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@srijan.eth
i very much agree https://x.com/0xnairolf/status/1942127947391086680?s=4
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Jabo5779
@jabo5779
This satisfaction abstraction applies to so much more than air drops. It's more fun to think about things it doesn't apply to (or applies much less): Ice cream stands. It's hard to piss people off with Ice cream. Wineries... breweries... Yeh... Airdrop me a cold one and a scoop of jamocha almond fudge!
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jay
@j8y
I’ve seen many airdrops and I think it was well executed, keep going!
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Charlie Kerr
@charliekerr
For 2 years I made and handed out sandwiches at a homeless shelter 2x a week. Typically sandwiches were bare. Sometimes we’d add mayo. On mayo days, requests for extra mayo shot through the roof. Also, the likelihood of a sandwich being thrown at me went up 100x. Airdrop complainers remind me of this.
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techwizweb3.base.eth
@techwiz
Life is simple I know I don't deserve the @noiceapp airdrop Even if I get it I will be surprised
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Jonathan 🔉🖌️🫂
@cellar
I feel super loved by yall. and I used the app with the intent to distribute super micro amounts of things I thought were cool or interesting…. Not really expecting that I would even be eligible for a drop. Nailed it!!, imho.
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MrBrick.Base.Eth
@mrbrick
so true. best to expect nothing and be rewarded despite expectations. it makes the experience a lot more enjoyable rather than constant disappointment
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