I interact with all kinds of people and I have never encountered a single person who (admits to?) using Truth Social.

Do it now while you can still buy a Pi and a hard drive for less than $500 each.

Prepare for more 20 minute unskippable cutscenes.

I’m tired boss

Sam’s in many locations has the thing where you scan items (by phone camera) in real time in the app as you place them in your cart. This is a way better experience because you pay by credit card in the app, then walk straight out of the store.

There’s literally no point to going through a normal lane at Sams, unless you’re buying a gift card that can’t be activated in the app purchase.

I actually don’t hate this concept as long as you verify (don’t blindly trust) all the info it gives you.

The reason I say this?

Many local races, especially in “purple” areas can be super ambiguous. Candidates will circulate mailers and ads painting themselves as “pro economy, pro schools, and pro puppy” because they are trying to be vanilla AF and appeal to everyone. Their websites often list a few generic issues and that’s it.

AI might actually be useful to summarize major issues, actions, and voting record of the incumbent while collating information about a challenger candidate from other sources.

Local TV tends to be dogshit at their coverage of candidates actual plans and positions but you could also try that, if all else fails. Or maybe find a YouTube video of a debate (if there is one for the office in question) and have the AI give you a bullet point summary.