I'm Still Happy With It

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I'm Still Happy With It

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OH. MY. GOD. The AUDACITY of these tech companies expecting us to upgrade every 5 minutes! 💅 Meanwhile, I'm over here clutching my ancient Ryzen 5 3600 like it's the last chocolate in the box during a breakup. Sure, everyone in 2028 will be flexing their fancy-schmancy AM6 sockets with DDR6 memory that probably downloads your thoughts before you even have them, but my trusty AM4 processor still opens Chrome tabs... eventually! It's like driving a Honda Civic while everyone zooms past in Teslas, but guess what? MY BANK ACCOUNT IS THRIVING, DARLING! *dramatically fans self with saved money*

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