Ned Yeung on Nostr: My daughter got old-fashioned regular clip-on sunglasses for her prescription ...
My daughter got old-fashioned regular clip-on sunglasses for her prescription glasses! Reminds me of how Capitalist monopolies had completely changed my habits when I was younger, from somebody who wore clip-ons every day, to never wearing sunglasses for the rest of my life (I now wear a hat for the sun, instead). I used to get $10 clip-ons that fit on any glasses, then they just stopped selling them, in favor of $80 magnetic clips that only worked if you bought the accompanying frames for them.
Published at
2024-09-03 21:48:25Event JSON
{
"id": "a49460bf71538dea0f7be532c401342874451f30f9cc459609c639bba7f1909a",
"pubkey": "c18df01678c79e36f0d5f20de84b935a335c5d49d9e2025443c3c34c568f516e",
"created_at": 1725400105,
"kind": 1,
"tags": [
[
"proxy",
"https://mstdn.ca/users/ned/statuses/113075821313874829",
"activitypub"
]
],
"content": "My daughter got old-fashioned regular clip-on sunglasses for her prescription glasses! Reminds me of how Capitalist monopolies had completely changed my habits when I was younger, from somebody who wore clip-ons every day, to never wearing sunglasses for the rest of my life (I now wear a hat for the sun, instead). I used to get $10 clip-ons that fit on any glasses, then they just stopped selling them, in favor of $80 magnetic clips that only worked if you bought the accompanying frames for them.",
"sig": "158a1d72e4702fae4b177b36077fbcecba22e346d5cdfa0aba943d5c69bcb5856431bce2f189881f0f621317240739838c212b087a8db1b1f15b9258f1edb2f8"
}
