Weird people

I was pretty distraught after the announcement, but within a few hours as the wave of support built, I came out of the hole and started feeling positive. So glad that the support fell behind so quickly.

Explain how.

I used to do inversion, but was swayed by James Hoffman’s taste experiments and concluding method.

I drink Bigelow lemon ginger every night. Pose on, friend

My guess is these were underperforming problem employees that they wanted to drop. This provided an easy out to skip a PIP and severance. A company the size of wells fargo there are going to be way more people than 14 using a jiggler. If it were a blanket 1-strike, it would be a lot more folks gone.

I’ve literally never seen the movie and this is one of my favorite albums.

It depends on the state

A new non-toxic pesticide can be valuable regardless of the journalist who wrote an article.

Fussy parents though they may be, 7% of emergency visits is wildly high. Like… How is it possibly that high?

Who cares what China does?

Is this a big deal in terms of allowing people to more easily quit their jobs and take new ones?

Now do healthcare.

The big bang, to see how it all started.

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Totally on your page, but what you’re describing sounds kinda like times square.

This is how it used to be and scalpers would line up as early as needed while the common person would be out of luck.

Yep. Banks are not in the business of losing money.

Slight caveat, while credit is a valuable tool to use, studies have shown that credit cards absolutely increase spending, regardless of if it’s paid off each month.

For this reason I encourage people looking to build credit but afraid of debt to use credit cards only for non-flexible spending. Gas, utilities, subscriptions, etc.

No… Uhh, are you ok?

I’ll take $35/mo cash to tell Blue Cross BlueShield where to shove their prior-auths on decades old drugs with generics.