This is a reason I haven't quite heard yet. It really makes sense when you hear these tech fucks who claim everyone needs to work 80 hours and not join unions etc. Your H1s can't complain about anything due to not only losing their job, but their life here too.
Just from the replies to genuine help on this one thread is enough to know who this kind of person is. If feel bad for OP if their replies are truthful.
It happens all the time. You just have to be willing to put yourself out there a bit. You're probably not going to have an interaction like you see in the movies where you bump into someone and go all googoo eyes and hear the angels sing, but you can absolutely start a conversation and see where it goes.
The key is that you can't expect anything to happen for you, you have to be willing to initiate interactions too.
She not only thinks this, but took the time to plan this out. At no point while thinking about shooting immigrants, or building a dummy to represent an immigrant, or taping its arms and legs, or putting it in a chair, or loading the gun, or setting up a tripod to film it, or pulling the trigger, or loading it to a computer to edit it, or uploading it, did she think maybe this is a bit much.
I'm over 40 and I play with Legos, I game on a regular basis, and I wear shirts from cartoons like Bluey and Gudetama. I have no kids, and I have never felt the urge to stop doing "childish" things. I enjoy the stupid things in life that bring me joy. Why quit them?
She receives an envelope from her grandmother, oh cool, money!
She opened it and it was empty. Okay, no fuss she probably forgot to fill one when making all of them for the family.
A week later, she told her grandma it was empty. Her grandma replied "No! There's no way it was empty, your mistaken." This is par for the course. She ignores my wife all the time and talks down to her.
How the hell does Sedera (the "health group") they were using even afford to pay anything out?
Correct my math if I'm wrong, but using their data, call it 35000 paying members. The family in question paid about 150 a month. Let's be generous and say 200 per month for each member. That equals 84 million a year of revenue. Taking no other expenses out for running Sedera, that allows each member to only receive 2400 a year in reimbursement. Most of these members are probably families. They also have to pay a deductible, just like regular insurance. So what the hell would Sedera even be able to afford to cover for their "members"?
Religious organizations really know how to grift, don't they.
We moved to a new house, and I was storing things like a hammer, nails, screws etc. In a kitchen drawer for hanging the 5 millions things to go on the wall. My wife asks me if the drawer will eventually be cleared out.
I REALLY enjoy the use of wiki as the linked source