A mere delay.
8 years though?!
I think it's difficult to make that call without knowing the cars history. 21 years old is still 21 years old--the transmission could be on its way out by this point. Hard to say though! Sometimes the old stuff keeps working while the newer stuff falls apart in half the time. How much are they looking to get for it? Any service history?
The inquest also heard Mr Peachey had encounters with police, medical professionals and the local hospital in the days before his death, but no-one recommended a mental health assessment.
So it was overuse of force combined with jaw-dropping negligence. This guy clearly had problems, and all they wanted to do is put him down.
Honestly--invest in more gravy. With the spectre of tariffs looming in the near future, best to stock up now while it's even remotely affordable
As an American, it's interesting to watch another country actually give a fuck about someone attempting this on their soil
I've heard it called "the lesser of the Dakotas"
Let's not forget: he's not making shit. He's gonna pay some poor fucks a pittance (if he decides to pay them at all) to make a lousy fps or whatever
It does, i suppose! Looks very neat and orderly.
Always disappointing to watch people take advantage of others in the wake of disaster. Landlords began ejecting long-time tenants because FEMA was offering nearly double their current rate--no questions asked. As the apartments filled with FEMA tenants, rents everywhere else were raised to the new standard, suddenly pricing lots of people out of a place to live. This is really adding insult to injury for those already suffering from the impact of the wildfires.
As someone unfamiliar with this game, what exactly does that thing do?
It's funny, i always think of the "memos" as post-it notes
Which is more difficult though? Establishing and maintaining a farm or a podcast?
I think it's the high barrier to entry (long days, hard work) that prevent more people from starting a podcast
Ok, so let's say they begin to side with Gibson more frequently in their copyright claims.
find a "carinderia" (or karinderya, depending on region) which roughly translates to "cafeteria" but is usually run by a sweet lady making as close as you'll get to homemade cooking.
This sounds awesome! Wish we had places like this in the States
From the article:
"According to a letter obtained by USA TODAY, Prospect is threatening to terminate workers who go on strike.
"It is Prospect's position, that a strike under these circumstances is illegal under what we believe to be the applicable federal law," the Nov. 24, letter reads. "We expect all employees to work their assigned shifts, and employees that engage in an illegal work stoppage will be subject to disciplinary action up to and including termination."
The company did not directly respond to questions about the Nov. 24 letter, but in its statement wrote it prioritizes transparent communication with its workers so they receive "fair compensation and robust career advancement opportunities.
"As we navigate this matter, we remain steadfast in our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of service for our customers while supporting our team members," the statement ends."
I can't fucking stand this language they use--not that it's anything new, of course. It's just so blatantly inhuman. These are people struggling to survive and their employer talks themselves up as though they're doing these people a favor (after threatening them for standing up for themselves)... Truly 1st class behavior, American Airlines 🥴
I'm all for this not being the endtimes, fwiw -- just has that kinda feeling but wtf do i know. I've never experienced endtimes before so maybe I'm way off and climate change + rise of fascism is normal and not a sign of the decline of humanity or whatever. I'm excited to find out, lol