So far, it's good. Art is cute, characters interesting and gameplay engaging. Its very similar to old Paper Mario games. I picked it up for sale $10 and it is exactly what I needed this time (simple game, on the more upbeat side).
Doom and gloom of the world has been getting to me lately so the escape was needed. No super serious games ATM
I picked up this and Slime Rancher so far!!
"What's the deal with English muffins and why do the English like them so much?"
The statement is making the assumption that those of British descent "like them so much"... However, it turns out your assumption was wrong per comments on this thread (most people think theyre just okay in general, even the British). So people are agreeing with your personal opinion of "English Muffins" but not your approach.
A more open ended, respectful question could have been something as simple as"Why do some people like English Muffins?" Something introspective for communication if you choose to reflect.
Agree with LBS/LGS!! If you live in an area that doesn't have those maybe try discord groups of some games you like? Or be a rando in some group games and maybe find friends that way
Thank you! Thats right. EU
GDPR though only works if you reside in UK right? CA also has CCPA where you can request and they should honor. However, to my knowledge CCPA does not have as much teeth as GDPR laws? Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong
Also, anyone over 18 in the United States should have a healthcare directive so that in event you really cannot make decisions for yourself (like a car accident, stroke, etc), pick someone who can make decisions on your behalf and who will respect your wishes. Its so important and not often spoken about.
IMO weird this is news and that the hospital that treated her considered her to lack capacity to make her own decisions. She seemed what we call "AOx4", still cognitive, etc.... Mitochondrial disease doesn't necessarily affect cognition?!? As a healthcare worker in America I see this all the time actually where patients do not believe the healthcare system.
I.e. Patient going home without oxygen when its indicated. I call APS but have to let them make decision to go home without it.
Patient declining all wound care (very common unfortunately). We have to respect that too.
Healthcare professionals are right most of the time ive seen but it doesn't matter. We always respect patient autonomy. Theres alot of rules and laws about decision making, surrogate decision makers, etc. Trust me, hospitals do not want lawsuits lol
I got mine a while ago so ive been grandfathered into 16gb data, unlimited text qjd calling for $25/month.