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i just divided the mass of sodium by the mass of chlorine instead of by the total mass. i have indeed forgotten high school chemistry!
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Minecraft Holmes posted:They're like 70 electoral votes away from what they need, but I think colorado or new mexico hopped on recently that's a perfect troll and I won't believe otherwise, dude is totally getting away with "What if Zelda was a girl?" material
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May 3, 2019 20:35
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Powershift posted:Hot drat. In what world is 2480mg of salt 41% of a daily intake. It's the world's first sandwich designed for trans women, they just put the wrong flag on. (a common medication makes you crave salt.)
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May 3, 2019 20:45
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T-man posted:It's the world's first sandwich designed for trans women, they just put the wrong flag on. There's enough salt on the internet to satisfy those cravings.
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May 3, 2019 21:48
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May 4, 2019 00:42
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well, gently caress. that's my neighborhood grocery store. now i knoq
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Coolness Averted posted:weren't the states signing on for that just the states that already went blue/along with the popular vote anyway? He's friends with Ben Schwartz (Jean-Ralphio/voice of Sonic) so I like to think he's just trying to stick up for his friend. Movie doesn't deserve it though.
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Unions are bad for not only us but also our customers and employees. No, we can't tell you why, just trust us okaaayyy?!?
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Outrail posted:Unions are bad for not only us but also our customers and employees. They're bad for our employees because we're going to fire them all and replace them with scabs
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May 4, 2019 05:33
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Outrail posted:Unions are bad for not only us but also our customers and employees. If you were smart enough to handle a labor union you wouldn't need to bag groceries, plebe 
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May 4, 2019 08:45
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When did literally everyone become an "associate" instead of "employee" by the way, that seems like a recent thing but I'm not really sure. It feels like some kind of sneaky implied PR hedge, to paint a picture of "oh they're not an employee of us they're an associate of ours"
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May 4, 2019 09:11
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also all of the uniforms have become black now its very star wars empire-ish
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May 4, 2019 09:14
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Shame Boy posted:When did literally everyone become an "associate" instead of "employee" by the way, that seems like a recent thing but I'm not really sure. It feels like some kind of sneaky implied PR hedge, to paint a picture of "oh they're not an employee of us they're an associate of ours" What’s worse...being an associate or being a team member?
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Shame Boy posted:When did literally everyone become an "associate" instead of "employee" by the way, that seems like a recent thing but I'm not really sure. It feels like some kind of sneaky implied PR hedge, to paint a picture of "oh they're not an employee of us they're an associate of ours" yet another way of attempting to mask the fundamentally exploitative and extractive relationship of employment under capitalism. makes it sound more horizontal
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May 4, 2019 09:38
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Shame Boy posted:When did literally everyone become an "associate" instead of "employee" by the way, that seems like a recent thing but I'm not really sure. It feels like some kind of sneaky implied PR hedge, to paint a picture of "oh they're not an employee of us they're an associate of ours" my first retail job in the early 2000s I was an "associate" 
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May 4, 2019 12:09
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i used to think "sandwich artist" was the worst job title but at least it doesn't imply you're any more than just a disposable cog like "associate" does.
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May 4, 2019 12:12
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megalodong posted:i used to think "sandwich artist" was the worst job title but at least it doesn't imply you're any more than just a disposable cog like "associate" does. I was once a "popcorn professional" before being promoted to "production manager" which was literally the same job with no extra benefits or wages. Officially I managed the production of the popcorn but in reality I didn't get to come up with new flavors, order stock, or even decide what got made for the day. I didn't manage anyone else it was only me in the kitchen. gently caress that place
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May 4, 2019 12:16
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I'm the outside interference that is our internal staff joining together to form a union. I wonder how they feel about independent states in America getting along just fine but then deciding to form a union  "We at Hannaforde do believe that our State can beft perfome Independently and that nothinge can be served by forming a Union with outfide Interference."
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Weatherman posted:I'm the outside interference that is our internal staff joining together to form a union. Oh, I'll bet the Hannaford execs are all about states' rights.
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May 4, 2019 12:41
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How did they get that much salt into a sandwich? This thing has as much sodium as half a loving ramen bowl.
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May 4, 2019 12:49
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Ebola Roulette posted:How did they get that much salt into a sandwich? This thing has as much sodium as half a loving ramen bowl. But not as much as a quesarito https://fastfoodnutrition.org/taco-bell/quesarito/steak
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May 4, 2019 12:57
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Ebola Roulette posted:How did they get that much salt into a sandwich? This thing has as much sodium as half a loving ramen bowl.
