How to Figure Out Someone Else's Plan
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How to Explain "Your Deal"
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How to Understand a Seemingly Useless Product
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How to React to the Inevitable Progression of Technology
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How to Enjoy Your Own Geekiness
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How to Share an Amazing Discovery
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How to Make Fun of a Show You Like
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How to Share Your New Hobby
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How to Steer a Conversation Back to the Topic
Just so you know, another benefit of joining my Patreon is a feature I post every Thursday morning called, “One Line from a Future Comic Taken Totally Out of Context.”
Here’s an example.
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How to Recognize an Opportunity
The following is a sample of the sort of commentary Patreon subscribers are getting. Consider this either an inducement to, or a warning not to become a patron, depending on your reaction:
Yes, I love coffee.
No, I've never had Kopi Luwak.
No, I definitely do not want some. The idea does not appeal to me in the first place, and my understanding is that the industry that has sprung up to supply it is not exactly "cruelty free." Also, one stage of the harvesting process looks disturbingly like a Payday bar, which I find disturbing.
Palm Civets, however, look adorable, and if they adapted well to being a pet, I could see having one, if only to give it a good life, and to make guests look questioningly at any cup of coffee I offered them.
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