The “we are Charlie Kirk” is just the disambiguation added by the first person to enter this as an answer. In case there are multiple distinct people that share a name, it asks you to enter a little context so other people who guess can verify whether it’s the exact same one. You can see this by continuing with someone it doesn’t know until it gives up and asks you to enter your answer.

So it’s just another player having a laugh, not any kind of statement from the authors.

“Jesus, these Italians oughtta do something about this shitfuck traffic.”

“Sir, the motorcade is quite literally 100% of the traffic in the city.”

“It’s only 40 cars, why can’t they build us a 40 lane road? Is this not a first world Christian nation?”

Texas. Not even once.

Brand name perception matters a lot 🫤 I wish it didn’t, but it does.

They are but getting a normie friend to join a service called Stoat feels like a non-starter. Revolt/Matrix/Element/Signal are more doable.

It didn’t even get bleeped, they skipped that verse entirely :(

I’m glad everything always goes right for you and you never encounter circumstances or bodily functions out of your control :)

Privileged twat.

For the record I am neither Chinese nor Asian, but I assume this is just active voice for dramatic effect.

This isn’t some novel phenomenon special to Japan. Seasonal local festivals that attract many times the local population happen everywhere. At first there’s trash everywhere and general chaos.

Local government and event organizers adapt and improve infrastructure. Or they throw up their hands and say the tourists are impossible to manage.

In the modern day, they monitor social media and predict crowd sizes based on impressions and engagement. They respond with increased infrastructure that includes trash and bathrooms. That’s actuarials.

Common sense is that tourists don’t shit in yards without extreme circumstances forced upon them.

Either you have not read this comment section, or you are deliberately misconstruing it to feel more comfortable with yourself.

It’s not, the reasonable solution is to provide more restrooms. But it apparently didn’t happen, thus the unreasonable solution.

Also, what exactly are you suggesting “the problem” is, then? Because based on the rest of the thread, it sounds like most of the people refusing to name the problem are quietly (or loudly) encouraging Chinese racism.

Elsewhere in this thread, it definitely sounds like that’s the problem? People are saying these are residential neighborhoods where the only public restrooms are in a park, and they were already packed and overflowing.

How are the locals planning to accomplish that? Cutting down the cherry trees? Walled city?

It’s frequently on sale for 3.99 on steam!

If the public bathrooms are already packed, and people are finding other places to go, there clearly aren’t enough bathrooms to manage the number of tourists. Temporary extra bathrooms like porta-potties are completely reasonable here. Surely they’re less of an eyesore than shit in a yard or street.

There is no reasonable explanation here except inadequate availability of public restrooms for the amount of tourists.

Apple Maps, on the other hand, is fully worthy of an episode.

Just imagine the strongly worded posters designed and printed out by interns. Surely they will turn the tide.

I think they’re agreeing; game tech improved a lot more from the SNES to the 360 than from the 360 to now.

Comedian Claire Sundbye famously sleeps in a dog bed on the floor. Not in a kennel tho