None of my family members know what a furry is and i'm keeping it that way.
You don't understand, this batter was a lot saltier than the batter you're thinking of
Tons, and cinnamon, flour, and a little bit of salt. I find that the bread dilutes the flavor, so i overload the batter to compensate.
I don't like bland french toast
First thing i did, while my mouth was still salty from the first bite, is go get my sharpie.
Never again
There's a 1% chance that the weird cousin who never comes to family gatherings might be a furry. That's absolutely it.
The idea of having hobbies in common with family members seems alien to me - which i think, to quote the meme phrase, Says A Lot About Society.
The stereotype is just too perfect, you know? I'm sure there's a ton of furry hackers, but there's a lot more people who have heard of this stereotype and think it's funny.
I also think furry hackers would target the Repuclican National Convention or something
I did find a KazuK9 on Twitter, but i scrolled really far down their media tab and didn't see the tweet in this screenshot. Either they deleted it or it's an older meme. I did see a lot of furry femboy paws though.
Searching Faruk Kazuk with no other indication returned a lot of turkish-looking men.
According to the article, it's done for market research, i.e. finding out who buys what, which is a thing businesses like to know. But also apparently it allows the machine to generate "AI-powered product recommendations", which i guess means it tailors reccomendations to each user? Which it can do because it has a touch screen, and the touch screen itself already strikes me as full of shit.
That's what the article says this machine in particular does; but yes, it could totally change the price on you depending on what you look like, and all other kinds of deeply shady things. You can count on a private company to do that kind of thing and then use their favorite argument: it's technically legal.