What would you do? (Random scenarios)

@gaybunbun I'm pretty sure he'll care enough to tell me he's a guy if I catch feelings for them. And then my reaction would be, "Ey yo what the fawk?" Then I'll go home and take an hour long shower, thinking about what just happened.

@sparkis Yeah like here in Pakistan the Prime Minister has all the power. Imran Khan. The President is that one guy that's just there but no one cares about. XD

If I was president of the US there's definitely a bunch of things I'd work on since I've seriously thought about this before lol: One big thing that needs to be done is just improving infrastructure outside of cities, giving people more transportation options opens new doors and new ways to commute for everyone, some people don't drive and don't live in walking distance of places they can shop or find work at. Like Uber or Lyft are options but that shit adds up and gets expensive over time. So having the option of more public transportation options, better ways to travel as a pedestrian, etc would be a nice quality of life boost. Because I've personally noticed a lot of towns just suck ass to get around as a pedestrian The next thing I'd want to do is an overhaul to the current justice system: there's still just vestiges of prejudice from before the civil rights movement that's just firmly rooted in the way we carry out sentences and the prison system doesn't really do much for actually rehabilitating people to go back to being productive members of society after their sentence. Felons are practically slapped with this eternal mark of shame that would prevent them from getting a decent job and then as a result just make them go right back to selling drugs or doing hard crimes because they're gonna need ways to support themselves and their families and some dead end job isn't gonna do that Improving education and dismantling the whole "higher education" industry in the US would be a high on my priority list too because I really don't believe furthering your education should be a for profit thing at all. It's actually just going to kill the potential of so many people that could be added to the workforce nationally who could have contributed to the economy if they got the education and skills that they needed. There's a lot more but I'm hungry so I'm gonna end this here lol

@amir_bahram I actually do know a few families that got out of Iran during the transition of power during the revolution. One man had his 15 year old son conscripted to run across the field before the tank advance to blow up the mines with his body. Sadly he never did see his son again. But the revolution was so insane that the two enemies, US and USSR threw their support behind Saddam Hussein. @sparkis The strange thing is that healthcare really depends on where you live in the US. In my area it is top notch, I have zero complaints about it. Hardly any wait times, rapid testing and affordable. One time I had my hand sliced open from a power saw, not bad. Took me in, sewed me up and the deal was over in about 20 minutes. However in other areas it is insanely expensive, slow and the doctors suck. It has a lot to do with large cities that they end up with patient overload, could also have to do with state kickbacks and other factors.

@dyadka_yar Yeah the Revolution was bad. Iran was the Las Vegas of the Middle East before 1979 and now it's a laughing stock. A lot of lives were lost and the Royal Family was driven out.