Everyone wants to know what I’m thinking and I have no idea. In other words, I’m going to give my opinion here, on this newspaper page (on this piece of screen), because that’s what I do, but I don’t want to give my opinion on everything when they say it. and their preferred location. I have several dozen emails in my personal account demanding my decision on certain things. Another one just arrived. He asks what I think if the filter of the sink I bought four or five months ago meets my expectations. Well, I don’t know, the pot is behaving well. I put a cutlery on it, they drain it, I put a pan on it, it dries up when the environment is not very humid. I think he does the perfect banal trivia job, you can congratulate the designer if he still works for them. Also, along with the rest of the other curious and invasive messages, I think I wouldn’t be responding to the message that created a dense enough forest that I didn’t see really important communications: the e-mail mailbox became as useless as it was useless. A mailbox from home. I’ve been thinking about the colander for three minutes, it’s ridiculous. They still want that, for the first time in a democracy they want to stop thinking about the existence of a far-right party in an autonomous government. Or the invasion of Ukraine, which is now in its second month, and many people are still dying. Or to inflation, before I dropped 50 Euros and took something home and now for that bill… It seems the algorithm is reading my mind and I got a satisfaction survey about my last interaction with my phone company. Look, I want to make sure my bill is raised again without notice, and without giving me anything in return, I can put together a series of insults against that company and all the suppliers that have impoverished us the euro. Taking advantage of the fact that its rivals are also rusted according to the Euro. But I prefer to keep my opinion.
In addition, fashion companies, hypermarkets, hairdressers, workshops and public services applications that print you discount cards “Your opinion is very important to us!” He asks you to fill out a questionnaire. What a great troll. More and more meaningless polls and less real citizen participation. You’re making the fifth payment transfer per month from online banking, and you’ve had to exit a small screen five times mid-operation where they ask you to rate their app from one to five. stars. I think it’s disgusting to pay money to do what they used to do for free. I think it is very rude for a service that you pay religious money to behave in an intrusive and disturbing way, and I don’t think what they do to the elderly customers I see standing in line in front of the office every day, by the way. . But I won’t tell you. I keep my ideas to myself. I return the silence in response to the expendable idea traders. A year and a half ago a kind telemarketer solved a difficult ballot paper for me and asked me to answer a survey about his job, saying that they would call me shortly and that it was important to him. I’m still waiting. I’m not going to comment on anything until you comment brightly about that woman.