natural state of the world, to consume
"Thank God I don’t have TikTok" but you have youtube which is literally the same, people like these are also on ytb
YOU DONT HAVE TIKTOK?! YOUR MISSING OUT ON THE SWIPE GAMES!
Please, stop eating Crumbl.
It’s undercooked and over priced (not to mention the way they treat their workers). Just go out and get a tube of cookie dough from the grocery store and make it for yourself.
If you want that soft cookie style, cut the cookies and then freeze them. Cooking from frozen will help give you the outside crisp/inside soft thing.
And if you wanna make your own fully cooked but still soft cookies, switch away from all purpose flour, cake or bread flour can give you more cake-y or bread-y texture. And if you want to REALLY make a soft cookie mess up proof, remove 1-2tbsp of flour and replace them with corn starch. The amount is variable depending on recipe size, but take it from a professional baker. It’s doable and you don’t have to run the risk of kinetic sand cookies.
Edit: Gonna add this here cause a few people have thanked me for the soft cookie tips.
If you want softer cookies from scratch, never melt your butter/fat. It needs to be creamed in (beaten with the sugars) until it's light and fluffy since that's the only way air gets added into your recipe. Combine that with the other tips and you shouldn't have any issues.
I like to make the recipes that have some packet cake mix subbed in place of some flour when I want that super soft cookie 😊
but hooowww will people satisfy their FOMO if it's not some kind of exclusive limited edition flavour??!
Genuinely helpful tip, thank you ❤
My friend used to work at a trendy bakery that treated their workers like shit, so I'm all for throwing off the shackles of corporate cookie dependence.
I’ll eat some blood cookies but crumbl is so expensive and not that good. I’m sure your local grocery store or baker or cafe has better big fat soft cookies. Also the atmosphere is like a sci-fi dystopian movie 😢
yess thank you. making cookies is so easy
If you want your plants to grow, you need to replant them in larger pots! Plants are like goldfish, they grow as big as their container lets them
Stole my comment lol 🌱
That’s not how goldfish work 😭 it’s just horrifying abuse..not a cute phrase. It’s not even a true one
@@milapartmentif you give a goldfish a small bowl with little food it won’t grow, if you throw it in a pond with infinite food they grow as big as a dog how does that not work it’s biology
@@milapartment lmaooo fr
@@godregretsme6955 what i put it in the sea, like we gonna get a goldfish whale?
As someone who grew up in a family that reused and saved every jar and container we bought and wore things (like shoes) till they were literally falling apart and survived on second-hand clothes and furniture and VERY rarely got new toys, I will say becoming an adult and having even a bit of disposable income it’s been so hard to train myself to balance between “I’m allowed to buy something nice for myself once in a while” but also “do I really need it or does it just look pretty or glamorized”.
I still try and recycle/reuse things but I don’t save every single container from a product I buy. I still thrift my clothes but will buy new every now and then.
I hate this trend of collecting reusable water bottles and ALL the stuff. It makes me feel so gross.
Bro
Felt this
relatable
I have such a hard time throwing out jars, especially those square Nescafe ones.
I feel like I've over corrected because I grew up a similiar way, now when I have disposable income my brain immediately jumps to "You never had this stuff growing up, so you deserve it now"
We.
Are.
Literally.
Ka-driving.
KA-CHOWING was RIGHT there smh
That joke was exactly my sense of humour, this really is like sunshine
@@RayLikeSunshine 🌩 mcqueen
i hate the skin care/makeup overconsumption so much. Not only is it incredibly unnecessary but its also useless, since more than half the products the person bulk buyed will probably go bad before they get to open them
Exactly. But just wanted to point out it's 'bought' not buyed. (I'm not trying to be mean. Maybe you didn't realise. )⭐
I mean, once you have a skincare routine and products (or other cosmetics, or food, or anything consumable really) you know you're going to use regularly, why wouldn't you stock up, whether it's because you found a good temporary deal, can save on shipping by buying in bulk, or even just to have confidence that you don't need to worry about the state of your skincare supplies for a few months? Expiration dates are obviously a thing, and there's no point buying a kilo of moisturizer only to then decide "eh, I actually don't like this one that much", but if you know you are going to use up something, having a solid supply of it is just more peace of mind and one less thing to keep track of.
