At my local grocery stores the main issue is not the isle size but the stupid amount of random freestanding product displays in front of the shelves like every 10 feet that used to be relegated to only end caps. Not to mention the crap that they have hanging from the isle shelves that almost always get knocked over at the slightest brush, like hanging chip bags, or crappy dollar store junk like garbage disposal deodorizing balls that no one buys and are still in stock from 1933.

Lately it’s gotten so bad, I literally have the urge to just knock them over when I walk down the isle because it’s so in your face it feels like an assault.

Hi @ehtron@mastodon.de I keep trying the drag and drop and it doesn’t seem to work. They behave as if they are locked in place. Not sure if there is a system setting that is causing this behavior?

Thanks for the clarification, I appreciate the reply.

Maybe I’ve been living in a cave or just too old but can someone tell me what BPD is?

The middle one has that Megamind head. 😆

This seems more like an example of procrastination not technical debt. Technical debt as I understand it requires a previous decision to impeed new decisions/progress because it wasn’t done properly the first time.

A better example would be he wants to add a brick chimney to the roof but can’t because the roof is made of straw thatch and can’t support the weight, so it would need to be rebuilt first out of timber, and then a chimmney can be added.

I always picture a swashbuckling pirate jumping down my throat, using his knife to slow down his decent like in the cartoons when they did it to the sails on the ship. ☠️

That’s why you have to do research and not just trust the labels. Labdoor (a third party testing site) has lots of proteins tested, lead and other heavy metals are part of the testing.
https://labdoor.com/rankings/protein

I wasn’t replying to you to challenge your answer, I was just clarifying my original question. I would like to think you would say it would be an issue regardless of the gender of who asked. My original question is scrutinizing the original post’s intention as there are two issues present in the situation presented and at least on the surface they seem to take more of an issue because it was a man who asked. So If a woman asked that same woman the same question would she still respond with “Name 5 woman who trust you?” Just because a man is gatekeeping doesn’t mean he’s doing it only becausae she is a woman, he could just be a jackass who is gatekeeping and assuming he’s doing it only because they are a woman is reverse sexism.

I meant if a woman asked this same woman the exact same question, would it be ok? Or is it a problem ONLY because a man asked the question to a woman? I’ve had men and women both ask me patronzing gatekeeping questions, jackasses are not limited to one sex.

Just checking, if woman asked the exact same question would that be ok? Gatekeeping happens on both sides, not sure how this a male only issue.