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UnknownTarget posted:South Korea, Taiwan, probably China... Im considering those countries except maybe china to have not had bad outbreaks
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Bar Ran Dun posted:my head canon is now that OOCC is asymptomatic patient zero and infected the whole world on his global trip to pet cats. I did pet a cat in Spain in november, LA in December and New York in January
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# ? May 14, 2020 04:54 |
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remember, America is the richest third-world nation
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# ? May 14, 2020 04:56 |
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https://twitter.com/nicksonsec/status/1260746591918608386 somebody do the lambeau leap but it’s it’s into the arms of the coffin dudes
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# ? May 14, 2020 04:58 |
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crossover between the covid and doomsday economy threads Rebecca Shamtoob had only been working for a month at a firm based in a Manhattan WeWork before things started feeling off—well, more off than usual for the scandal-beset co-working company. It was early March, and COVID-19 cases were skyrocketing in New York City. She noticed the WeWork location was getting dirtier—particularly the bathrooms—and that there were few protective measures in place. WeWork staff were placing hand sanitizer at various places around the office, but people kept stealing the highly sought bottles, Shamtoob says. On March 12, the location threw a pizza and pie party for Pi Day (since March 14 was on a Saturday) and announced it would be the last office event for the foreseeable future. The location, at 401 Park Ave. S., planned to remain open for work, however. People were coughing and sharing food at the party, so Shamtoob decided to start working from home. The email from WeWork came a week later: Someone at the location had tested positive for COVID-19. The last time that person had been in the office was the day of the Pi Day party. You can understand why the co-working model would not be particularly appealing during a pandemic. But now that cases have exploded and lockdown orders across the country have prevented many people from even going in to work, many WeWork customers allege that the company has been inflexible in giving them breaks on rent and easing lease terms. WeWork is keeping its locations open, declaring itself an essential business. Yet many members feel that the offices are unusable, particularly given that nonessential workers are expected to stay home and the fact that there have been positive cases at some WeWork locations. The company has said that it is working with its 600,000 members on an individual basis to figure out compromises on rent during this time. But many members have been turning to media outlets to allege that WeWork has either offered unfair terms or completely refused to make concessions. (WeWork itself has stopped paying rent at certain locations.) Many members have alleged that WeWork has either offered unfair terms or completely refused to make concessions. When New York went into lockdown in late March, lawyer Stephanie Hendricks knew business for her practice would slow to a trickle. Hendricks contacted the WeWork branch at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, where she’d been working since fall 2019, to see about getting a rent reduction. Instead, she says, the company shot down all her proposals, such as her suggestion that she simply pay WeWork a $600 monthly storage fee for her office supplies. (Her base rent is $1,850 per month.) Because her credit card was already on file, she had no way of stopping the payments. Getting out of the lease also isn’t an option, since she signed on for three years. At this point, she says there’s not much else she can do. “I’m honestly just taking things on a day-to-day basis,” she said. Hendricks said that when she’s gone in to check on her belongings, the workspace has been completely empty save for one staff member at the front desk. (The kitchen is no longer serving complimentary beverages.) Jacob Feldman, CEO of the education consultancy Nexus Academics, had been on a month-to-month lease at the 300 Park Ave. WeWork location in Manhattan and was planning to move out when the pandemic hit. He told the company during the first week of March that he’d be leaving at the end of the month. WeWork told him, however, that he would’ve had to have notified them on Feb. 29 to do that—so he would have to pay through April 30. Feldman says that getting in touch with WeWork representatives at the corporate level was impossible because by March, when New York’s coronavirus infections were rapidly climbing, they were overwhelmed with tons of other move-out requests. He asked his location’s office manager whether he could get a break on rent for April since the workspace had been closed for a combined two weeks for deep cleanings after several customers tested positive for the coronavirus. (When they did the cleanings, they would only close the floor where the infected person’s office was located, even though members are typically able to access all three floors.) The manager told him that he wouldn’t have to pay April rent, but only if he agreed to extend his lease through May. He opted to take the hit rather than extending. Feldman recently visited the office during the workday to gather his belongings and noted that the lights were off and no other tenants were there. He saw two or three staff members who weren’t wearing masks. Some signs were up to remind people to practice social distancing, but that appeared to be the only protective measure that the location had taken.
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:00 |
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third world jsut means non aligned. Switzerland, Norway etc America is by definition 1st world
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This is the longest I’ve gone without leaving the US and the longest I’ve gone without petting a cat in ten years
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euphronius posted:third world jsut means non aligned. Switzerland, Norway etc but where's my 2nd world now that the USSR/warsaw pact is kaput ?
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https://mobile.twitter.com/Acyn/status/1260379639966384130
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now we just call the lovely 3rd world "the global south" and I guess that means everyone that's p ok is the "global north"?????? even though there's plenty of shithole countries in the northern hemi??????????? like the USA??????????
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:07 |
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but 4 real it's like yemen and stuff
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:07 |
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Marzzle posted:but where's my 2nd world now that the USSR/warsaw pact is kaput ? chiner Vietnam etc
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:08 |
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Epic High Five posted:Making some garlic chili fried chickpeas tomorrow and mixing the extra in with my rice gibe recipe for the peas. recipea why didn't I put basmati rice in my target order goddamn it it smells like popcorn!!!!
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:08 |
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Owlofcreamcheese posted:This is the longest I’ve gone without leaving the US Oh poor baby.
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:10 |
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euphronius posted:chiner I could go for that but china is inexorably linked to every country in the world so it's not v 2nd worldy in the iron curtain sense but hopefully we'll get another cold war crankin' soon and I can start using all these vintage "2nd world can eat a dick" novelty t-shirts in good faith
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:10 |
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Stop pissing on my leg and telling me it's raining.
