So, tonight, let’s try something different. Set the phone down. Look at the ceiling. Contemplate the vastness of the universe. Or, you know, just pick the phone back up and see if that gorilla actually got the promotion to regional manager.
Shorter comedy formats like quizzes and reviews pay $10 .
This is the modern human condition: a series of digital rabbit holes paved with good intentions and "Accept All Cookies" buttons. We live in an era where we have the sum total of human knowledge in our pockets, and we use it to look at pictures of air fryers we’ll never buy and argue with strangers named @CatDad74 about the ending of Lost . www,pointsincase,com
Why do we do it? Because the internet is the only place where you can feel like a high-level detective for finding a specific brand of vintage stapler on eBay, while simultaneously forgetting why you walked into the kitchen thirty seconds ago.
They pay $35 for satire, listicles, and humorous guides. So, tonight, let’s try something different
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We are "points in case" for a species that has peaked scientifically but is still emotionally vulnerable to a "Which 90s Snack Are You?" quiz. (I’m a Dunk-a-roos, by the way. I’m nostalgic, slightly messy, and eventually, I will give you a headache.) Contemplate the vastness of the universe
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