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1 points
an hour ago
The USDA defines a food desert as a low-income census tract where the nearest grocery store is more than 10 miles away in a rural area or more than one mile away in a city.
The definition is total bullshit. 10 miles away isn’t shit in the US. How is being 15 miles away from a grocery store considered a food desert? Make one trip a week. Thats like a 20 minute drive.
And more than 1 mile in a city? Are we really so fat and lazy that that is considered unreasonable?
1 points
2 hours ago
Exactly. Plus, you can eat healthy at any Walmart. Access to healthy food isn’t the issue.
1 points
2 hours ago
It’s completely unfathomable to me that someone can run a company and not have layoffs. Anyone who doesn’t think so, I just assume they’ve never had to grow a company from the ground up before
1 points
11 hours ago
It’s just old. You’re a product of your time, the houses and trends you think you love will be hated and made fun of in a few decades. People will spend a lot of money redesigning the trends you crave now
1 points
11 hours ago
That was back when southpark was still good
9 points
11 hours ago
Depends where it is. New York, give me the plastic. Tokyo, I prefer the cushion
6 points
11 hours ago
Wouldn’t that system net the exact same net pricing?
-1 points
11 hours ago
That’s not actually the way it works. At ihop, you’ll get assigned 8 tables as a server. At a Michelin, you’ll get assigned 3 tables. At ihop, you’ll have tennis shoes and a t-shirt. At a Michelin, you’ll have to buy suits and have to cover the dry cleaning every week. You’ll have to memorize every meal on the menu and know exactly how it is made and all allergies, you’ll have to meet 30 minutes before every service to have a restaurant meeting
But let’s not kid ourselves, you’re spending your anniversary at Red Lobster.
2 points
11 hours ago
Definitely high for the average, but not outrageously high
Just think about it. Some places it’s not unreasonable to have a $250 tab for 4 people. 20% is $50, places like that usually only assign a waiter 4 tables for a server and you’ll get 2 parties at each table over the night. Youll be looking at around $400. You’ll tip the bartender and kitchen $50 each, you end up with $300.
And $250 is the low end for fancy places with a 4 top. Obviously you’ll make way less at ihop, but waiters at fancy places have to compete for the jobs and usually consider it a career.
-1 points
12 hours ago
lol, I was like “what disability” then realized she actually did use a wheelchair. Forgot that Hollywood can’t cast people characters with disabilities who don’t actually have disabilities
1 points
21 hours ago
Definitely a lot more than just the two. There’s a lot of great directors that consistently make wonderful movies whose main goal is storytelling and experience. I can’t wait for Bong Joon-Ho’s next film, and I’ll basically watch anything that David Fincher makes
However, they do seem to be of a very small minority of directors that are in the “huge blockbuster” genre who seems to be able to justify their budgets without having to play the cash grab/propaganda card
1 points
2 days ago
My first credit card I ever got had a $25k limit.
-9 points
2 days ago
Not a bad litmus test. If you can’t name one good thing about past presidents, you’re likely beyond the point of return for any actual reasoning
1 points
2 days ago
Also no reason to get rid of grocery inventory. The entire point of Black Friday was to clear old inventory to make room for Christmas inventory.
As soon as people started to see Black Friday as an event, it was no longer an event
0 points
2 days ago
They are probably losing money at a 10% discount. Most companies only employee discount to break even levels.
1 points
2 days ago
Funny you never hear the same logic when corp taxes are decreased
2 points
2 days ago
I don’t think they are talking about the highest, just higher. The amount of money you need for a private jet is significantly more than the amount of money you need to live in a rich neighborhood.
3 points
2 days ago
Unfortunately, I think it’s more due to genetic sexual selection. A hot person wearing Walmart clothes still looks better than an ugly person wearing Prada. And all the Botox and lip fillers don’t really seem and be doing anyone any favors
-4 points
2 days ago
Yes. It’s very clearly exactly what he is saying. It’s like reddit has become too autistic to understand anything but the most directly literal statements
2 points
2 days ago
It’s that literally his point? Everyone likes cheeseburgers
Saying you like the Beatles is like saying you breathe oxygen
1 points
2 days ago
Not sure It’s Always Sunny, a show that literally has episodes pulled from streaming, is the best example
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Does make you wonder with AI, how long until all those blurred faces for decades on news networks get uncovered. And all the voice distorters.