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The spray definitely kills the moths. Mine die overnight every time. ...

I mean they jerk off Bulls to get their semen. Is this much different? ETA: still, wtf OP?...

[quote]The government will if he wants to either enlist, get a commission, or work for civil service for the next 7 years.[/quote] I don’t think so. I have multiple friends that have been arrested for Similar or slightly More serious and still got in the military as officers or GS jobs....

[quote]A major issue with black infant mortality rates is the lack of prenatal compliance by the mother. [/quote] I’m guessing this is an infant mortality issue across the board. ...

Crazy story but I’m fairly certain I would have left my boat before other boats next to me sunk...

[quote] Handgun was dropped and discharged. No one pointed the gun at anyone. [/quote] No one is saying lock him up for life. The main reason is how do we know the facts here? If you shoot someone else accidentally many many people are going to make an excuse. Most of these ‘accidents’ are m...

I’d be surprised if they last more than 5 mins alive, what are you fishing for? You could also freeze them and use them like that?...

[quote]vegan milkshake. [/quote] Wut...

Eh I think its all consumer demand. Animal products aren't in and they are expensive. Nobody buys gator for the meat, its all for the hides as far as high prices. Sure farms hurt it but you can't blame commercial operations. Its all about the demand and its just not there. How often do you hear some...

You don't just become a developer, being one is one of those jobs that require a lot of experience and life skills. Now they may hire college grads to do specific jobs for them. But many developers career moves are similar to this: 1. Start off as General Contractor 2. Become General Contrac...

[quote]Some unscrupulous butchers sell 'baseball filets' which are top sirloin cut to resemble filet mignon. [/quote] This. Or silver skin. Cooked as OP says no way true filet should be tough. ...

I also think Pharmacists had it too fricking good and were in a bubble. I was in college in the early 2000s and it was a ‘hot’ job. Graduate and immediate make $120k and set. I’m not sure where OP is coming from salary wise but there’s plenty of Ph.D jobs that are lucky to hit 6 figures. Seems t...

[quote]FWIW my wife is a dr. just got out of residency 3 years ago. she said if she had to do it over again she would not go into medicine. the bureaucracy and politics have made her resent the whole system.[/quote] The problem with this idea is people have no idea the BS other careers deal with....

[quote]FWIW, a forehead temp reading isn't really indicative of anything at all. An oral reading is OK but a core body temp is the only real way to get accuracy from a medical perspective. [/quote] I’m not a doctor and I’m no anti vaxxer close it down person either, but I’m calling BS that they...

I’m trying to figure out in a thread that proves that restaurants and bars didn’t pass on Covid, how Trump not taking action caused deaths? Taking away freedoms didn’t save lives. In all actuality the one piece of clear evidence we have that caused many more deaths, was moving elderly into nursin...

[quote]Right he just lied about how serious it was which inevitably led to more deaths. But hey it's those evil Dems with the shutdowns that are the problem[/quote] Considering restaurants and bars don’t spread it apparently but nursing homes where the Dems put their people do, who caused more de...

[quote]As I said before, I think the shift to WFH will ultimately level wages across the country, but something that hasn't been touched on is the fact that the employee has leverage too.[/quote] I could see an even larger disparity happening also. I don’t know what will happen and it will vary b...

[quote]Like when Trump admitted to lying about Covid? #agenda Am I right?[/quote] Correct, minor difference though. Trump never took away rights and abilities. Dems lying shut down businesses, causes job losses, and took away freedoms......

[quote]You do the job as good or better than employee X but you dont need as much to live so you get less" Sounds fricked up to me [/quote] It’s not that, you are over thinking it. It’s very simple supply and demand. Many people live somewhere because that’s where their industry or job is located...

You guys are assuming that WFH labor is going to demand the same salaries, I disagree. Usually flexibility is a benefit, and therefore many people will be able to request WFH for a lower salary. It doesn’t have to be substantial. It’s not only cost of living, it’s the commute and being able to ch...