FearTheFish

If you go shoes off in my house with the amount of legos and other crap on the floor, you are a certified psychopath with iron feete.

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This is Kige Ramsey from YouTube .... Gas Stations

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When the video started I was already wondering how he was going to do his signoff.

Kige did not disappoint :rotflmao:

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The issues I see are 1)these photographs include minors on their way to school

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They are in a public place. No expectation of privacy in public.

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2)they are stored on Amazon Web Services cloud, with no verification they are actually deleted at the specified time

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See above

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3)No way to verify if the data is being sold

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Again, they're in public, so there is no expectation of privacy. But at a practical level, who wants pictures of some random license places/bumpers?

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4)If/when AWS gets hacked, every person/family that drives their kids to school is suddenly exposed to some very bad actors online, who suddenly know what the vehicle looks like, photographs of the child, what time they get to school, and who brings them, on top of the address of each occupant.

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I think you went a little off the 1984 deep end here.

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When she cooks, it looks like a BLM riot just happened.

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:rotflmao:

We may be married to the same woman

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Was there.

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Subtle Brian Williams brag.

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government can send the Waymo

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This was a private company who essentially held them until police could arrive. No different than Walmart security holding shoplifters until the cops can come.

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That moment you realize out your buddy is gay

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He started posting pictures with the same guy over and over.

Means nothing to me. We've been best friends since 6th grade and he doesn't come on to me.

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Really isn't that bad so long as you have some fans running for airflow.

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You are a lizard.

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companies have a long memory and they won't forget you cornered them into matching that salary if they do keep you on and will look for the first opportunity to cut you later on.

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That is horrible advice to not seek a raise.

OP - tell your employer you were presented with an opportunity and tell them you'd like to stay, but you need a match. If they say "no" and you want the money, switch jobs.

In my experience, you should change jobs about ever 5-7 years to keep expanding your ceiling. Longevity with a company and 3-5% annual raises is not going to bring in the cash.

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like my ice wet.

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Back in the day, the OT used to wash its ice.