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Exactly. I think it's interesting how high the cost had to get to roughly equal the cost of breaking the "social contract". As in, to end up with roughly the sa
by frogpelt 13y ago
Exactly. I think it's interesting how high the cost had to get to roughly equal the cost of breaking the "social contract". As in, to end up with roughly the same number of occurrences of late pick ups.