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rather than settle into a comfortable rut in my first job in a new field I was forced to job search, and the difficulty of finding people to hire and logistics of relocating and my willingness to take calculated risks accelerated my career growth I also spent $573.24 at Aldi on canned food etc as if I’m going to spend three months locked in my house again
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emergency situations are going to happen more frequently and be more severe with climate change and it’s not a bad idea to be able to stay safely home for a couple weeks minimum with no warning if needed in terms of food, water, etc if you don’t need to go buy bottled water or canned soup or a big bag of rice because you have some already then great, avoid those parking lot yelling matches
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Snuffman posted:Sorry, this was pages ago, but this was the real lesson of covid. Climate change will kill us because if people can't wear a mask, how can you expect them to make lifestyle changes or accept that certain goods are just not going to be available anymore. I just randomly came across the exact video you mentioned, here’s a fun review of tiny japanese student apartments: https://youtu.be/M33uqNdKQFo he mentions the angry threats viewers make to him, reacting to the idea people could live with less i guess??
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I heard through the grapevine that HR had to let a guy go at a former employer when he refused to mask, even when his wife tested positive he had to be physically barred from entering the building, then every attempt to communicate with him for work reasons when wfh lead to screaming vax tirades, then when he was finally termed by zoom call for being a crazy a-hole he apparently started throwing things and disrobing
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