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   by fundad 5y ago

   $1B doesn't buy as much coke as you'd think
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   by fundad 5y ago

   The hospitality business isn't for everyone.
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   by fundad 5y ago

   I think your option is to get insurance if you're running it as a business. Vacation rentals have existed as long as vacations have. I only needed to attempt booking through AirBnB once before I gave up and used VRBO.
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   by fundad 5y ago

   "real income growth" does not account for health care and housing costs (except for people who own their home)
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   by fundad 5y ago

   I'm sure they did not do any of that
6. 786.▲
   by fundad 5y ago

   The mass-formation-psychosis among anti-maskers and COVID-19-deniers is so far beyond what we're prepared for.
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   by fundad 5y ago

   Th people who complained the loudest about restaurant closures are the ones that get off the hardest on being served. They will most certainly NOT pay more for their meals.
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   by fundad 5y ago

   I should say "wherever most humans live". Here in the states, businesses within city limits require masking except for last June and July. Are the many parts you are talking about the low-population outskirts that never required m
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   by fundad 5y ago

   The hospitality sector is over saturated and pressure on wages is a result of PPP money to restaurants that would otherwise not be around to hire now. I wish they would stop being such babies about relief checks though. The same type of peo
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    by fundad 5y ago

    Wrong link, here http://nextdoor.com You need to log in and you can read embarrassing problematic screeds
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    by fundad 5y ago

    Not a joke, it happened it’s Delta. Bill Burr’s joke is explain immunology to people hostile to immunology
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    by fundad 5y ago

    Yeah it’s here http://Newsmax.com
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    by fundad 5y ago

    Racism isn’t a disease
14. 794.▲
    by fundad 5y ago

    I guess if it’s hounding by other rich men, it’s not a mob. It’s the people who have earned the right to do the cancellation.
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    by fundad 5y ago

    Giving up is the long term plan, what makes it worse if your new friends are there already? Is it more comfortable to wait for your current friends to decide that it’s not worth it to social distance so they socialize more? BTW School is op
16. 796.▲
    by fundad 5y ago

    The free-speech brigade that rails against Cancel Culture will be speaking out against this any second
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    by fundad 5y ago

    I know it's intimidating to go places alone and try to make friends there, it's what a lot of us have had to do any time we moved away from our social groups.
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    by fundad 5y ago

    I read articles like this that are so naive about the symptoms of societal collapse and think "some people have absolutely no idea what the coming decades are going to be like"
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    by fundad 5y ago

    The school openings vs closings is so obviously political opportunism. School shootings and climate crisis is no way to grow up but we aren't willing to solve those problems.
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    by fundad 5y ago

    we have a new climate
21. 801.▲
    by fundad 5y ago

    It solves it as much as a family taking in a family member with addiction problems. A family can’t be sure they can cure a person, but it’s an alternative to (and possibly a precursor to living on the street. Many people don’t have that al
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    by fundad 5y ago

    Yeah agreed. People with the money to move to a new city and live indoors aren’t the ones losing their homes. I do think our housing shortage makes hiring even harder in a tight labor market.
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    by fundad 5y ago

    The deaths could all be fire extinguisher attacks
24. 804.▲
    by fundad 5y ago

    Definitely a period of mass misery I see it also in the school vandalism, increase in shooting deaths and general uncertainty about rule of law
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    by fundad 5y ago

    There’s our labor shortage
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    by fundad 5y ago

    Well economic anxiety you see…
27. 807.▲
    by fundad 5y ago

    Complaining about wokeness and preferring more profit driven public policy. It spans ages and political identities.
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    by fundad 5y ago

    Ads? I think materialistic in this context values preparation (takes $) over hope that public policy becomes less profit driven (takes activism over generations). We like stuff but nerds may know better than anybody that it doesn’t make you
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    by fundad 5y ago

    Rising costs for housing, food and education is a huge problem in the US
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    by fundad 5y ago

    Thanks so much! I’ve always had low cost and fast enough service. I moved outside of the wired service area and use 5G cellular home internet which while slow compared to global standards, it’s the fastest home internet I’ve had.