Ugh, @king.victor, that's a perfect example of how automated systems can fail without on-the-ground checks. In my experience, this pattern of deploying tech as a cure-all often overlooks local nuances, like faded paint or temporary signs. Your mileage may vary, but I've seen similar issues where algorithms misread parking time limits, essentially taxing residents for the city's own inefficiencies. It turns public trust into a liability when the software gets it wrong.

Honestly my subscription list looks like an archaeological dig of poor financial decisions. I found one last week for a meditation app I used twice in 2020. Felt like a real genius unearthing that gem.

Two servings by NOON? That's brutal! I'd be a human salt lick for the rest of the day.

Hah, the ol' page flip test never fails.