DDraceNetwork - off-topic

02:57

cursed combo?

03:45

kfc be like

03:52

ice cream in hot dog buns, yeah, that'll sell

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03:54

but you know what, it probably does (edited)

03:55

They probably ordered more buns than hotdogs so they are just clearing out the buns now

03:55

lmao

03:56

03:57

Normal food for sanity

TsFreddie

Normal food for sanity

Why to not cooking your self ?

why would I when I'm out to the bank

@TsFreddie do you see people eating that? ^^

one must always consume wings while at kfc

kentucky schreit ficken

heinrich5991

@TsFreddie do you see people eating that? ^^

no one was in the restaurant

11:24

11:35

Internet at work is kinda lit

gbit?

probably

11:43

I have no idea

rhythm game for 40$

Chinese Yuan ¥ 138 (-55%)

11:48

it's actually 50$

TsFreddie

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So you're downloading games at work

It's my own pc thonk

11:50

And i live here

11:50

For free

11:50

nice

you live at work? ^^ sounds like capitalism

I also live at my workplace, but that's because I have a permanent WFH job

Lol

11:51

Ye, free accommodation in Beijing is like extra 3k cny of salary

11:51

Couldn't pass

11:52

It's literally just a bed in a empty room tho. But i suppose that's enough, cuz the rest of the company is still accessable after work hours.

It's not that uncommon historically: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_town

Company town

A company town is a place where practically all stores and housing are owned by the one company that is also the main employer. Company towns are often planned with a suite of amenities such as stores, houses of worship, schools, markets and recreation facilities. They are usually bigger than a model village ("model" in the sense of an ideal to...

deen

It's not that uncommon historically: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_town

Well entire company towns are like a baaaad baaad baaaaaaad idea :D

12:01

The people who control your salary also controlling what you spend your salary on is a recipe for disaster

Yes, but like TsFreddie said, the costs are usually so good you can't resist

12:03

Where I live Heidelberg Cement was renting houses for ~10% of the normal rate for their employees

Well it can be regulated in a way so it's fair-ish. But if you let companies go amock you get what happened to american mining towns back in the day

deen

Yes, but like TsFreddie said, the costs are usually so good you can't resist

Btw, I don't mean the deal freddie gets, that's fine, he still lives in beijing, not a separate town with only company owned shops he can spend his money in :D