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7y ago
Contracts. BK finds out and removes contract for franchise Rights. These rights are expensive to get. BK the franchise would destroy someone if it got out in the news they were doing this. This is a huge PR stunt and they're going t
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8y ago
Be yourself is a phrase which implies stagnation. I heard a joke once that "past me was an ass hole, and ate that cake so now I've got to run." or something like that. That's the way I try to think about this. If I don
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8y ago
I bought a house that requires a remodel. I'm doing it myself. I agree with you, but you don't need a turnkey house either.
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8y ago
Define comfortable? I drive a shitty 2001 Saturn. I change the brakes myself. I work on my house myself. I just spent the last weekend digging a 35ft long 4 in wide ditch to replace my main water line. I am comfortable. Important note: I
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8y ago
They mention that in the video. They are looking at colleges which don't fall into that group.
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8y ago
Came here to say the same thing. It's a really great series and an interesting thought experiment.
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8y ago
I recently watched a vice video about how HBCUs are starting to accept more people of other races. The rep from the college said it was purely for financial reasons. It was a pretty good documentary. Link to article (It has autoplay enabl
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8y ago
This is a really good point. The usage of the term really ads clarity to it's usage. You guys - gender neutral. The guys - gender specific. I think a lot of people who are annoyed by the term guys don't like the fact that there i
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8y ago
The same could have been said about the word "man" a long time ago. https://www.etymonline.com/word/Man >Old English used wer and wif to distinguish the sexes, but wer began to disappear late 13c. and was
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8y ago
He actually does a really good job breaking down where he plans for each dollar to come from. For a candidate to have a dollar by dollar break down to account for his plan is something I don't remember seeing. While I can't say
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8y ago
That's a cultural thing. Losing a risk doesn't require punishment, unless you consider not getting the reward a punishment. You can just reward winners and otherwise not punish the others.
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8y ago
> In my experience, the deadline-driven culture crushes any scope for creativity and experimentation. This is true anywhere. It's amplified in a startup because you can't switch teams or move around to get on an innovation dri
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8y ago
I think I posted this somewhere else but here it goes. I want a system that rates journalists not news. I want to see my previous ratings of this journalist and be able to base it on that. I want the ability to rate a pieces objectivity. I
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8y ago
>Who's talking about the government? This is about Google. True. > I'm talking about being factually wrong, not morally wrong. True. I was taking things out of context. I don't love how much power these companies have w
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8y ago
This is fantastic advice. I have the same issue with my 5 year old. Sometimes no means no and sometimes it means, no but I actually want you to tickle me. This is a good policy and I'll be using it going forward. It teaches clear com
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8y ago
As soon as you say wrong, you start sounding like the people running these churches. I am ok with people being wrong, that's why we have freedoms. It's society's job to pressure churches and other organizations to turn away
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8y ago
You can be against what someone is saying and for someone being able to say it. I think that's lost on a lot of people, I'm glad you point this out.
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8y ago
That's a really good solution. Food waste is a huge problem. I think we can all agree that eating food we purchase is way better than wasting that same of food.
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8y ago
This is actually really good advice. I don't remember the name of the video I saw but one of the mentalities of people who do things like this is to become the "anti-hero" and that includes the infamy as well. If you are a t
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8y ago
Yes to this as well. They found a variation of +/- 50% of gasses produced based on the individual practices.
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8y ago
Yes, based on the research being quoted by anyone stating that plant based products produce less green house gases.
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8y ago
If you read the research that indicates that climate change is conributed to by eating meat there is a very wide variation in the contribution within each industry. Most of them had a +/- of 50% based on the individual practices of th
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8y ago
I just read an article saying that owning a dog/cat was a huge contributor to climate change as well. My dog died a few months ago and I'm just considering not getting another one. EDIT: I'll take the downvotes on this topic,
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8y ago
Correct, I should have not said shot and more said had a gun waiving at him. I would say however, that while shootings are rare in the US, so are events where people run to grab a weapon. We can agree that the prevalence of guns means ther
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8y ago
He also wouldn't have been there if it wasn't for: The Host, Himself, air travel?, bachelor party?, bars he visited, brands of alcohol he drank, Uber who took him to the wrong address, His parents, his grand parents. What if inste
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8y ago
This is the USA, I'm surprised he wasn't shot. Not joking at all, your story is actually kinda funny but it could have gone so much worse at so many points. Is that AirBnB's fault? Is it the hosts fault? Is it the cities fau
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8y ago
You make solid arguments about getting into trades. That's a field where unions have really helped out in some ways. I know they slow things down but they have also come a long way towards making people safer on the job. L&I solv
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8y ago
This is a really good comment. One thing your comment made me think about was a story I heard about a company who had a fairly draconian contract. One of the employees brought this up with the CEO and the CEO said it was what their lawyer
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8y ago
Yikes, I read my original post and I think yeah, you're right. I mean "more fair workplace". And fair being for both employee and employer. That's why I think competition would be important, as long as we can avoid a r
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I think this means we need to re-think how unions work. It should be used to create fair workplaces. My concern with the anti-union rhetoric in the USA is that we then turn to the government to protect workers. I think it's a lot bet
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