If we didn't, then companies could make unlimited donations under whatever the threshold is.
The solution is to have separate databases for businesses and individuals, then require some level of security clearance/warrant process to access the individual DB.
It's really not bad. I've had people sit behind me (6'3") comfortably. It's actually the first vehicle I've driven where I had to scoot the seat up a bit.
I'm pretty sure it's just the Tuscon with a truck bed instead of a trunk.
Yup, but it mostly depends on the road inclination. If there's a lot of uphill it's more like 26/30.
And the bed is pretty useful, especially with the tourneau cover you can get. I did end up getting a bed extender to let me carry stuff like plywood sheets.
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Ah, she was just correcting them on the mechanism of action, so I don't think it was a good or bad thing. I was paying and leaving, so I couldn't stay for the whole convo.
The reason we were discussing? Individuals being targeted with threats of violence based on their donations.
Did you not read the comment chain?