good little consumer

A person who is easily influenced by advertising, brand loyalty programs, and consumer trends, often to their own financial or personal detriment.

A term used derogatorily to describe an individual who uncritically and obediently buys products and services, often spurred by manipulative advertising tactics and corporate strategies, without regard to the necessity, quality, or ethical implications of their consumption.

Every time a new phone model comes out, Jake camps outside the store overnight, wallet in hand, ready to trade his perfectly good current phone for the latest version—truly a good little consumer, faithfully fulfilling his role in the great corporate circle of life.

by YourBoyyTylerDurden February 21, 2024

Good

Nice,amazing,great.

Guy 1 - Want some weed
Guy 2-sure
Guy 2-This some good weed
Guy 1-facts

by You stupid. March 17, 2022

good postmidnight

A greeting you might use in the postmidnight (00:00 until 05:59).

Good postmidnight.

by Ciririba July 12, 2025

donuts are good

donuts ARE good

Person 1: Donuts are good
Person 2: doog era stunoD

by Jajzuz May 31, 2022

Pre-good luck

Wishing someone luck for something that would happen 24+ hours later.

Matthew: Wish me pre-good luck for my test please.

Person: Why? Is it difficult?
Matthew : Yeah bro
Person: Then I wish you pre-good luck bro.

by althenamesaretakenLOL March 12, 2020

Good Job Killian

Tell Killian good job when he's talking to girls that aren't his girlfriend - aka microcheating!!
(this is an inside joke)

Good Job Killian

by Dr. Resident November 3, 2025

Good Faith

You mean... Like... Your religion? No. There isn't any of that. Clearly some kind of breeding cult. I also said to bring me Jordan Peterson (kicking and screaming if necessary)... And Jennifer Lawrence... And affirm to me what I know to be true... And punish the whore... And Mia Khalifa... And to give several people 1 million dollars... Aaaaaaand... What else... The world? But I already created A.I. so that's just happening anyways... The ignore me part was also a Venture Brothers quote and actually one of the only NOT commands.... I feel like I'm missing some... Oh! Carry me around on a Xerxes throne! Make sure there's a chair for Jenny- Er... No! Wait! She can just sit on my lap- Wait... No... No that would look awkward... She can just sit on the base of the chair like Princess Leia. And the chain needs to be made oooooooof.... Cubic Zirconia... Yeah... I mean, it's like you're cherry-picking which of the things I said that you actually want to do and ignoring the parts that would benefit me.... Ironically... It's like you're a part of some ironic punishment cult that's based on an ironic joke.

Hym "It's harder to consider what you're doing here to be an act of good faith. It's almost like you CHERRY-PICKING THE THINGS I SAY AND DOING WHATEVER YOU WANT. It's like I'm the guy. The creature. It's neat. But that's fine. Your book. The fight scenes. How do I say it? There are too many empty frames... In between panels... And it makes the fight scenes hard to follow. Right? So it's like you have the initial panel on frame 1/60 and then the next panel on 20/60 and the next on 40/60 and the next on 60/60. So... The gaps in between the panels are too wide, right? Mangaka are great at not doing that. You got to think about it like this, look at it like this: Movement(³)+(Peripheral elements)Action(Peripheral elements)+Impact+Aftermath, right? So, mangaka are great at this. Emphasizing the peripheral elements of the actions. Like Ryu's Critical Art in SF6. You know? The zoom in on his muscles flexing as he gets ready to unload this massive uppercut. Or making impacts dynamic. Like Records of Ragnarok (One of mine). Impact, big kanji technique name, Aftermath (level of efficacy the informs the subsequent scenes). In some of the bigger fight scenes your imagination has to do a lot of the leg work."

by Hym Iam January 6, 2024