Sylink posted:

But if we were making 150k/year it'd be a lot easier so that lady can deal with it.

Abongination posted:

Chad Richison

poo poo POST MALONE posted:

I have friends who bought a second house in the middle of nowhere only to find out that their water access is tied to keeping a running farm in operation with a set yearly yield. lmao owned.

Fame Douglas posted:

You do realize it's a campy Hollywood movie. Or is the Matrix now "praxis"

Forseti posted:

Hmmmm this gives me an idea to start a business where people pay me to remove features from new poo poo. I wonder how tricky it would be to get at the actual signal path to the panel in those things...

3D Megadoodoo posted:

petit choux posted:

Lentils are where it's at.

DR FRASIER KRANG posted:

i never got the impression they were armed. just that they swarm a store with dozens of thieves at once so there's no way to apprehend them

Owlbear Camus posted:

American labor laws are a joke. "at will employment" means any pretext is legal as long as they aren't stupid enough to openly document the actual reason when its "fired for being black/pregnant/reporting harassment/gay/following policy" etc

Edmund Sparkler posted:

That looks like jail food. Probly just a coincidence tho.

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Aramark Corporation, known commonly as Aramark, is an American food service, facilities[disambiguation needed], and uniform services provider to clients in areas including education, healthcare, business, prisons, and leisure. It operates in North America (United States and Canada) and an additional 20 countries, including United Kingdom, Germany, Philippines, South Korea, Chile, Ireland, and Spain.

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Aramark

One of the country’s largest food service companies, Aramark has been subjected to repeated criticism for both its use of prison labor and the poor quality of the prison food it provides. The company controls dining services in almost 40 percent of all US prisons and is known to use prison labor to prepare and package much of the food it provides. In 2019 prisoners in Santa Rita Jail in Alameda County, California, sued the county for being “coerced to work for Aramark without pay,” but the suit is still pending as of the time of this publication.

Aramark also has numerous contracts with dining services at universities across the country, but their use of prison labor has left many students skeptical. Florida State University announced that they would contract Aramark to provide dining services in 2020, a decision that was met with widespread student disapproval. Some students at the University of Florida began a monetary boycott of Aramark, avoiding making purchases at on-campus dining facilities, after the school extended their contract for an extra year.

Shame Boy posted:

Had to take someone to the airport today. We were a bit early so we wandered around the shops and found this fun toy plane for kids:



If you pressed one of the wheels it would light up and yell "INCOMING!!!" and then make an explosion sound

Maed posted:

Only time I've ever even seen an executive was the COO in the bathroom, he never washed his hands

RandomBlue posted:

so this is why you spend $3500/mo on candles.

bob dobbs is dead posted:

but not vice versa. bam, georg cantor in the house

Biplane posted:

man this whole "numbers" racket seems like insanity from top to bottom.

CRUSTY MINGE posted:

It's pieces per hour. That's a loving nuts pick rate too, if you have to leg around a warehouse.

However, often picks will be bulked, so if a scanner sends you to a bin and tells you to pick 17 of something, that's 17 for your pick rate.

The warehouse I was in had a standard pick rate around 90. I could swing 120+ regularly, but it was small items for the most part. A 310 pick rate must be nothing but tiny poo poo in the warehouse.

Sorry for the late reply, I had to go buy some weed.

Pryor on Fire posted:

“Foreign carriers are being allowed to disrespect us, and we can’t do anything about it,” says Aubrey Bettencourt, the association’s president. “We have no recourse.”

tokin opposition posted:

I fully support the president flying in American made planes, cars, and duck tour boats

Marenghi posted:

Does better help connect you with real shrinks? The ads gave me the impression it was gig workers you'd be talking to.

Honj Steak posted:

When I used Noom a few years ago it would give me very low daily calorie limits and its database was spotty. Don’t know if it has changed a lot since then, the only thing I know is that Noom is insanely expensive nowadays. MyFitnessPal and YAZIO are much better calorie trackers that do the essentials for free.

text editor posted:

Does it block out sunlight? that's probably what an upper-class Chinese woman is buying it for - preventing tans

StormDrain posted:

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Please note, this item is not waterproof and is meant for sun protection or decorative use

StrugglingHoneybun posted:

Practice your karate moves at the self checkout while holding stuff. That'll make the AI go nuts

The cameras caught me passing an item from one hand to another after tossing something in a bag and it thought I stole something. It looped the video of me doing it over and over while the lady logged in to clear it.

Shame Boy posted:

Where are you shopping that they don't have a person to put the stuff in your basket for you, is that not the norm for grocery stores in other parts of the country or something?

hobbesmaster posted:

they advertise a lot on TikTok for some reason

Shame Boy posted:

Actually if it's anything like the apps we've had to deal with at work the reason the system works is the store is collecting and selling the gently caress out of your user data.

Shear Modulus posted:

i think Neil young has probably changed his overall views. rockin in the free world was apparently written as a description of how lovely america was under Bush I.

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In 2015 and 2016, the song was played during Donald Trump's grand entry preceding his formal announcement that he would run as a Republican candidate for the 2016 presidency.[10] Young, a longtime supporter of Bernie Sanders, said that Trump's use of "Rockin' in the Free World" was not authorized.[11] The contention, later determined to be a licensing issue, was resolved, and Trump's campaign used the song. Young explained to Rolling Stone that he had no issue with the campaign using the song.[12]
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In 2020, Trump again used the song at a pre-Fourth of July speech at Mount Rushmore on July 3, along with two other Young songs ("Like a Hurricane" and "Cowgirl in the Sand"). A tweet from Young from the official Neil Young Archives Twitter account responded to the usage of "Rockin' in the Free World” by retweeting a tweet from Rapid City Journal reporter Morgan Matzen that contained a video with the song playing at the Trump event with Young adding "This is NOT ok with me…". A minute later Young retweeted a second Matzen tweet, this time one showing a video of Young's song "Like a Hurricane" playing before the President took the stage, with Young adding "I stand in solidarity with the Lakota Sioux & this is NOT ok with me."[14] On August 4, 2020, Young filed a lawsuit in the Southern District of New York against the Trump campaign for copyright infringement for its use of "Rockin' in the Free World" and "Devil's Sidewalk" after both songs had been removed from ASCAP's political license.[15] On December 7, 2020, Young voluntarily dismissed the case.[16]

Jezza of OZPOS posted:

have your garbage skunked stuff in clear bottles, more out of date beer for me

Jezza of OZPOS posted:

A can is basically a metal barrel so yeah probably. Unless it's a clear can.

Shame Boy posted:

Oh also i bought some stuff a few weeks ago that was like, 50/50 fruit juice mixed with real mild german wheat beer and that was very nice too.

Milo and POTUS posted:

Steel reserve is palatable once you've had Hurricane