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pretty much having a 30% meat diet and most of the remaining 30% is donated or expired meat haha so not really setting out to butcher anything i still eat eggs and cheese but opting for the veggie sandwich slices now that they came back in canada and veggie fucken dogs

 if she needs help getting on the bus you gonna help her? me its 50/50

 

 

 

This is tuxe the cat i feed he is a great buddy he is enjoying the flowers in this series :) I love my two door cats cause it allows me to kind of have a cat 10% of the time

 

 

so precious :)

 

There are thousands of elderly people in Japan whose most reliable visitor isn't a doctor, a social worker, or even a family member. It's the woman delivering tiny bottles of yogurt. At first glance, Japan's famous "Yakult Ladies" seem like an old-fashioned marketing idea. Every day, women in bright uniforms travel neighborhoods by bicycle, scooter, or small carts, delivering probiotic drinks directly to customers' doors. Most people assume it's simply a convenient way to buy a healthy beverage. But that's only half the story. Behind those cheerful deliveries is an unofficial safety net that has quietly operated for decades. Many customers are older adults who live completely alone. Over time, the Yakult Lady learns their routines, notices changes in their health, and becomes one of the few people they see regularly. Then comes the moment that changes everything. If a longtime customer suddenly doesn't answer the door, it isn't brushed off as a missed delivery. The absence itself becomes the message. Depending on the situation and local arrangements, the Yakult Lady may contact family members or notify the appropriate community welfare services to make sure the person is safe. It's a simple act, but one that has reportedly prevented tragedies from going unnoticed for days. The system exists because Japan faces one of the world's oldest populations and a growing epidemic of loneliness. In many neighborhoods, these women have become trusted confidantes, listening to stories, checking in on familiar faces, and providing something that can't be bottled: regular human connection. There are now more than 31,000 Yakult Ladies across Japan, and while they still deliver millions of probiotic drinks, many people believe the most valuable thing they leave at the doorstep isn't nutrition at all. #fyp #shessocool #womeninhistory #yakultladies

 

I used to look at how big the guys cock was next to me but they started putting partitions everywhere now lol