"I was with Dan (they/them) and Steve the other day. They hadn't brought a poster they needed and went back to the car to get it."
This demonstrates the semantic problem with using "they" as a pronoun: it isn't clear who went back to the car, (1) just Dan or (2) both Dan and Steve. Nor is it clear who needed the poster and who hadn't brought it.
Fealty
This is from 2020.
Yes, obviously that's the thing to do. /s
less functionality than a smartphone
Tablet is just a bigger screen
A bigger screen is more functionality.
No sources.
My biggest dream always was to get rid of my parents and live independently on my own but I'm just incapable.
Is there anything I can do?
Not while you see yourself as being incapable.
You're being sarcastic right?
and how they actually made change
Uh...
But is improper to do so. The proper way to refer to a person who is present is by using their name.