@@maciejstachowski183nobody criticises that. But look what this girl had under her bed. If they aren't at least 4 people, she'll never use it up in time.
@@pinkmuffin9842 yeah, at some point that obviously just becomes hoarding, but some of those TikToks just feel like somewhat extreme and edited for social media, but not unreasonable stockpiling (for instance, I could definitely see myself buying four of the same charger if I know it works well for me and have multiple things that need charging or want one in every room, or stocking up on large amounts of non-perishable food in organized containers).
In addition to that, influencers show a ridiculous over-application of layers makeup and skin care. You have to remember that post on social media showing products are always essentially ads and they want you to overbuy.
Underconsumption: the normal consumption made 💖✨ Fashionably ✨💖
Overconsumption: Hoarding made 💖✨ Fashionably ✨💖
I wonder what actual underconsumption would look like in the TikTok world-
Like is there some SUPER underconsumption?-
How the heck are they even gonna drink from that cup after they've transformed it into a friggin' backpack? Are they planning to do dumbbell curls with that thing?
And then all the stuff falls on their face when they take a sip… I guess that is what the straw was for? Also, how are there two different compartments within the mug??
i just want stuff to not be “core”, i saw a video of a girl who’s dad had passed. At the funeral she made a video and said “funeral fit core”. WHAT.
*edit* grandpa not dad
ppl are insane, if this happened on any funerals I've held she would've went w my folks 🙏
honestly that just sounds like a coping method. when im upset and feel like i wanna die or smth sometimes ill just think “wanna kms core” to kind of laugh at myself ig?? 😭 idk the thing ur referencing just sounds like someone trying to lessen their stress or sadness
No it sounds like something a modern day attention seeker would do to create content from any source possible. And it's disgusting, disrespectful behavior. Real coping is rarely filmed, edited and posted@@murrVNC
I miss when the only core people would say was “hardcore” and they were usually talking about music.. a lot of these “cores” are aesthetics and lifestyles that already exist. I know trends and names change with time but this is getting ridiculous.
I misread that last part as "edit grandpa not dead" and it confused the life out of me.
Can’t believe UA-cam hid this for 46 seconds
Unoriginal
Botted ahh comment 💀
Lucielle, gimme strength to not bonk this mf into making something original
😢@@AftonSmith-tm1hq
UA-cam hid it from me for seven hours
Plant mama advice: My plants usually stop growing when the roots are growing against the pot, so you may be inclined to repot your plant at some point in time☺️ greetings from Germany on a day that definitely lacked a ray of sunshine for me!
Langsam fängt die kalte Jahreszeit wieder an ^^
Und danke für den Tipp!
Hope that ray of sunshine helps your plants grow bigger😊😊
14:00 if that's "underconsumption" for Americans, that's how I'm sure their perspective of consumption is fckd up
Its a way of looking at things that displays how totally nuts billionare consumption is. Its not saying normal american consumption is good.
“Let’s follow common fucking sense core”-quote of the year
How the hell did that person think that they need to have SIX Stanleys?!! And how do they afford that 😭😭😭
Buy now pay later
Or the 3 AirPods!
Putting "core" after a word does not make it trendy. The level of sad does not change. In fact "core" makes it even more sad.
I hate how they all do the same thing as well; no music, just nails tapping on everything, must crinkle everything that can be crinkled. I HATE it so much. The quiet is unnerving and makes me want to block them
It's ripping off asmr on purpose. Another generally harmless "trend" grabbed by these people who are usually dropshippers
I fucking hate that ASMR tippy tapping that's everywhere now 😭
@@melbapeach162 it's just so disgusting and ridiculous
@@melbapeach162 REAL
Trust me, I absolutely hate it too. It drives me insane.
16:40 we only need to look at men’s vs women’s fashion. For women styles change every season. (Not the TikTok trends but offline fashion) while men’s styles stay relatively similar over many years.
