Well, it sounds like you are a good citizen and do a lot of good alright. A value to the community. When I grew up - mainly with fruit and vegetables my father used to grow - we used to give a lot of it away and a swap system formed quickly - i.e., the bakery would come get lemons, of which we had heaps and bring us bread and so on - so I know what you mean, about forming relationships. Easier though when you have people that creature / grow their own things and harder in a city of course as less people are producing food. However, with remote work more people are moving out of cities.

About Mold, not sure if I mentioned it in the video - but here bread does go moldy fast - but it might be a blend of things, including the humanity - but even if that was not the case - I expect it would still go moldy within a few weeks - it is interesting that you say you have not seen bread go moldy in ages. I was wondering if that video I played might have been hoaxed - as it was hard to believe. But I guess it is something that might be able to happen - two years is a long time though, I would have expected the bread to at least harden in that time - unless the seal on the bread was completely air tight etc.,

About people out of cities supporting each other - I have been watching a lot of travel shows - where people go to small villages mainly and it does look like the case alright - as long as there is an absence of war for long enough for a norm to return to.

I agree about Naomi King - I actually thing she is a psychopath - only a psychopath could do what she did, then come out with no shame and laugh about it later - and not care what anyone thinks. You are right about the rise in misandry - it is everywhere now. There is this trend, and has been for some time - that it is "cool" to hate men. Funnily enough, this seems to be specific to the west. Another blessing via the modern societal architects.

Thanks!