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rottencupcakes

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    Comment #48698782

    Buc-ee’s ain’t cheap. But people pay it.

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    Comment #48698767

    It’s interesting that the private supermarkets (TJs, HEB) seem to both follow this happy and overstaffed model, and the public ones (Kroger, Albertsons/Safeway) do the opposite. Al…

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    Comment #48509989

    The plans have weekly limits, but are charged monthly. So this is actually only about ~$45.

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    Comment #48479266

    Also is having twice as much money (1x from interest and 1x from income) not a benefit? Maybe you are the strawman consumer that skeptics point to in guaranteed basic income debate…

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    Comment #48359231

    It's this sort of mentality and the prolitferation of passive investing that gives these companies the opportunity to pass the bag.

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    Comment #48296799

    Defaults matter. Opt-in vs opt-out organ donorship has a large impact. Most people on any web app won’t stray from the defaults.

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    Comment #48111890

    What on earth does "returned the hacked personal data" mean?

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    Comment #47939006

    I drove up there in the AM Thursday, Feb 18th, during the snowstorm, about an hour before they closed the pass for the rest of the day. You couldn't see anything. As soon as there …

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    Comment #47174833

    i like it. it's how you show you didn't use ai to write the message.

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    Comment #46653062

    Odd how nobody ever builds a balloon to fly towards the communist utopias.

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    Comment #46473274

    A limited availability loss leader product meant to normalize lottery tickets to young customers.

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    Comment #46334930

    They don’t cause net warming, it’s transient. If we stopped flying tomorrow it would go away quickly. But we keep flying. But even with that the amount of warming this continuous e…

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    Comment #46292280

    Thanks for clarifying. I'm American and I had never heard of practise in my life.

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    Comment #46281769

    I had paid $150 or so for a extra legroom seat (on lufthansa). They did some last minute tomfoolery and my seat changed on my phone as I boarded the plane. I was now not even in a …

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    Comment #46280382

    Every drink is for sale, even coffee. They aggressively use the bag sizer and try to take bags away at the gate, under the ruse that their tiny Airbus overhead bins cannot fit them…

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    Comment #46279700

    What has become much more degraded in Europe than America is the domestic flights. Try flying Lufthansa (or one of their half dozen subsidiaries created almost entirely to give wor…

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    Comment #46212178

    FYI I researched this a bit. Most coffee is hand-picked, with Brazil (featured in the video), being the exception. Brazil is generally known for mass production low quality coffee …

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    Comment #46177560

    $10/lb sounds very reasonable for a grown, hand picked, fermented, washed, dried, shipped, roasted, packaged, and delivered seed.

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    Comment #46167447

    Super interesting. I replicated this. I passed the AIs this image and asked them how many fingers were on the hands: https://media.post.rvohealth.io/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2...…

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    Comment #46164217

    I don’t know what you remember, but that didn’t happen to GoT. It was highly watched through the end, with increasing viewership every season. https://www.reddit.com/media?url=http…

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    Comment #46112848

    I’ve is only used when there is a verb to follow and the have is part of the verb’s construction. As in “I’ve done it” or “I’ve seen it” It would not be used before a noun, in the …

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    Comment #46112813

    > I am not saying .avif is perfect, but IMO it is much better than .jpg or .avif going crazy reading this sentence

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    Comment #45775475

    It's classic Apple to spend over a decade insisting that that glossy screens were the best option, and then to eventually roll out a matte screen as a "premium" feature with a bunc…