Excuse me, men’s fashion has seasons too. This season’s male wardrobe is beige, last season’s was cream and next season is off-white.
@@matthewevans107good one😂
@@matthewevans107😂😂
Not that I (a woman) don't appreciate the creativity of new styles (e.g., puffy long-sleeve sweaters), but I dislike how clothing companies equate femininity (i.e., existing as a woman) with constantly buying new clothes. Men can wear the same flannel shirt style for 20+ years, but women are (usually) shamed for not keeping up with fashion trends.
@@christiesanchez4013 From what I saw, for most people, if your clothes look good, they look good. So don't feel pressured into chasing trends. I dream of someday dressing like the young Eddie Vedder and looking that good lol.
There's a level of hell that is untouched here for you Ray. One of the creators you used a lot there is named Emily Leah. She used to be a big name in the anti multi-level marketing UA-camr sphere because she would point out that (rightly) MLMs prey on women by forcing them to buy untold amounts of products so they can make a commission of their 'business'. She who once told women not to buy too much stuff to feel valid is now... living in a beige hell of stuff. You truly do die a hero or live long enough to become the villain.
"Beige hell of stuff" describes so many white millennial homes lol thanks for that
@@zcl812 People are afraid of standing out so they sacrifice aesthetics and beauty. Using boring colors
I just read villain as vanilla and it still made perfect sense to me
When he said “I feel like you’re just here for the containers” my mind immediately went to cats and empty boxes.
I felt the aura of the video 4 videos away
I have an alieexpress ad on this video and it perfectly encapsulates capitalism 😭
I have Temu so that checks out
I think people who excessively overconsume in this way actually have wounding and fears around scarcity. Like my mom always has bulk snacks, toilet paper, cleaning supplies, etc. and I asked if she had a fear of running out of things. Since then she’s brought it up multiple times and expressed she is really afraid of not having enough to survive, even though my family doesn’t struggle for money. It stems to her childhood and how he parents raised her around money. I also think buying things can be a source of dopamine that people really cling to, despite the fact that there are other, healthier options.
My grandmother would never let me throw out expired stuff (you had to sneak it out gradually when she wasn't looking or pretend you wanted to use it) because of the depression. Though surprisingly 20 year old cleaning products are fine (except windex - it goes weird).
This reminds me of when a little kid I teach dance to asked me what BRAND my WATER BOTTLE was😭😭😭
She’s 11 and already thinks everything needs to have a trendy brand, and we’re 5 years apart
I just showed her the normal plastic Great Value bottle and told her not everything needs to have a brand
I teach kids too, and they asked me why I hadn't replaced my old water bottle with a new one yet. I haven't had to buy a water bottle yet, I just clean and use the ones people forget. Many are branded steel bottles.
Why don’t u have more subs this genuinely upsets me you make such good content. I’ve always wanted to be a UA-camr but I realised how hard editing is and seeing videos this good makes me appreciate them so much more
subs don't matter. what matter the most is views.
You should try it anyway. If you do it for views it won't work but if you do it because the idea is appealing, try so.
Maybe you will like it enough to continue or doing 1 or 2 videos will be enough. You don't have to show your face btw, look at the youtuber Dream
MAKE YOUR SILLY LITTLE VIDEOES
DO IT DO IT DO IT DO IT DO IT DO IT DO IT DO IT
I'll watch your videos! I'd love to support you, please follow ur dreams
7:31 now why tf did they restock THREE pairs of AirPods?
Because if they only put one in the box, it would be lonely!
For the morning, midday and evening run.
because if the AirPod runs out of battery they jst throw it away and get out a new one!
Some AirPod species are migratory
STOP I COMMENTED THE SAME THING 😭😭😭
try repotting your plants in larger pots! they may have stalled because their roots ran out of room
i think ray is a good representative of the tt community when we see people buy an unnecessary amount of stanleys THAT ARE THE SAME 😭
GAON PFP RAHHHHHHHHH HELLO FELLOW VILLAIN
“We have three anvils?” 😂
You don't get it; I NEED three (3) anvils on the boat!
