immediate turn offs (and possible blacklisting) in my book:
- rude to service people and wait staff
- gets road rage
- midjourney- or AI-generated PFP
- is "bored" with life
- loves big government

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Ya totes, I guess in TikTok language it's a major 'ick' though Idk if I'm using that right

100%. confidence and strong sense of self-worth is hot AF, but a "holier than thou" attitude is a major turnoff

Would also add
- casually speaks condesceningly to, or about, other folks

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I spent high school, college, a good portion of my 20's in the service industry, got obsessed with the internet and anon culture, & I couldn't care less about other people's disposition or their consumption habits. 
either people vibe or they don't.

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lmaoo yea those are the worst I agree 🤣

yours is excusable!! the AI-generated headshot ones (that make everyone look 10x better) give me the ick.

Damn ted why do u have to roast my pfp like that 😂

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No, sorry, “bored with life” is a strong positive signal.

Bored with life, or can’t make decisions about what to do in life (even the small stuff like weekend or dinner plans) are turn offs for me.

Idk….. I love my pfp. It was created with Abraham with the only seed being “zoz.eth”

Midjourney pfp without their face in it still blacklist worthy? 

this reminds me @ted we are eagerly awaiting your AI strategies as men series

ai generated pfp of themselves is a dead giveaway

What are strong signals of "bored" with life?

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Politely deny tips if staff doesn't meet standards of service, or take your business elsewhere, suggesting to staff why you're leaving specifically.

It can be done the way it used to be done. Somehow we forgot that our wallets hold certain kind of power too (our opinions on Google Maps as well).

The current state of service worker behavior is appalling imo. “The customer is always right” has given way to, “fuck it I’m here pay me and tip me and don’t question me”

Being rude/mean isn’t a solution, but we must have standards of service and we don’t. What’s the solution?

Sees a government, immediately deduces it’s too large