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And that's their prerogative. 🤷‍♂️ Their health isn't my business.
The hilarity is that when asked, your response was essentially: "Oh, I like all kinds of music."
I don't know what that says about you magic man, but I don't think it's too clever. >

I say "I like only good music" which sounds as bad >

This post screams “I listen to indie music and I want everyone to know how quirky and original I am” >

I listen to this underground band call LCD Soundsystem, you probably haven't even heard of them. >

My favorite spice is salt >

Salt is not technically a spice. >

Salt is my favorite rock >

Have you tried crystal meth? Gives a great kick to my chicken Parmesan/s >

I’ll kick you in the Chicken Parmesan’s >

This one made me chuckle 😂 >

IMO if someone really liked Taylor Swift and Drake but went out of their way to listen to music they dont actually like, it is equally NPC behavior 
Met a dude at my job who absolutely just loves pop music and going to concerts, def changed my perspective on the issue. Great guy, huge love for music, so who am I to judge >

"NPC Behavior" might be the most woke thing I seen all year. >

NPC isn't "woke" vocabulary, it's asshole vocabulary. Calling people non playable characters implies you're the main character and therefore you're the center of the world, the most important person
It used to be funny when it was used as a light joke when people did weird/silly stuff in public (aka they looked like bugged NPC) but now it just has a weird ring to it imo >

It doesn't imply that at all - it simply implies a lack of individuality >

It literally means non player character, so yes it shows that you consider yourself to be more important than everyone else >

Multiplayer games have NPCs. It is used to describe people who don't think for themselves. >

people like this are like "if you like Tayler swift your an npc" and then in the same breath be like "bro i found this really cool indie band called Metallica" >

the original poster reminds me of this kind of guy lol >

Next: "People should be judged on there taste in food" 😒 >

Yup. Adults who only eat things like chicken nuggets and mac and cheese? Like you don’t judge them 😂 >

No. I don't. Why would I? >

It shows they can be stubborn and don’t really value their own health, to start.