"it's so my anvil doesn't get lonely, but if that anvil gets lonely with just one friend, it needs another!!" @@ScribbledJel
It was like me finding out i have 3 mini hand sanitizers that were gifted to me, after buying a new one weeks ago 😂
the stanley cup accessory videos fill me with indescribable rage
I've never had a Crumbl cookie and at this point I kinda just want to avoid them on principle lol
they're so incredibly not worth it. i've only ever tried them when like, a coworker brought them in to share or someone gifted them. and never have i been remotely interested in buying my own. i think i've had 2-3 crumbl coupons in my wallet for YEARS. they're so overpriced and just... not good.
Very mediocre. Not worth the $6 they charge per cookie
No way I'm spending money on that crap, I make my own good cookies.
My ex GF got some once. Took 1 bite and was done. Honestly Subway has better cookies. However if you want to buy cookies like that, find a local mom and pop bakery. Where I used to live at in Michigan we had a little family run bakery. You name the dessert, it was on point.
Same also since I'm in india
8:14 WHY WOULD THEY NEED THAT MANY PACKAGE KNIFE THING
RIGHT?!! You're not an octopus; you can't slice open 8 freaking boxes at once! Do you host box-slicing opening parties or something?!! Do you frequently misplace tiny knives?! I'm bafflegasted. 😩
im convinced fiddle leaf figs only grow when you are actively ignoring them
My former friend would ridicule and roast me for accepting my uncles old car, a 2002 Ford. Like dude it's free and it already had a check up right before he handed to me. Look at him now, he crashed his new (bought by his parents) car into a pole and his parents refuse to help financially. It happened way back but it's only recently I got news from a mutual friend. Karma bro. To think there are people who need to consume this hard by keep buying new CARS every 2-4 years it's insane but they exist...
A good reliable car is a good reliable car. That’s what matters. I myself have a 2007 Subaru. And she still runs reliably. That’s what matters
I love my 2002 Chevy impala. I heard some people can drive beyond the usual 250,000 miles if they take care of their cars. I am hoping for the same. :)
i feel like the answer to all this is so so simple and we always take it as a joke but like… go outside.
as in delete ur social media for a month and see how your perspective changes on this stuff
FRRRR!! all my friends have social media and follow trends like they’re the most important thing in the world, while I barely use youtube and don’t even care. I feel like I can breathe lol
Boss you ain't lying. I live in the sticks about 40 minutes north of Detroit. Fall here is beautiful. Most nights after work, I'll get a fire going outside, grab a shot of whisky, some music and just look at the stars. Phone stays inside. I always feel so much better when I come in for the night.
I miss the days when people thought for themselves and had common sense. Why does a UA-camr or anyone else need to tell you that 6 $50 cups tor one person is over doing it. Or that you're not supposed to go through life desperately trying to impress or show up other people or base your likes and dislikes on what your favorite TikToker recommends.
Because people consume and support that content like the braindead sheep that they are.
I was saying the same to my sister a few hours ago. People have really just stopped thinking for themselves. Really thinking For themselves. Sad.
I’m sure people know their own thoughts and opinions, but sometimes I want someone cracking jokes and making funny edits about it, since I’m not that witty
I love to organize things and I love organizational containers because I really struggle with object permanence. If I don't have my things on display, I forget they're there (and I don't exactly have a TON of stuff... my field of study just requires a lot of study material and books lol). But restocking content really irked me because I saw how much stuff people were "stocking" that they didn't really need. I quit watching all restocking content the moment I saw someone restock an entire drawer of CANDY. Overconsumption is such a crisis!
Didn't restocking start with bathrooms and pantries? How did it get this far?
I just didn't understand the draw to these vids. Wow they put stuff in an organizer in a drawer!!!! Somewhere there's a 9 year old kid shredding on a guitar or hitting the drums like John Bonham, but restocking vids get attention.
Bro asked "why do you have 3 chunks of marble" when they're definitely coasters lol
11:20 is not a cookie, that's a cake
we have been blessed once again with Ray's dulcet tones
Legit watched a video of someone who had 10 sweaters, titled “under-consumption”… like… the brain rot? the complete inability to grasp the meaning of “under”? insane.
