>>720004546
>>720003767
The thing with a lot of subscription services is that many customers just don't get around to unsubscribing. They have a credit card, their finances are stable enough that a $5-10 monthly charge goes unnoticed, and they end up just drip feeding money to that service for months or even years before something else prompts them to audit their spending and they find it again and cancel.

Happens all the time with stuff like patreon, netflix, gamepass, etc. It's part of why patreon is such a great grift. If the patreon system -required- that patrons log in each month and make a manual donation instead of having it charged to their card automatically, most of these projects would die pretty fast because people sign up for these things and then forget about them.

>>76416145
For you? She's mid.
But for me personally? I would drag my nuts through 500 miles of broken glass just for a chance to hear her fart through a walkie talkie.

>>76286270
>Trump believed the human body was like a battery, with a finite amount of energy, which exercise only depleted."
This is not true. The body continuously recharges and regenerates its own cells. However you need a stimulus. If you lift weights and sprint the body believes you are in a difficult environment for survival and will try to make itself stronger and resilient for the future.

Everything from your metabolism to your mitochondria gets stronger from exercise. When you just sit around and become fat your body actually doesn't have a lot of triggers to repair and strengthen itself, your metabolism becomes completely dysfunctional. And your risk for cancer goes up.