My sister shared me an Instagram reel for a [brand] bag review and asked me to buy it for her (there's no [brand store] in her city).
It was such an obvious advertising campaign by the brand, when I walked into the store the same reel she shared me was playing in the store screens
I'm saving this phrase.
I had a PM postpone a critical part of a project since June, the hard deadline is on September 15th... I've insisted to start with it months ago and now he's scrambling everyone to get this done yesterday.
We're not gonna make it and I don't care anymore.
Also, the last mile issue is very real and needs to be solved.
Bicycle
that's how nano Sim cards are made
if your phone dies you can easily love the sim card to the new one and move on with life.
edit: I'm keeping the typo
Wholeheartedly agree. My previous employer was very big into pride and DEI since at least 10 years ago, when it wasn't as normaliaed as it is today.
However, the office wasn't wheelchair accessible and I complained about it, took me more than 4 years to get them to do something about it because I'm not a wheelchair user, so my requests got denied every time, absolutely zero empathy despite what they used to promote.
As you said, Pride is free marketing, building a ramp costs money
her fans will defend this
no worries mate, idk why my comment was missing some words, spaces and letters