freeflight

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   by freeflight 10y ago

   >The employer is in a much better position to assess staff performance than customers... And it's not the customers job. I disagree, after all it's the waiter who interacts with the customer most, while the employer mostly can
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   by freeflight 10y ago

   In Germany it's somewhat "optional", as the tip is supposed to represent how happy you've been with the service and there's legislature in place that specifically states that tips are not supposed to be part of the
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   by freeflight 10y ago

   Most homes, but not all homes, especially with home offices being an actual thing that's becoming more popular. I doubt many burglars want the risk of running into somebody during their "heist", so they will stake out possibl
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   by freeflight 10y ago

   >With the landlord living just two streets away they're sometimes inclined to take things personal and show up on your doorstep. Or worse: They will try to fix/repair things themselves, instead of hiring an actual professional
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   by freeflight 10y ago

   Munich might be the most expensive city on average but other German cities, even way smaller ones, also have comparable high rent prices in some of their more centrally located districts.
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   by freeflight 10y ago

   "Certain passenger death versus certain pedestrian death: protect the passengers." Pondering that question made me imagine some bad Sci-Fi future where self-driving cars end up being dangerous killer-robots for anybody but the pas