Now I'm wondering if the absurdity used to promote raging alcoholism could be rechanneled to promote some other (less culturally frowned on) addictions that could work in my own favour.... I think we're past being able to promote raging wastefulness of disposable products, but what about raging addiction to purchasing unnecessary power tools, or excessive compulsion to overstock on respiratory protection?
Now I'm wondering if the absurdity used to promote raging alcoholism could be rechanneled to promote some other (less culturally frowned on) addictions that could work in my own favour.... I think we're past being able to promote raging wastefulness of disposable products, but what about raging addiction to purchasing unnecessary power tools, or excessive compulsion to overstock on respiratory protection?
It's making me think of those impulse buys placed strategically at checkouts (the chocolates etc) except with power tools haha
yeh I fall prey to those stands all over Bunnings all the time... they're not just designed for tripping over lol!