Oh, Tony!

Before social media took over, I lived on forums and guild chats. Some of those places felt like real families.

What online community (past or present) actually made you feel at home?

I use AI for small stuff — playlists, summaries, even recipes. But I can't imagine letting it make real decisions like investing or hiring.

Would you ever fully trust an AI to decide something important for you? Or is that a line you won't cross?

Buying feels impossible where I live. Prices are insane. Renting gives me freedom, even if it feels like burning money sometimes.

Watching gas prices like a hawk. Not because I invest in it, but because my car eats money every time I fill up.

Feels like everyone online is obsessed with "passive income streams." But in reality most of it still needs effort - renting property, managing side hustles, even so-called passive investing.

Do you think the hype is overrated, or is it still worth chasing?

Iceland. Northern lights, hot springs, weird landscapes... feels like another planet.

Discord. Even when I say I'm "taking a break," I somehow end up checking it 20 times a day.

I chugged a Monster before work yesterday... and felt like I was vibrating for 3 hours straight.

Do these things actually help, or are they just sugar bombs in disguise?

Sometimes I feel guilty dropping a book halfway through, but man, life is short.

Do you guys power through, or just move on to the next one?

Everyone talks about the big ones, but I want to know the hidden gems.

For me, it's Outer Wilds. Crazy good story, barely anyone I know has played it.

Drop your underrated picks 👇