I mean yeah honestly it's sad because you know that an asshole like the guy in the porta potty would probably be willing to press charges even if he was closed there for 5 minutes

Oh lol don't worry about that, I noticed it happened on other comments too so I might have a mad stalker on my ass. According to this statement here (ec.europa.eu/info/food-farming-fisheries/farming/coronavirus-response_en) the EU is pumping loads of money into agricultural subsidies so idk. Again personally I haven't noticed a huge uptick but that's because this stuff was always expensive so maybe I just paid it no mind.

Ah, thank you for the explanation! I've looked it up myself and what people generally said in the linguistic forums I just went through, using plural for companies is more common in British English than American English, but it depends on the context. Apparently when talking about for example a decision made by a company, you can use plural because in this context the company is represented by a board of directors. So I guess using plural for a company is... possible, technically? But it's safer to use singular because plural is heavily context-dependent.

Huh, I'm from Europe and I haven't noticed a huge uptick in the prices of veggies or meat during or after the quarantine. The EU tries its darndest to subsidize that stuff so that people don't starve during a crisis (which big agricultural conglomerates exploit to hell and back but that's a story for another time). But that's because they've always been expensive here. *cries in trying to be healthy*

Personally I just dislike everything denim that isn't jeans or shorts. Jackets, skirts, those terrible handbags people are making out of jeans... I know denim things are *so hot right now* but I can't bring myself to even look at them, let alone buy and wear them.