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Comment #25238873
The fire was not some out of control fire that burned down the entire home from photos of the firefighters at the home that night https://twitter.com/local1522/status/1328998506183…
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Comment #25238793
you’re assuming he was sleeping...nothing in the article says that he was asleep in his bedroom when this happened. it also doesn’t explain why the firefighters say he was “trapped…
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Comment #25238522
There’s other sources on Twitter that have linked the article. I looked at the Stratford case too. Doesn’t match. It was a 42 year old adult with 2 other adults and 2 teens. Hsieh …
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Comment #25238406
Because it matches the timeline and confirmed by multiple sources as him? https://twitter.com/vitalvegas/status/1332560969747238912?s=...
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Comment #25238345
there’s information from this article at the time of the fire: https://www.theday.com/article/20201118/NWS04/201119437 the thing that stood out to me was that it happened at 3:30 i…
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Comment #25238132
I’ve honestly found online shopping to become increasingly anti-consumer. The absolute worst trend is what I would consider to be aggressive dynamic pricing, especially on Amazon.
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Comment #25237949
I’m a little disheartened by how much e-commerce has changed for the worst since the Zappos heydays, and how the most successful cos now often employ anti-consumer dark patterns an…
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Comment #25237924
Found it very strange to say that he died “peacefully” when he died because of injuries from a house fire a week earlier.
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Comment #25234447
yeah I guess the wording of the story is confusing. I think it’s less “here’s a reward for literally killing people” and more “here’s a little something to soften the blow of an OD…
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Comment #25234364
ok, so a rebate is less “here’s a reward for OD’ing people” and more “we’ll soften the blow if you continue filling Oxy with no judgment if someone ends up dying” I guess
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Comment #25234266
isn’t CVS just doing whatever the doctor is prescribing without any judgement? i don’t see how CVS would be liable here unless they failed to verify the authenticity of a prescript…
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Comment #25234228
I don’t really understand the rebate strategy here. They told Purdue to literally go to CVS and tell them “we are going to pay you a bonus for every overdose you cause?” How does C…
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Comment #25233402
I’m speaking from the perspective of the customer. They might be top knotch but if it’s understaffed and underesourced then no one can be set up for success when they have to face …
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Comment #25232052
yeah it’s unfortunate even at a finance startup that CX is so disregarded. Coinbase doesn’t exactly have a great CX reputation eg lots of horror stories plus it seems to go down ev…
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Comment #25231393
this seems like it’s also a struggle between different teams at the same company. Customer Service teams are very often looked down upon as “less than” other teams like engineering…
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Comment #25164027
Wish is number 6 on Shopping App Chart and Aliexpress is at 30 or so. It’s more popular but Aliexpress barely does any marketing in the US AFAIK
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Comment #25163825
Aliexpress looks and feels similar to Wish though. Not like comparing s3 to dropbox
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Comment #25160039
I just downloaded the app again to refresh my memory on what it looked like since I had never actually bought anything off it. Used an anonymous email to register eg clean profile …
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Comment #25156001
i joined an early stage co that will go public within the next year and got very lucky in a junior role with a life changing amount of money. the compensation at private cos is so …
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Comment #25155962
i think you answered your own question