Boycotting stupidity? How would that even work?!?

Also, have you ever been butt-dialed by someone? 99% of the time you can’t understand a single word, let alone enough to make any semantic sense out of.

Very much depends on the area. I’m in a middle class (what’s left of it) neighborhood and to send my 2 kids to daycare is about $2400 a month. $2000/month for a single kid would be a pretty nice day care in a fairly expensive city.

The point is that it doesn’t matter whether or not Trump uses Twitter. He’s oblivious To the real issues here And has no intention of figuring anything out because he just doesn’t care. If it doesn’t affect him personally, then he just doesn’t give a .

So you’re saying that signal is like the tweeter thing? Why would Trump fire someone for using something like that? Also where are those hamberders I ordered!!!

This is the tiniest little blip. Sure Bezos will take note, but they’re just going to jack up prices for the tarrifs. What will become of people who can’t afford all their cheap Chinese junk? If they get to vote in a couple years we MIGHT see some action taken.

Seriously, older than the internet.

Fairly certain the shoulder here is referring to the season. The in-between fall and winter and winter to spring.

It’s a difficult spot to be in, and clearly Putin’s fault, but are these countries grain farmers supposed to go under because they can’t ship the grain out the normal terminals?

People in 3rd world countries are depending on calories grown in this part of the world to literally survive, so there’s no easy answer here.

LOL I’m usually blissfully unaware of all of the retouching that happens on a lot of photos like this, but this one crosses over into the space of “does she have a genetic deformity”?

The fact that you get to loot and pillage notwithstanding.

I never thought the leopards would eat MY face!

SayItOnTheWitnessStand*

Now I wanna know what drama?

I wish I could get a NEW 90s era Honda cheaply.

15 years is way too long. 1 or 5 years based upon their age would be much more effective.

All good points. I have a nice home office and a desk at HQ that I can go to. I guess I’m not the target market.

McGill?

For a client meeting I prefer a nice lunch place or just to meet at their office? I do have a FEW clients that work out of their homes. They’ve always been happy with whatever coffee shop is close to them.

I’m pretty much the target for this, I travel a lot for work and it’d be nice to have a place to “office” out of, but the competition here is:

1. Free - Even after checking out of my hotel, the lobby always has a corner or two to work in and decent wi-if. 1a) I have status at one chain and they’re always great about just letting me walk in to any of the chain and suck up some internet and plug in my laptop, even if I wasn’t staying there. Bonus is that they usually have coffee!

2. Free - my car. With tethering my phone to my laptop, I’ve done more calls than I care to admit by just finding a random shady place to park the car and get to work. 2a) The park (when it’s nice enough outside)

3. Free- Libraries - The public library system is great. Not a good place to take calls, but if you need a place with a chair and internet to do some work, it’s an option.

4. Free - Client’s offices. I have a good enough relationship with a number of clients that I can ask to take over an empty desk (one even has an empty office with a KILLER view of the city that they’re just fine with me taking over for a couple hours.

5. Cheap - Coffee shops. Buy a drink (bonus) and grab a seat for a bit. They’re super abundant and you can almost always find one close to your next meeting.

I’m certain that WeWork has its benefits, but competing with free is pretty hard.

One person starts saying things as a joke or as a griefer and people run with it.