Oh, so you have to barely pronounce it. Got it.

That's okay. I guess I could've been a bit more clear.
Yeah, desire for something comes down to need, ultimately. And greed could just be an extension of that. Maybe greedy people genuinely believe that what they want isn't too much, it's the bare minimum, and that's why it never feels like it's enough.
I can't imagine generous people are entirely selfless either. However, their desires may lead to them helping people rather than harming them.
And yeah, I didn't actually grow up with the internet, but I can't really imagine my life without it now. Sometimes I think I spend too much time online, but every time I can't get online I feel irritated. I am aware that are people who are and will live perfectly fulfilling lives without it though.

Well, I better get on that then.

I appreciate you guys' appreciation.

I don't know, it can contain a hefty concentration of hot air, so mind your dosage.

That's true. Of course, the cases I was referring to were the less than balanced ones. And one doesn't always need to have one's privileges taken away in order to gain perspective, but it is sadly the only way for some.

Hear that, @dr_richard_ew? Give the man some grapefruit.

Okay, but what are you gonna do when it goes bad?

Then why do you have bread in the first place? Also, if you want to get rid of it, just give it to someone who wants it.

What a very interesting point the above has made. Quite interesting indeed. Not saying anything, what a concept.

Really? It is Yuki like the Japanese word? I can pronounce that pretty well.