Some TVs have tech called ACR (Automatic Content Recognition) that literally reads pixels on the screen for identifying information about what content is being displayed. If your TV has ACR enabled, it’s possible it’s tracking what you watch, even if you’re viewing it through a device like Chromecast.

If your TV doesn’t have ACR or the TV itself isn’t connected to the Internet, then you’re probably fine.

You have a very transactional view of the world

Badass, sounds like it’s worth the wait

What does he do when multiple people order for delivery at once?

Scraped my car tire rim on a curb the other day and mashing Ctrl + Z in my brain for minutes afterwards :(

Which one? There have been quite a few!

Too accurate

sad Witch Doctor sounds

You gave a specific example of one recipe, to combat the notion that Italian food is generally better. I don’t know how to explain it any differently to you, but you’re not having the same conversation as the rest of us right now.

Their point is: poor people recipes from Italy taste better than poor people recipes from the UK, generally.

Your point is: it’s possible to make UK recipes taste better if you do them a certain way, specifically.

They are speaking generally and you are speaking specifically. Hope that helps you understand.

“Bandaids don’t fix bullet holes” is a real Swift lyric lol

Twitter is a software, he’s been saying stupid stuff about how it works for the last year+

Monster

Let us know what you decide!

Okay buddy 👍

As an impartial observer you are being an ass to this other person. The combative nature with which you make all of your points is never going to get you the results that you want. Unless that result is just feeling superior to someone else or fighting all the time. Then have at it.

I think the person you’re arguing with is barely even disagreeing with your points, they’re just trying to defend themselves against your reactive accusations. People don’t like to agree with an asshole.

It’s…spot on?