Seriously, what's with Google giving completely wrong suggestions in docs nowadays? I'm forced to use it for work and it's been insane lately.
DashboTreeFrog
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The fact that I'm learning this from your comment enhances this meme
Never used them myself but other videos I found make these seem very much like a children's PE class / therapeutic kind of thing. Hopefully some kind Germans can enlighten us on the use case of Pedalos
Bottle of lotion next to a monitor and an empty TP roll in the background...
A small EV pickup maybe?
Suzie? Is this about the D Club??
Non-American here. There's a huge market for cheap Chinese goods outside the US. There are a lot of little things where you don't need quality, just "good enough to get the job done". There's a chain of stores all around SEA called Mr. DIY that is basically full of worryingly cheap made in China products and it's thriving.
Then there's the various electronics brands that at least have reliable quality with good specs for the costs. Huge market for those despite bloat, spyware etc. outside of the US. As if you don't get that with practically all mainstream electronics from any country anyway. Plus for non smart electronics, they're fine. Xioami makes a great and cheap precision electronic screwdriver for example. Then there's car companies like BYD that is just killing it in the global EV market.
Not saying the Chinese government is great or anything, they've got hands as bloody as any other global superpower, but I do think Chinese companies can find plenty of willing customers outside of the US.
Tl;dr A lot of the world is willing to buy "cheap garbage", and not everything China is producing is seen as "cheap garbage" anymore.
Don't you mean where are your 
Any recommendations for something like "Amusing Ourselves to Death" but written after the internet became mainstream?
Something recently had me thinking about the book "Amusing Ourselves to Death" that made me want to give it a re-read, and as relevant as the main ideas still are for today, I wondered if there is a more recent book that is just as well received on the topic of society's addiction to amusement.
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We've been past it for years unfortunately...