What? I have about 10 sweaters... because I've bought them from thrift over many years. I have 7 pairs of jeans. Because I buy them over time. I have 40 shirts. Because I keep almost everything I'm given. Having 1p sweaters isn't a lot
@@Cuppppps I think they meant that that's normal consumption. To under consume would be to have like one or teo
Dude you should be happy with your plants. They are tall, beautiful and are thriving. You can't expect them to keep growing indefinitely. You should totaly feel validated with such wonderful plants.
I refuse to download TikTok for a myriad of reasons- this is one of them
been here since he had only 20k subs, sooooooooooo proud of for reaching a 150k+😁
27k for me! Look how far our lil ray of sunshine has come 😢
When I saw the 3 sets of airpods and the million perfume samples going into those cube organizers, I genuinely had to pause the video and take a lap
Another masterpiece as always. (Im still watching the starter ads)
i was staring at those streets bc they looked insanely familiar. I search up the crumbl cookie and lo and behold it's actually the same city. who would have thought I lived this close to him wow
"we are literally kdriving" will be a sound bite stuck in my head forever
don’t be fooled like I was, there is no course in the bio
Everyone loved Stanley just because everyone else was doing it. The cup is so dumb what do you mean I have to hold a big water bottle
I have a big one branded with one of my TCG companies and I use it in all seasons but summer to drink my 2L of tea each day 🤣
But like it was so expensive that even with that use I am like... Uhhh this one has to stick with me for 10+ years to be "worth it" 😂
I like big water bottles so I don’t have to worry about refilling it as often and I can stay hydrated. I still think the Stanley was stupidly overhyped
I like the style of the Stanley cup, but all the off brands do the same thing, so no point in the giant craze imo lol
I'm still using a 15 year old Bubba keg 🤣
I mean the cup isnt bad but its just people being obnoxious and using it as a status symbol like apple products lmao the worst
Dude your humour is top tier 😂
0:52 take my money- 💵
I have a container hoarding problem but the difference is i don't buy the containers, instead i keep the containers that cane with things i bought and end up a with a ton of containers that i don't need. Its like the moment i see an empty container my mind goes, oh that can be used to store something so then i keep it.
Same
that is SO REAL
I keep those square nescafe jars- I store everything in those.
It take some time, but if you want to have your stuff in jars instead of containers in which they came in, just keep the glass jars you get from products such as pickles, jam, etc. Eventually you will have a good collection of them. Yes they will be in different shapes but no additional money spent.
We use them for glasses to drink out of too!
That skin care collection under the mattress! I just have my spare sheets and blankets….
Hear me out about those drawer organizers,
I am a disorganized person at times and things on my desk and bathroom counter can get really messy. I kept seeing shorts of people organizing their stuff with those containers and also using a counter shelf for their bathrooms to organize their things. I decided to buy some myself and it helped me greatly. It made my space look really clean.
Though I am all for organizers making life a lot easier and cleaner, I think we should stop buying things that we don't need. I think having like five AirPods is too excessive. Or even buying too many iPhones every time a new one comes out. I also think that is too excessive.
Having some organizers to organize their things, I think is a good investment since things tend to get hectic and all over the place but over buying things it not the way to go. That also includes under buying things because I can see that as becoming unhygenic and a potential health hazard if it's way too extreme.
Just my thoughts on the matter.
It doesn't help if you are disorganized. People who buy those containers for that reason always end up being equally disorganized, but now with additional stuff in those containers, and everything else still on and around your counter. Those things only work for people who are the polar opposite; obsessively organized. Because you need to actually keep those things in order. It doesn't magically stay organized.
@@jbird4478 It worked for me because everything had its own place and I knew where to look when I need something. When things are all bunched up in my drawer, it’s hard to find things.
Just in my experience, it has helped me a lot better than without the organized containers.
@@jbird4478 I understand that but for me, everything has its place. I usually lose things or they're just laying around on my desk or bathroom counter. Having those containers help me find things easier and give each thing a place off of the desk and bathroom.
