Don’t have this issue in the US. I blame crappy adblockers/VPNs. UBlock Origin and Mullvad are what you need. Adguard DNS for apps that don’t have extension support.

Then clearly you haven’t been staying on top of current events and popular gadgets.

• Neuralink is a brain chip funded by Hitler Elon Musk.
• Flipper Zero is a tool that lets knowledgeable people hack into and do various things with devices that use radio waves.
• “Cutting off” is when a driver changes lanes in front of another driver without keeping a safe distance between vehicles.
• “Flipping off” is when you show someone your middle finger in an insulting manner.
• Traffic is caused by people in cars who neither understand how to keep a proper following distance, nor how the passing lane works. It can also be a symptom of poor public transport infrastructure.

As far as gender dysphoria… I’ll let someone more experienced in the subject tackle that one for me.

Don’t worry about those in the US. You’re not legally required to pay a ticket that was mailed to you. It has to be physically served to you by a public servant, like a police officer or a process server. You can literally just throw away the ticket and nothing will come of it. The police do not have enough resources to pursue people who get flashed by the radar cameras.

I fucking would if work from home jobs were still a thing. Hell, I can’t even find a work from an office job. I’ve been unemployed for three months. It was easier finding work in 2009, literally in the middle of the Great Recession.

When you’re rich enough to afford a supercar, traffic laws no longer apply to you.

Hell, here in the US there is a police shortage, so even if you’re not rich enough to afford a supercar, you can get away with a lot of traffic violations. Especially in California. Everyone drives 30+ MPH over the speed limit there.

Somebody please recommend an app. Must-have features are traffic, police, and speed camera alerts. The app also needs to show the speed limit, and basically have every convenience feature that Google Maps has that I’m forgetting about.