Yeah I thought so too. You don’t have to buy your kid anything they ask for, it’s your job as a parent to set boundaries.
Unless they’re trying to make the parents think of burgers less often, so they’re less likely to buy crap for their kids.
Either way, it seems like the government is doing your parenting for you.

What’s abysmal?

People are going to have nostalgia for the the things they grew up with.
The house you grew up in, your neighbourhood, the school you went to, tv shows, games, whatever.

These things don’t replace nostalgia for interpersonal relationships and life experiences, they supplement them.

Take a screenshot of the spectogram

That seems really cheap compared to Australia

And you call Celsius centigrade, which means you’re probably not young.

Definitely more interesting without eyes, I prob fucked ‘em up a bit too

Here you go

Lololol something something dog food

Eb Games and Kmart are both huge in Australia