I guess it is all about upkeep and staying consistent to keep those items where you decide to put them in the first place.
I recall an organizational book recommend wait until you have downsized/decluttered to find out what you actually have already before purchasing storage. It does look like they are not only purchasing the storage but items for it in one swoop.
“We are literally ka-driving” 💀
Even if I don't want to, I nowadays get those restock shorts on youtube and I decided to check couple of them. So much single use items and plastic galore! Also almost all of them have similar aesthetic or they "over do it" just for the sake of the video and it lowkey turns into rage bate. Literally they just show all of the things they have clearly gotten either for free / bought just because from amazon and hide the fact that it might be an AD. Like this is getting out of hand lol. (literally, some of them have sleeves so high up that it bothers people and idk is that done or purpose or not..)
I store my food in clear containers in the pantry, but only because I don't want bugs to get into open containers- anything that comes sealed stays in it's original packaging.
imo the crumbl videos cant even be called mukbangs, theyre literally cookie hauls
the half coffee half water thing was pretty cool actually. but it's only there to say "look how fancy my stanley cup is!!!"
15:02 Mozart's been real quiet since this banger dropped
I get accepting a sponser bc yk money, but aura doesnt provide proof that they do anything. Not only proof but they seem to only target the big data brokers (NPD). These arent the people you should worry about. Those people (the ones to worry about) have built their own webscrapers and save what they want on their own servers. Aura will not help IF youre already a victim.
Wow. No one asked.
@@bohemianfarm4467bro whats wrong with having a conversation or sharing info on sponsors
@@bohemianfarm4467 imagine thinking i was talking to you. Your mom might give you that attention.
@@bohemianfarm4467The world does not revolve around yoy
@@demonpandaz8246their mom gives *me* plenty of attention
Matching in beige is the core of overconsumption 😢 haha but seriously, consuming for the aesthetic has gone too far! Thoroughly enjoyed your informative yet entertaining video. You are the funniest person on the internet I’ve seen in a while! 😂😂😂
This man brings such light to my life
10:20 going for a walk I see
We all love krumbl (cookies)?
Crumbl gave me such violent food poisoning I had to leave halfway through a paid film gig. I was so pissed.
Six of the same Stanley cup is crazy.
Some people just need to play the game "A Little to the Left" to satisfy their organising cravings.
Those cookies are like pouring a bag of sugar down your throat. They are gross.
One thing! The original concept of the bag for a tumbler/reusable water bottle was by Kate Gabrielle. She had so many designs, I feel bad that it was ripped off (the patent is currently pending). I remember seeing it waaaaay before the Stanley cup craze. It's meant to hold so many differnt types of reusable cups. I've wanted one for a while but they didn't really have anything in my style, per say. LOL
2:22 lets be honest ,if you can afford several stanleys and stanley gadgets you probably can afford to not have a roommate
Let's be honest, consumer debt is high in the U S. and people can use a credit card or buy now pay later.
No?
UA-cam hiding this for 30 seconds is diabolical
ray congrats on 150k!! you've grown so fast its kinda scary HELP not used to so many people still haha
I've noticed the double consumption also comes with buying LOTS of new things (That don't last or are well overpriced), rather than buying less, and buying quality, that will last for a long time. Great video
"underkonsumtion" is so wierd, im a college student now and live in kind of frat (in germany) and we are allways repairing everything, i just repaired a like 10y/o dishwasher cause this shit was leaking like crazy and im going to swap out our kitchen for another one we got on the attic. thats not "underkonsumption" thats just living like a normal human being and not destroying the playnet witha crazy amount of over konsumption
See id only see having 6 stanleys as okay if it was like one for each person aka 6 people owned one each in the same house oml
Or like 3/4 people who have a spare one for just in case
@@hannah1824_h yeah! That too!!! One person having that many stanleys is just ridiculous!
Except it would still be better to have different colors for each person. I suspect that since that color is bland and boring, it was on sale. 6 cups for x-dollars.
@markusgorelli5278 Exactly!!! Like?? I dont think theres an added tax on having colors in your house!!!
