Explicitly? Nowhere, but then again you offered no alternative, just made the comparison of using TP on your butthole with using a paper towel on your leg.

Nevermind that we don’t typically pressure wash our legs when we get things on them, poop or otherwise, the inference seems to be that we should want to wash the area. Which typically uses soap.

Now, if you want to actually finish your analogy so it fully explains differences and have a full discussion about it, feel free. I’m sure plenty of people will have fun poking more holes in it, though, so I hope you don’t get too up in arms about it.

If you have the accessibility to leave a functioning pressure washer in the stall… you could just get a bidet installed.

You know that cucumber in the salad that you just ate…

So you’re saying you have soap with your bidet? I don’t typically see soap as part of usual attachments.

Go back to eating your greasy newsprint with cheese.

Part of the fun of a forum is interacting with people as well, which OP didn’t do. Just shit in the forum and fucked off.

What’s the deal with poorly explained questions?

Why don’t they provide more context for their perspective? Do they think people will magically know what they mean without them explaining it?

But not the skies, those belong to the birds.

You know in what form those paychecks generally come in? Cash, so their paycheck is now literally worth more without wage increases (which aren’t horribly stable for those generally loving paycheck to paycheck).

That just shows how broken the system is, though, doesn’t it? It’s geared towards benefitting the haves over the have-nots. Yes, it probably hurts the people further down the line from the shareholders and board members… but mostly because they can’t countenance not having their numbers going up. So they pass along losses to the people who can tolerate the least.

I’m sure you’re just approaching this from a sterilized, clinical approach “that’s just the way things are”… but it’s not particularly beneficial to people to consider things exclusively that way.

Not because of deflation, but because they’re looking for “The deal”. More akin to the dopamine inducing tricks many microtransaction games use these days.

“The economy” in this instance being a playground for the rich.

People won’t stop paying for food or rent just because their money might be worth a little more tomorrow. They won’t skip buying minor entertainments just because maybe their meager salaries might be worth a little more next week.

Deflation is poison for the owner class, not the working class.

Those people are mostly just naysayers who like shitting on things, it’s best to just not acknowledge them until they actually show up with a cogent thought. Otherwise you’re basically just having their argument for them.

They didn’t say VR was dead, just not mainstream. Which is okay. Not everything has to be.