Izikiel43

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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
Convenience? Set up once with the CC with rewards for groceries, hover hand 2 seconds, done. Apple Pay in the phone or watch are super convenient as well, but they take just a tad bit more of time between selecting the menus in the touch sc
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
I used them in whole foods all the time
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
Did they have vegetables, grains and some kind of meat? (Beef, chicken, fish?) Tortellini are common, yes, but I wouldn't consider a grocery a food desert because of that. Food desert is the grocery never having stock of more basic thi
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
> rice and beans that takes a lot of time to prep and make Have you ever heard of batch cooking? A one time investment in an instant pot solves that issue, I can get a huge batch of brown rice ready in 30 minutes, and they will last a wh
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
What is a toaster?
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
> The fresh kind from the grocery store bakery with no preservatives costs more and goes bad faster. Lesson #1 when you become an adult, bread goes into the freezer when you get home so that it doesn't go bad.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
> 36% unrealized capital gains tax This sounds like the Netherlands speed running their way out of investments. If a country I was living in proposed this, I would be leaving ASAP, or getting some heavy financial engineering done.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
Yeah, I was chatting with a friend living in Spain once, and ascending the ladder in responsibility didn't make sense, as whatever salary increase he got would be heavily taxed, and it didn't make sense to bear much more responsib
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
> Detroit show prices can go down in the right conditions. Those right conditions for rent going down are the wrong conditions for everything else.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
So it's like an LLM?
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
> We decide what to grow based on what sells for a decent margin above cost. The problem, as others said, is that their cost is artificially low as they don't pay market rate for water.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
Sure, I'm not saying they don't, but it isn't a critical crop for day to day life, biologically speaking. No one is going to die for not eating almonds. Is it economically important? For sure. Is it critical for living? No.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
You can grow almonds elsewhere, they are not needed for daily life
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
> Also what's up with the people hiking (by themselves) with a bluetooth speaker. You're by yourself, in nature. If you want to listen to music wear headphones!! Wife is concerned about bears
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
My wife falls into that trap
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
Canada is a beautiful country, but it's super expensive and salaries are low.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
I will take your word for it, I have no idea what the metric for "good" sales is.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
but nothing compared to the oil changes, filter changes, as well as an ICE having multiple moving parts, so more chances for something to break.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
I mean, Cybertruck sold specially poorly, it's not a hard bar to surpass.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
Maybe because dengue is not endemic in Europe? And it is in the Americas?
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
If you are in the situation where you can max your 401k, it's likely your income during retirement and the associated taxes will be lower.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
There is also the rent vs buy calculation to take into account, depend on where you live, it might make more sense to rent and invest the difference than buying.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
No, if you can, max the 401k, as long as you've set up emergency fund and other stuff. After maxing the 401k, then go to taxable brokerage. The personal finance reddit goes like, fund it up to the match is basic, but if you can, max it
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
Another data point for here. Not from the USA, I find the ingredients pretty good and we cook a lot at home, and we avoid anything super packaged, so yes, you could claim Americans don’t have a culture of eating appropriately
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
You just discovered affirmative action?
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
I don't find this that weird, maybe 15k$ is a lot, but being from south america some european countries require you to prove that you have money before traveling if I remember correctly, I think maybe 5k euros?
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
Afaik, you need to be licensed on each state you want to practice, and take the bar exam for that state. For example, the LegalEagle youtuber always says he is licensed to practice law in specific states in his videos, here is his georgetow
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
They are based on denmark's guidelines, which as you know is a very cold country. One of the vaccines made strictly optional was for dengue, which is not really a thing in denmark since I think they don't have that many mosquitos
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
How many millions died or were crippled by diseases which are now preventable? Smallpox, polio, measles, etc Sure, 50% to 70% of people who got smallpox survived, which also means that without vaccines you are condemning 30% to 50% of the p
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
In europe is common for bakeries to sell sandwiches, and they are quite good.

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