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:10 |
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RC Cola posted:Oh poor baby. many of us will need to sacrifice our international vacations as food aid is dropped on the south east by chyna
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:11 |
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snoo posted:gibe recipe for the peas. recipea Uhh I dont really work off recipes, just put some olive or other tasty oil in a pan and brown up some garlic in it alongside soem red pepper flakes or diced hot peppers. Toss beans in and poke around at them until they start blistering You end up with tasty oil and tasty beans
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snoo posted:gibe recipe for the peas. recipea basmati owns
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jk, keep pissing on my leg
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Padams posted:goddammit my cousin who I’ve always looked up to recently turned 40. it was like a switch was flipped that instantly turned him into a reactionary. He’s been into conspiracy theories about the lockdowns and wants to OPEN ER UP. I feel like I should just stop voting as soon as I turn 40 since apparently white men are incapable of having good opinions beyond a certain age. i'm like 7 days from 40 will let you know if I instantly switch to chud from sadbrains leftist ecoterrorist was personally looking forward to a gold medallion, porsche and a combover tbh
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marmot25 posted:https://twitter.com/nicksonsec/status/1260746591918608386
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RandomBlue posted:jk, keep pissing on my leg TRUMP!
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Samurai Sanders posted:I don't know if I'll ever feel comfortable about going into a place like that again. Not just because of my health, or other people's health, but because my job and my co-workers jobs were threatened if any of us get it. yeah it really sucks but I guess at least all of my 20s had non-deadly bars though I will miss them in my 30s
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:17 |
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Epic High Five posted:Uhh I dont really work off recipes, just put some olive or other tasty oil in a pan and brown up some garlic in it alongside soem red pepper flakes or diced hot peppers. Toss beans in and poke around at them until they start blistering I've started 2 cups of chickpeas soaking in your honor
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:18 |
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:liberals think the system is going to save us lol yeah this Julius Cæsar fellow seems to be doing bad stuff but our institutions will prevail!!!
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Owlofcreamcheese posted:This is the longest I’ve gone without leaving the US and the longest I’ve gone without petting a cat in ten years Lol what the
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A HORNY SWEARENGEN posted:Sure is awful quiet on the "the flu is deadlier bro" front
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PyPy posted:real talk: i am fortunate enough to be able to work from home, but i find it increasingly difficult to get out of bed and work a full day as time passes. i don't know how to snap out of this. As someone with a depressive disorder, during this pandemic I feel like people are constantly describing symptoms of depression without acknowledging that’s what they’re doing. Situational depression is a thing anyone can develop, you don’t need clinical depression to have depression. Maybe everyone should just look up a guide for dealing with depression and go ahead and start practicing some depression routines and coping skills now? A depression routine can help you maintain a level of work functionality while depressed and unless you have a job that’s trying to give you roni you should probably try to keep your job. Also, just a reminder to everyone that WFH is a skill you can develop but it’s normal not to just have. Not everyone has a work style that can easily switch to WFH. Even if there wasn’t a pandemic it’d be normal to struggle transitioning to WFH. I hear a lot of people talking about themselves like they’re loving up when they are having to adapt to a new style of work in chaotic and traumatic times. You can find guides for WFH that you might find useful and several goons have posted good tips. Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:That's a good description, thing is anyone with half a brain realizes that they're in a situation where their life is a consumer transaction and directs their anger at the system
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Marzzle posted:I've started 2 cups of chickpeas soaking in your honor Be advised you will eat them all in one sitting whether you intend to or not
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RandomBlue posted:jk, keep pissing on my leg hell yeah
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:22 |
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FAUXTON posted:you ever order Chinese food and get just the most ominous poo poo in the fortune cookies I got one about 5 years ago that literally read “It would be best to keep a low profile.” Kept it in my wallet ever since
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:23 |
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assuming this is in reference 2 everyone i kno getting sickquote:A bicyclist checks out a sign written in grass clippings on a hillside that says, “We Got This,” in West Seattle on Tuesday. (Ellen M. Banner / The Seattle Times)
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:24 |
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Epic High Five posted:Uhh I dont really work off recipes, just put some olive or other tasty oil in a pan and brown up some garlic in it alongside soem red pepper flakes or diced hot peppers. Toss beans in and poke around at them until they start blistering I might do this but then make them like the crispy oven chickpeas, or use some chili crisp
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:24 |
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snoo posted:gibe recipe for the peas. recipea shm if you don't have a couple 50lb or 25lb bags of nice rice hanging around. target? wtf? those little 1lb bags of rice. what a loving casual. Marzzle posted:I've started 2 cups of chickpeas soaking in your honor Made some crispy chickpeas the other day, good stuff!
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Have conservatives started calling handwashing a liberal hoax yet?
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snoo posted:I might do this but then make them like the crispy oven chickpeas, or use some chili crisp Doing the oil itself, letting it cool, and using it to marinade cooked beans before crisping them could be good. Something I've been considering myself
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# ? May 14, 2020 05:25 |
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Chickpeas aren't as good as lentils nutrition wise but they are by far the most snackable bean and friendliest to mass consumption
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Epic High Five posted:Chickpeas aren't as good as lentils nutrition wise but they are by far the most snackable bean and friendliest to mass consumption u kno i love a good roasted chickpea i think u havfe something here
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COVID-19 posted:Lol what the Gonna pet every cat on earth. (LA, Toledo, Madrid, New York, Iceland, South Africa, Vermont, Maine, London, Germany, Mexico, Etc)
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