@@markusgorelli5278this is actually the case in our house (not Stanleys but still water bottles) we got a bunch of bottles for cheap because they were a kind of ugly pale green color and we just put stickers on all of them to be able to tell them apart.
Holy cow your channel grew so fast, I remember when I first subbed at like 40k and I was so mad at how underrated you were! I’m so happy to see you getting more subscribers, your content is top tier and so funny
everytime i watch ur vids i'm like "why doesn't this guy have a million subs???" cuz the amount of effort and creativity that goes into them is top tier 👌💯
8:28 I think those are coasters. Like, those things you put under wet drinks so the condensation doesn't get on the table.
The I think you should leave now reference at 7:40 was absolutely delectable! Seen, valued, bless ❤😂
0:32 FEIN ❗❗❗❗🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣
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Avoiding tiktok is the best way to avoid this nonsense in general
The restock videos are an audio nightmare for me, i have whatever the evil version of ASMR is
10:57 Bruh, that was the perfect summary of it all, you forgetting the cookies LMAO
Ok. I had to say it. Ray’s voice is nice 15:00
“On the invisible nose” was a solid joke and I want that acknowledged
Feet @ 10:51
Wowie 💀
Foot 🤤
The containers to put food in seal way better than the original packaging & keep gnats out. Way better!
Also- an entire stick of butter each?! 🤢
I don’t know how I just found you but I haven’t laughed like that in awhile. You should consider stand up😅
Thank you! Subscribed
I thought we already went through product overconsumtion in 2017 with makeup, when everyone would buy 20 makeup pallettes for a "collection" and then would realize its way too many to use before their expiration
i think an interesting thing about the whole “wanting stuff to be aesthetic is shallow and bad” argument is that like. people by default like things that look nice. we like things that are pretty or fun or pleasing to the eye and that’s like extremely normal. and i feel like the modern world has often abandoned the concepts of like graphic design that’s meant to look good in favor of graphic design that’s meant to be insanely eye catching (and oftentimes ugly) on the store shelves. and in the past, cheap stuff was plain and boring, expensive fancy stuff was embellished. and we’ve flipped that completely to cheap stuff being embellished in a tacky, cheap way and expensive things being aesthetic and plain. no one wants their shower/kitchen to look like an advertisement with clashing colors and loud texts that reflect brands and drawing the eyes attention to them rather than the surrounding room that’s been decorated with the individuals personal wants. having things that are plain (not even pretty necessarily) is a privilege in this portion of hyper-advertising stage of capitalism. and if you can’t afford/don’t want to buy the products with packaging that assaults your eyeballs the next best thing is to find a cheap plain aesthetic package that diverts attention away from the product and allows the eye to focus on the room/actual decor that you’ve decorated your home in for your own pleasure, not just to look cookiecutter “good” and “aesthetic” for social media. it feels like the hyperunderconsumption core is oftentimes just trying to punish poor people for a) daring to engage in an inherently unsustainable capitalism system for things that aren’t basic needs and b) wanting to have a nice, pleasing space to live in by acting like any poor person who’s trying to curate their home in an affordable manner is just “over consuming” and trying to “copy the rich tik tok influencers they’re too poor to be like :(“ rather than realizing that poor people are people too and a lot of people naturally don’t LIKE to live in a place where they’re surrounded by things they don’t like looking at.
My only thing with the "unboxing boxes to put food in them" is that depending on where you live its actually a smart thing. Humidity is the devil's breath when it comes to a lot of dry food and pouring out the last bit of something from a box only to find a clump of mold is not how you wanna start your meal lol
Overconsumption? Underconsumption? Why can't we just have reasonable consumption?
I have two stanleys because I was blessed by my birthday gift givers not communicating, and I am OVERJOYED to have the option of a cold water and a cold special bevvie (I need hydration drops and being able to add a flavor packet makes it so fun). I cannot fathom more than two unless you just don't wash them regularly or forget them all over your influencer mansion.
i just don't consider cookies to be worth the calories, especially underbaked crumbl ones. if i'm gonna eat garbage, it's gonna be brownies