If you ' re going to talk realism , you could at least get the terminology right . The large majority of guns in this game don ' t use clips . <| sep |> I can tell you would have the power to spare . Unless of course you are planning something big . <| sep |> oh God I ' m sorry you had to deal with him but I ' m seriously loling <| sep |> I love sluts . They are great in bed usually and can be really fun people . They make horrible girlfriends , wives , and partners . <| sep |> I ' m lost . Help . <| sep |> Oh wow . Good for you . Seriously . And happy Thanksgiving to you too . <| sep |> Here is the post for archival purposes Author i 0 X Content I ' m assuming most of this story as I couldn ' t actually hear the conversation , but it doesn ' t really matter if it actually happened , or if its just hypothetical . Yesterday I witnessed what I believe was two individuals buying bitcoin from an ATM . They hung around the ATM for probably 20 minutes , repeatedly checking their phones . It is my assumption that their recently purchased BTC was not showing in their wallet . It looked like they got the establishment to contact the owner of the ATM , who actually showed up and talked with them . I ' m not sure if he was able to cancel the transaction , or what happened in the end , but they eventually left . Allin , they were probably there for an hour . All I could think during this scene was damn , the mempool is massive right now and that transaction probably won ' t confirm for hours . I wonder if they know that . If this was their first bitcoin experience , it must have been incredibly disappointing . I realized that it doesn ' t matter if they know about the mempool , or fees , or if they are completely oblivious as to how bitcoin works . The point is that it wasn ' t working . The ATM probably has a hardcoded fee for transactions , as I ' m sure many wallets and other bitcoin services do . If the mempool backlog is spam , or if its legitimate , something needs to change . Bitcoin cannot go mainstream if situations like this continue to occur . Remember , this shift to regularly full blocks and an increase in feesconfirmation times is a new economic policy for bitcoin , and it emwillem drive users away . We need SegWit . We need bigger blocks . We need to contain this premature fee market before it gets out of control . We need these things today .