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Does he really expect them to tell him if he has been fired before being fired? I'm pretty sure that's a no no for every job.

I just saw a news segment about this and the woman used as an example was spending 22k a year on one of these medications for the past 8 years and to make ends meet they have been selling off things like their car and mess with their mortgage to take out more money. What a way to live in the US... and this is just 1 of the many ways this country tries to cripple you for life if you're not lucky.

Great pic. I also can't tell if these are real, not real, or even some real. That's the problem.

I would also say I don't care if he puts cherries on a pizza, but if the other side can care so much about what mustard Obama used, I guess this is ok.

I was about to comment this. And to anyone saying they are taking that away we all know how bad they are at removing legacy options so I'm sure this will be here until at least windows 14.

I honestly thought this was a bad joke or sarcasm. The fact that it's not is absolutely nuts.

Ps5 controller nah, imagine getting stick drift 1 mile below the surface?

I stumbled on it by accident so I am not sure if it will be great, but it offered enough stuff that she wanted (I could care less about live tv!) That were going to give it a try. It's called frndly tv and looks like it's $10 a month or $8 if you pay for the year. It has a week trial so I guess we'll see if it's decent. The other one we saw was Philo but I think that was $25 and offered more channels but nothing more that we wanted that the first option didn't have. Neither offer local channels which is why we're also getting Peacock as well.

Yeah, bring the features... I think in the 4 years of being with Hulu they only had 1 redesign but still no new features and definitely never fixed any of the bugs that have been here forever. I really wanted to see some improvements to more 4k content and feature some of the live tv broadcasts in 4k but nope.

I finally canceled the over priced live tv and today's the last day before it's gone. $85 bucks a month is just not worth it. Found another service that offers a lot of channels for $8 a month and my wife only wants 1 local station so $7 for that. Knocking $85 down to $15 is a big win. I don't think I will be the only one if they really think they can raise prices like that. Glad I'm done with them.

I believe it will happen. In only 1 year, this place went from ghost town to 30+ comments on most posts. Give it a few more years of people spreading the word and reddit continuing to make people go elsewhere, and it will almost be the same.

I am actually curious, will he be able to vote or no?

Honestly, in 2019 full size bars weren't that bad if you brought them from a place in bulk. I got mine at costco for a pretty good deal, I wanna say like 32 bars were included and it was under $30 at the time. For comparison, costco also had a giant bag of mini ones which was around $20. Because I didn't have a huge turnout of kids I was able to get away with giving full bars for maybe $10 more than what I would've spent. I think it was worth it when you see the kids faces drop when they realize your house is giving away the good stuff.

With that said, chocolate has gone up a lot during the years of inflation and that same box is sadly a lot more now, so I have dropped back down to just the large bag of mini ones.

I was so excited when I got my AMD card last fall, which was my first PC upgrade since 2016. FSR 3.0 was about to come out. Then it dropped, and I realized only a handful of games I didn't care to play supported it. Almost a year later, I still don't think I have played anything that uses it. The newer ones look great, but I guess it's going to be years before it's well adopted.