I don’t think a whole lot better off. I don’t think Reddit has a user base that is easily monetized.

It’s so important to distinguish between what games kids play. It really does make all the difference and a lot of parents aren’t equipped with the knowledge or tenacity to pursue it.

Yeah, it’s child dependent really. My oldest is pretty sucked into her minecraft and roblox shit but when it comes time to get off, it’s “ok dad.” My youngest on the other hand is a child scorned in the same circumstance. I’m just glad I don’t have worse behavioral issues with them.

Cutting costs by 3 billion certainly wasn’t going to turn Twitter sustainable.

There’s a surprisingly more expansive demographic that pro tip applies to.