Questions: Entertainment & Arts

I’m not gonna lie, I’ve always taken my bottle back lol. If nobody drank it and it’s still practically full then I ain’t leaving that shit. If it’s almost empty then fine, y’all can have it.

I didn’t know that taking your bottle back is apparently bad party etiquette

i didn't know until my friend threw a birthday party and he got upset cause this girl took her bottle of Dusse with her when she left.

i also just saw a post on Facebook talking about “taking back the bottle you brought to a party is mad ghetto”

Call me crazy but it's not like I need to feel like lots of money is spent in order to have fun like Andrew Tate does, although I would love it if I could but it's not because I'd spend entire thousands of euros to do what Andrew Tate does. It's that the actual fun and exciting hobbies aren't cheap. They are all locked behind payments.

As a broke person it's feeling mundane to repeat the same free things, that aren't even fun to me.

I have browsed links with headlines like "50 free hobbies" and I found exactly 0 of them to my liking.

What's fun for me? Beach raiding. Riding Jet skis and quads and motorcycles. Grilling. Traveling throughout the nations and embracing various cultures (remember when people made fun of Alice in Alice in Wonderland when Alice returned from China?). Women. Shooting guns. These sorts of things.

Not arguing over politics or religion, participating in alcohol consumption contests, stupid ass memes, turning my Steam level to 100, collecting skins in Fortnite, failing at getting girls in the 100 decibels loud nightclubs (and vainly wasting 100 EUR on it), abusing my health with stuff like Fentanyl, Xanax, whatever. Hell even cooking is boring but I do that as a necessary chore.

Can you imagine any of these being "hobbies, that are free" ?

To those on here who love video games and particularly fighting games. which of these popular franchises is your fave?