CincinnatiMan

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   by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

   One possible reason is that people would be willing to pay more for the items since they now have more money. And since everybody gets the same free money, everybody will slightly increase their price-willing-to-pay threshold.
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   by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

   I looked into Mastodon a bit but didn't quite understand it and saw clusters/servers for fringe groups that I didn't really want to be associated with.
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   by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

   Is a better wage worth having no family around? I'd rather be in Ohio making decent money with family around than in CA making gobs of money with no one.
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   by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

   Have you been in a daycare? They're basically staffed by generic retail/service workers. I thought they were highly trained folks like teachers, but upon touring them, I realized they're not and also learned they're paid
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   by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

   I think the idea is with 2 incomes, both partners need to remain employed in order to keep up, since people's expenses usually closely match their income. So if 1 of the 2 loses their job, that 1 of the 2 needs to find new employment t
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   by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

   It really is shocking. All the default subs' content on the front page these days is political or very politically-related. I don't know when it shifted, but sometime between now and 2012 when I joined.
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   by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

   You say Karens are always white or Asian. Would it be ok if we came up with a name for Black jerks, or Hispanic jerks?
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   by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

   I understood it to be searching the page with the Ctrl+F keyboard shortcut.
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   by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

   Small step to reduce credentialism, I'm a fan.
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    by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

    Approaching zero. These trends were around before 2016.
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    by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

    Enjoyed the article. Maybe a little long and repetitive in the middle, but overall good. I also agree with his sentiment and my personal solution is to do my best to not contribute to the problem but don't worry too much beyond that. I
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    by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

    My understanding is that most good suburban schools actually spend less per pupil than the worse city schools. Do you happen to have numbers offhand?
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    by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

    What measurement of lung capacity? That's pretty awesome and maybe I should look into it haha.
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    by CincinnatiMan 6y ago

    Looks like total cost of attendance is much higher than $9k/year: https://admissions.unc.edu/afford/cost-of-attendance/ Even if you only paid tuition, you'd still have housing expenses, since most studen
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    by CincinnatiMan 9y ago

    That's a good point regarding the $29/month being a decoy price. By the way for anyone curious, that concept I think is known as anchor pricing or price anchoring, if you want to read up on it some more.
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    by CincinnatiMan 9y ago

    Kroger is currently running trials of meal kits in select Cincinnati-area stores (their home turf). They cost $14 for the same amount of food as a $20 Blue Apron 2-serving recipe, and most of the ingredients are pre-chopped. The recipes are