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May 4, 2019 13:00
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Wrex Ruckus posted:my first retail job in the early 2000s I was an "associate" Yeah I've seen it used for a while but nowadays it seems like it's used for everything, even jobs outside of retail, like it's the new default. Hell I've had other companies our company sells to address me as an "associate" even though my company doesn't do that (we're just employees for now anyway)
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May 5, 2019 00:31
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The Nastier Nate posted:What’s worse...being an associate or being a team member? Oh hell I forgot about "team member". Also I live near Disney World so a few people at my current office have "Disney Cast Member" on their resumes. Oh they're cast members are they, Disney? So they're all members of, like, SAG I assume?
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Shame Boy posted:Oh hell I forgot about "team member". Also I live near Disney World so a few people at my current office have "Disney Cast Member" on their resumes. Like a subway sandwich artist, so you can charge them for the "art supplies" they use.
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hannaford is largely a new england chain. im not sure if there is an active push to organize or the mamagment saw the stop and shop strike here currently and market basket before it and are just resisting preemptively
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May 5, 2019 00:48
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megalodong posted:i used to think "sandwich artist" was the worst job title but at least it doesn't imply you're any more than just a disposable cog like "associate" does. when I worked at a subway the boss thought it was hilarious to call us piss artists this is slightly less unpleasant in british english but is still undignified
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May 5, 2019 01:25
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Marxist-Jezzinist posted:when I worked at a subway the boss thought it was hilarious to call us piss artists I mean back when I lived someplace where it snowed heavily I was quite a master of the art of the piss myself I guess
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May 5, 2019 01:37
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Len posted:I was once a "popcorn professional" before being promoted to "production manager" which was literally the same job with no extra benefits or wages. Officially I managed the production of the popcorn but in reality I didn't get to come up with new flavors, order stock, or even decide what got made for the day. I didn't manage anyone else it was only me in the kitchen.
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May 5, 2019 01:56
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Can confirm we are associates at Amazon.
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May 5, 2019 03:42
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 http://m.hani.co.kr/arti/society/society_general/892605.html i am too drunk to translate anything rn but lol at basically calquing one of those 'millenials are lazy' articles into korean
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May 5, 2019 05:12
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I used to live near a courier business and all the cars noted that they were all independent contractors because of course in this hell world you can just violate labor law forever without consequences
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lancemantis posted:I used to live near a courier business and all the cars noted that they were all independent contractors because of course in this hell world you can just violate labor law forever without consequences Amazon's been doing this too with having some random people just drive packages to people's houses instead of having USPS or UPS do it. Something like 20k packages a day through our facility are just going straight to someone's car so they can last-mile it for cheaper than the postal service would.
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Outrail posted:If you're a sandwich artist all your bread, spreads and fillings are tax deductible under 'training and work related expenses' talk about starving for your art
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Shima Honnou posted:Amazon's been doing this too with having some random people just drive packages to people's houses instead of having USPS or UPS do it. Something like 20k packages a day through our facility are just going straight to someone's car so they can last-mile it for cheaper than the postal service would. I can always tell when amazon does this because unlike the actual delivery trucks they can't get through the front gate of my lovely apartment complex so they give up and the package is mysteriously lost for like two weeks while it floats around in amazon limbo and then shows up right as I figure it's never going to arrive A couple of times I wound up getting two copies of the thing I ordered on different days, without even complaining or anything, so I assume amazon can't even track the loving things right either and figured it was lost in transit and automatically sent another one, then the first one turned up somehow
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May 5, 2019 06:48
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It's cool that now when an actor is trending, Netflix can find any movies they played a small role in and update the cover art to make it look like they're the star. Pre-internet that kind of trickery took a lot of work.
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Shame Boy posted:I can always tell when amazon does this because unlike the actual delivery trucks they can't get through the front gate of my lovely apartment complex so they give up and the package is mysteriously lost for like two weeks while it floats around in amazon limbo and then shows up right as I figure it's never going to arrive You can also tell because it'll have a different label on the package, as well. It loving sucks those assholes don't know package etiquette and just leave it in the wide open instead of putting it behind something.
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I had an Amazon courier bring me a package once and it was certainly a thing. Just this guy in a beat up car full of Amazon boxes showed up at work and went "hey is Josh here" to the first person he saw which was just some random dude buying cigarettes. That was a thing.
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Len posted:I had an Amazon courier bring me a package once and it was certainly a thing. Just this guy in a beat up car full of Amazon boxes showed up at work and went "hey is Josh here" to the first person he saw which was just some random dude buying cigarettes. Still is, and not just Amazon. My Adderall prescription from medimpact direct was delivered on a Saturday by a plainclothes courier.
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