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"Many of the workers at the plant are immigrants, many with refugee or protected immigration statuses. About 57 different languages are spoken at the plant."
And 99% voted to strike!
Pitch an unnecessary sequel
So I Divorced An Axe Murderer
Oh no, you caught an STD (strait-targeted drone)
one upside of all of this is the revelation that the swinging dick bankers and big rah rah capital execs and billionaires are actually meek little scared dogs and president AOC or whoever (god willing) should walk them on a leash and make them drink out of a bowl
Whoever is the next Secretary of State is going to have some big shoes to fill.
I know! 😂 That's why he's available for the oil gig.
I'm so happy for you that you didn't have to live in the district where he *got elected* to Congress.
I just noticed her display name. 😂 Imagine how exhausting it must be inside her brain??
Well you just got yourself an angel investor. I'm in for $5.
The air kind or the water kind?
Pretty sure the administration already has this guy on the job
And too bad nothing will change and some time in the future we'll read some more Enron-esque messages from some other corporation.
Two Live Nation Entertainment Inc. executives bragged about the high fees the company charges fans at its venues, joking in internal messages that the company is "robbing them blind" and that "these people are so stupid" that "I almost feel bad taking advantage of them." In a series of chats from 2022, Ben Baker and Jeff Weinhold, two regional directors of ticketing for Live Nation amphitheaters, boasted about their ability to raise so-called "ancillary fees" - like parking, lawn chair rentals and VIP access - and still get concertgoers to pay for them. In one exchange, Weinhold gloated about raising VIP parking costs at a Virginia concert venue to $250. "These people are so stupid. I almost feel bad taking advantage of them," Baker wrote, adding later, "I gouge them on ancil prices."
Oh.
@leahnylen.bsky.social
www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
You know that physics explanation for why chargers always tangle, that there are far more possible configurations where they're tangled than where they're not? Similarly, I think there are far more ways to screw something up than there are to keep it working.
The fact that I have heard almost identical stories from Native students from probably every single ivy league college is so damning. Often the same claim—“we can’t find someone to assess your knowledge” what they mean is they can’t find someone w a PhD and fluency in the Indigenous language
Came here to reply that I miss hearing people say they "mash" buttons (I lived in Chattanooga for a time)
Oh!I didn't realize/remember you can exclude people you follow from the mute.
who called it an american express credit card statement instead of an ae iou
despite extraordinarily stiff competition from the Roberts Court, Citizens United keeps its place as one of the most damaging Supreme Court decisions of all time
When you have no ideology, I guess you can't really say anything that has meaning.
"partisan centrist vision on the left"
"who overperform to craft a strong, robust, and vibrant centrist faction"
Random word generation at its finest.
"trying to figure out how the market operates" 😂
CONCLUSIONS In our sample of 650,173 COVID cases among active-duty military personnel, a total of 278,278 were identified as having post-COVID-19 syndrome (42.8%). Of these, 273,405 reported post-COVID symptoms in at least two visits (42.1%). Our findings showed that the top three symptoms of post-COVID-19 syndrome in military personnel are related to pulmonary, neurological, and fatigue issues. Mild to moderate cases of this syndrome could leave military personnel with long-term deficits in their overall fitness and readiness. This readiness is a critical aspect of military effectiveness, ensuring that personnel can respond rapidly and decisively to threats. Thus, continued assessment and potential treatments are needed to assist active-duty military personnel to improve their overall health outcomes.
Oh look, the 🇺🇸 military concludes over 40% of COVID infections lead to Long COVID, among a population sample that is all adults, & on average in better physical condition & younger than the national/global population.
www.amjmedsci.org/article/S000...
They don't need to appeal. I'm going on record with my permission: they can have them.
Damn, can't even suffer from tuberculosis ethically
2 years ago Brandon Upchurch was pulled over at gun point in Ohio, violently mauled by a police dog, and wrongfully arrested after a Flock camera misread his truck’s license plate number flagged the plates as stolen. Brandon is far from alone: www.businessinsider.com/flock-safety...
I'm like "yeah haha!" "this!" and then you go and lose my aphantasic ass
it's been my autocarrot cons piracy therapy too
Time for an update on that old saying: "you know what they say about men with big feet -- check to make sure their feet are actually big and they're not just wearing ridiculously oversized shoes"
While they're in the process of creating a new batch of future disabled vets
