alexis's worlddominated by mobile wallets, credit lines, and transactional relationshipsis a primary engine of this isolation. she contributes to the erosion of in-person interaction, preferring a faceless, app-driven society. how can someone so immersed in lifeless corporate nonsense claim to represent anything meaningful? =[her porn payment processing world of transactionalism]= from alexis: > like everyone else, i love rewards and incentives. if im already using a credit card, why not give me something a little extra so that your card will be top of mind? this statement encapsulates alexiss worldview: life is a transaction, rewards are king, and loyalty only lasts as long as the incentives do. is it any wonder we live in a world where trust and community are dead? the atlantics "americans need to party more" laments:  > only 4.1 percent of americans attended or hosted a social event on an average weekend or holiday in 2023, a 35 percent decrease since 2004. alexiss obsession with rewards and efficiency has helped create a world where even social gatherings are extinct. why throw a party when you can just scroll through social media or redeem points for a solo starbucks latte?
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