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Almost all the fast food ive had in europe (France, Spain, UK, Italy, Germany etc..). was better than here (Canada), except for Domino's. It's always bad pizza and really overpriced.
Here it's not the best pizza, but super consistent and the cheapest around with those coupons.
If you know the actual story of Oppenheimer, you know the movie is garbage. It made it about this mostly fictitious investigation before Congress because of a pretty feud
Here's the thing...
That's almost what those words mean
Please fuck this up by not giving him a fair trial
It worked for republicans. Some judge makes up some whatever ruling that makes no sense and kicks it down the road months or years picking appart all the little garbage arguments they try to make.
The issue here is thinking this administration is going to care about the process, and will likely start taking "very legal, very cool" shortcuts to fuck shit up. This is like if the Democrats got robbed for years and said: we're thinking of taking their lawn chairs if they don't cooperate.
In the words of sweet brown, ain't nobody got time for that. Some don't have the education for that. You also don't count all the errors people did take the time to correct, before or after posting.
I drive a 2013 honda civic (200k km). Because No monthly payments, thing works great and is super cheap to fix (most of which I can do myself).
Cars these days just aren't worth it, you get an EV or Hybrid and at the first repair it's 15k and you might as well throw it out.
You misunderstand the billions a year it takes to keep the public roads functional, it's not burning funds when it's your money. This whole free market spin of "participating a bit" you're trying to put on this makes no sense at all. That's called taxes.
Public transport is underfunded and blocked by the car lobby, so it's too expensive for what it is. Cars aren't that expensive because theyre already heavily subsidized (and you ignore all the money that goes to maintaining it). Your math doesn't add up in the real world if you take the true costs of cars, and it adds up even less if countries didn't specifically design stuff for cars.
We shouldn't build entire cities based on the few who can afford to waste money on a car, and make travel extremely difficult for everyone who can't, even if public transport was a poverty thing. (it's not)
It's not more convenient. It's only more convenient if the infrastructure isn't there. Dodger stadium is a classic. It's the stadium with 12 stadiums worth of parking lot around it. Some stadiums in Europe have 3-4x the capacity of dodger stadium and no parking. That's because it's convenient to get there by public transport. The US specifically makes zoning laws so people need cars from the isolate suburb to the yuge department store.
Even gas stations don't pay for themselves. Gas would not be "profitable" or affordable for anyone if our governments didn't spend billions subsidizing it.
Ma ville-marie!