The hotels I stayed in make the eggs on order. I see them crack the eggs and fry them in front of me.
Replying to @justkevooo
Were they expecting range fee organic eggs cracked fresh every morning?
People need to temper their expectations
Done with this cursed app for the evening. You fucking goat fuckers should be thankful for abundant @officialluluchu porn on the internet to distract me.
Yo @zxmnswko1 did you ever play this game? It looks very much like Cabal. Loved Cabal.
The Chinese and their goats are thankful to know that you will not be visiting China.
Yo @AngelicaOung can you send a follow request to @sayingboourns when you're not too busy writing your book? He is a good dude. I will vouch for his shit posts. If there is a "pending" cancel the request and do it again.
There is really something about Russophobia that turns people into demons.
I opened up about a fairly painful fact: my opinion on the Ukraine war was probably got me let go by my previous gig. I made a little joke of it “since I already paid the price, I might as well go on about it until the heat death of the universe.”
A man I previously thought of as my friend attacked me and attempted to humiliate me. He told me my motives were just for vengeance (what?) and I’m on a “dark quest to enshittify everything”
Yes. People you think of as your friends will rip into you without a thought for saying the wrong things.
I just want some sanity to return to the world. I don’t want Ukrainian men to be dragged to their deaths in a trench anymore. I want people to stop fooling themselves and get to peace.
The best time to do that was 2023 (or 2022, or even earlier but I digress).
The second best time is now.
We're so fucking doomed. I see a future where all the unemployed digital native Chinese enlist in the People's Liberation Internet Army and mog us with shit posts and viral memes. The Turkist Twitter Massacre is just a small taste of what is to come. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
🚨 CHINA IS FACING A GENERATIONAL CRISIS, AND THE NUMBERS ARE ABSOLUTELY TERRIFYING.
China's economy is struggling so badly that millions of young people are finding it almost impossible to build a stable future.
According to The Wall Street Journal, a generation that grew up believing hard work guaranteed success is now facing unemployment, layoffs, falling wages and growing financial pressure.
And the numbers are shocking.
• Youth unemployment among 16–24 year olds has reached nearly 19%, almost double the U.S. rate of 9%.
• Unemployment among 25–29 year olds stands at 7.5%, compared with China's overall rate of around 5%.
• A record 12.7 MILLION students graduated from Chinese colleges this year, entering an already struggling job market.
• China's urban employment is estimated to be 37 MILLION JOBS BELOW where it would have been if pre-pandemic job growth had continued.
• One Chinese economist estimates that the country's broader unemployment rate could actually be around 10%, nearly double the official figure.
But unemployment is only part of the problem.
China's property market collapse has destroyed jobs in construction, real estate and related industries.
Major technology companies, including Alibaba and ByteDance, have reportedly been cutting staff.
And now AI is making the situation even worse.
According to the WSJ, some of China's biggest employers privately estimated that AI could eliminate 30% OR MORE of their existing jobs.
A study covering 700 MILLION job postings found that AI has hit hiring demand particularly hard for workers with just 1–3 years of experience.
Even entry level jobs that once helped graduates start their careers are disappearing.
Meanwhile, the number of Chinese workers in temporary and gig jobs is expected to jump from 280 MILLION in 2025 to 320 MILLION in 2026.
That would represent more than 40% of urban employment.
And the impact is already spreading beyond the job market.
Young people are delaying marriage, avoiding having children and moving back in with their parents because they cannot afford to live independently.
Some are even giving up on traditional careers altogether.
China spent decades building an economy where each generation expected to become wealthier than the last.
Now millions of young people are questioning whether years of education and hard work are even worth it.
This is a serious problem for the world's second largest economy.
Weak employment means weaker consumer spending, fewer families being formed and even more pressure on China's already struggling property market.
The biggest danger for China isn't just slowing economic growth. It's an entire generation losing confidence in its economic future.
And if millions of young people continue to struggle to find stable jobs, China's economic problems could become much harder to fix.
I will pay good money to watch @officialluluchu snack on Wuhan spicy duck necks on a live stream.
Those goat fuckers should quit while they are not too far behind. It will only get worse for them from here on out.
In the China x Turkey twitter beef, even India Twitter is siding with Team China. The Turks are truly universally hated.






















