Uhhhh minus the lead you almost had me interested to try it out.

Regular grocery store prices for spices can be stupid at times.

Elections?

"Christians, get out and vote, just this time. “You won’t have to do it anymore. Four more years, you know what, it will be fixed, it will be fine, you won’t have to vote anymore, my beautiful Christians.”

Really? That’s interesting, even rice and oats?

Edit: where I’m at for spices, you can get 3-4x the amount at Costco vs the grocery store, but on a budget like this you’d probably only get 1 a month while you built up the kitchen. I’ll check rice again next time I’m out but I swear it’s cheaper as well. Haven’t bought oats in awhile, but used to have them for breakfast daily (the basic quaker oats kind, not the expensive flavored sachets)

Edit: Also I’m annoyed that you can’t see Costco warehouse food prices online. You get the online/delivery prices which are raised making price shopping more difficult.

Ya, it’d be a lot of vegetarian meals. If you can get to something like a Sams Club or Costco (although that has it’s own cost) you could get things like eggs, rice, oats, and even some spices over a few months to get you going, really cheap compared to other places.

Even being able to get something like a bulk frozen blueberries to be your fruit for the month that you can put in the oatmeal for example would go a long way, but is probably too pricey if you’re buying it in small quantities.

Trying to do that at an expensive grocery store and no access to cheaper bulk pricing would make that less comfortable.

Is that amount for a family, cause I can definitely eat on $292 a month in a very expensive city. I’d need to make adjustments, but it’d easily be doable.

A Delaware judge recently invalidated the pay package, citing insufficient shareholder approval.

I don’t know if this is the article (its pay walled), or AI since it’s a summary, or maybe OP, but this is a terrible reporting of what happened.

The pay package was supposed to be independently created by the board, but it was found out that Elon had a heavy hand in proposing it, including the people helping him craft it. Now, I don’t think this is bad per say, but then the board was supposed to independently vet it, but the board wasn’t really deemed independent, and who they used had ties to Musk. Further, it wasn’t properly disclosed what involvement Musk had in crafting the package in the first place.

The failure to properly disclose all of this made the shareholder vote void. Had they disclosed it, and had it been approved, it would have been okay.

It had nothing to do with not having insufficient shareholder approval.

The drive was thrown out by his GF by mistake but at the time it was valued at 500k.

I can understand not having a lot of backups early on, but by the time it’s worth 500k, having it only on one hard drive was pretty negligent.

There are so many ways to back it up.

As a dev, this definitely triggered me a little.

$800 when I moved in, I was paying $900 when I moved out over a decade later, it then rented immediately for $1600 after I moved out, and around $2000 now.

Wages have not kept up with that.

Also what’s the worst case scenario if they’re wrong?

Long term, what you said sure… but short term, companies will collapse from the transition, jobs will be lost (even if they get replaced with green jobs), people will pay more from carbon taxes or other similar mechanisms, people will be forced to buy EVs that have in many cases become political, and actually are suitable for the vast majority of people today, if not EVs then were taking away cars to build public transportation which is taking ‘freedom’ away.

It’s not a simple thing to do what we need to do to solve the problem, it involves self sacrifice, and that’s something so many people are incapable of. See covid masking.

It’s easier to believe the scientists are lying to us and it’s a big conspiracy.

The science of how carbon dioxide in the air helps trap heat isn’t hard to understand or show in a small scale experiment.

It’s then not hard to understand how if it’s trapping heat, then things will get warmer overall and overall warmer things lead to things like ice melting.

It gets way more complex trying to model things like ice melt impacting ocean currents, but the basic understanding isn’t hard at all.

Then they’re allowed to legally move in, and vote, so not even for the lulz

We don’t want Florida.

As long as it’s not forced (truly voluntary with no punishment otherwise) it’s still not enslaving them.

I’m not saying it’s good, but the title has an agenda.

Edit: Actually, the POSTER has the agenda, not the article. OP used the world enslaves. The actual article title is ‘Essential’: nearly 800 incarcerated firefighters deployed as LA battles wildfires. This is why a lot of places have no editorializing the titles rules.

So I think enslaves is a bit much here.

This is a voluntary program, and I’m not getting the impression it’s the do this or we punish you voluntary either.

Meanwhile there are actual prisons that will force labor or severely punish you for refusing. That’s enslaved.

It’s also possible that the fire fighting is voluntary, but if not this, it would have been other mandatory slave work.

Yes there are slaves in prison, I’m just not entirely sure this specific circumstance is it. They are getting slaves wages though.

Andrew Tate just started his own political party… He’s following the roadmap

How long until the headline

Musk writes OP-ED supporting BRUV, only they can save the UK!

It’s all going to be healthcare / social safety nets, and it’s going to be dwarfed by the tax cuts Trump gives people.

Telecom’s shouldn’t own the service and the hardware either. Should all be MVN’s

They’ve sold 7 million cars. That’s a lot of cars.

Like I know ya’ll hate the dude but don’t go making shit up.