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That would have been just as bad. But it was the Disney Cheshire Cat. I do remember he creeped me the hell out as a kid. So perhaps this was no context childhood trauma resurfacing. XD

Literally me after a closing shift. Eat a big lunch before work, but tummy won't be quiet after I get home. But I don't want to eat before bed because it makes me feel fat. Why do you do this, body?

Now this is an interesting topic. One I've been doing some reflecting on. I guess it depends on how you define being selfless or selfish. Ultimately, the reason we will do good deeds, be helpful, generous, ect, is based on the expectation that doing so produces good results generally speaking. Even of you are not gaining some type of direct benefit or reward from your actions in the moment, you do so believing that some kind of good result comes from this. And that is a self serving instinct You may care for friends and family wanting to do things that take care of them and make them happy. But you do so because you believe their presence and well being good for your life in some capacity. You could interpret that as ultimately self serving in a lesser sense. But that said, does that actually lessen the good, helpful or generous acts you've done? I would not say so.

Next step of the Zelda cart seems to have gone well. I got some heat activated auto paint wrap to change the color of my steering wheel and dashboard. I'll apply this onto other parts layer. But next I'll put a triforce in the middle of the steering wheel.