Yodan @ Yodan @lemm.ee

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If you haven't noticed elon wants to grift crypto via the government so by eliminating oversight and forcing people to run the bank, guess what kinds of assets people will dump their digital dollars into?

What the fuck my grandpa had a skinny leg and a hole in his back from medical tubes due to polio as a kid, this shit is no joke

It's been going on too many places for too long to be more than a few things...

It's ours and we're doing some sort of panic test or show of force

It's ours and we're looking for something dangerous and don't want anyone to know

Its an enemy state and we're either observing/gathering counter intel and don't want to alert that state to our capabilities

It's an enemy state and we don't want to have drones packed with ??? falling over homes

It's aliens ayyy

There's zero chance a military branch hasn't had this on satellite 8k by now but nearly every situation means they will never disclose information to citizens.

The trump technique, commit more crimes than you are able to prosecute in a bureaucratic order/timeline and get away with 90% of them while it takes years unraveling the 10%. By the time it's over, you've done it again and it doesn't matter anymore.

Time to grab toilet paper, n95 masks, purell, tuna, soups, etc I guess. Also freeze meat before it becomes tainted/3x the price

Round 2 what did we all learn last time?

It's the barren concrete taking up 3/4 of the view with a hint of lawn behind more concrete. Europe was built before modern vehicles and has narrower streets with more residential in between businesses and has some cobblestone and what not. USA was built around railways and highways so everyone has a car and walking was an afterthought.

Edit: additionally ever wonder why Europeans say how far a distance is in kilometers and Americans answer with "it's about 25 minutes"? It's partially that reason plus the physical distance is larger (some states are larger than countries) so miles mean less to us than knowing the time, post logistics.

Legit something a child would dream up. Let's take challah bread or something else thick like it and throw some ketchup on and a slice of plastic cheese on top. It's as much pizza as the candy spaghetti from Elf was pasta.

There it is in full, address of the godforsaken restaurant and all.

Price of da brick going up

If you don't live off of interest from many millions invested, then you are working class. With enough money, it automates itself forever as long as your interest taken out to pay for your lifestyle is less than the rate at which it increases from its investments. If you make 7% gains but take 5% to live off of, the other 2% gets reinvested and added to the compound interest. 5m+ is 250k per year in interest at 5%.

Nothing good comes out of Altoona, look at their fucking "pizza"

When I visited Amsterdam years ago they served chocolate milk and snacks. The bar bar was next door as a separate entity so people didn't double dip.

I'd prefer scifi black projects eating away at the budget instead of the alternative $125 hammers and $75 nails a handful of old jerkoffs paid their brother in laws hardware company for and sipping margaritas on blowjob Island for 30 years.

I would argue that nobody should own a home they don't actually live in. All renting out does is increase the housing cost overall because nobody would ever operate at a loss or to break even. This is the issue people have with say, Blackrock who buys hundreds of homes at a time and rents them out.

Your family aren't bad people but the business they decided to take up is inherently bad by design. If the law changed tomorrow saying all multi homes must sell to non homeowners, everyone would watch prices drop and be able to afford it.

Using homes as an investment is at its basics, exploiting a need by interpreting it as a want or practical goods. Homes are for living in. The housing industry views homes like commodities as if people have a wide choice and selection when it's really "Omg we can afford this one that popped up randomly, we have 12 hours to decide if we want to pay 50k more to beat others away" and then lose anyway after bidding to Blackrock who pays 100k over asking.

It's always so weird because it's not like you can go to your primary doctor and say "I want X drug" right? Like, if there was a reason to give you a drug for something the doctor would have prescribed it. Also not ask you how you felt about them, just that here is X drug for your Y problem. If that doesn't work we try Z.

Or do people actually swap doctors over and over for months until they get one who says "ok dude"?