No.

Amazon is what it is because it creates an easier path for America to buy cheap, as Walmart and McDonald’s has done before to great microscopic economic success, due to the failures of our economic paradigm that shrinks wages and pushes manufacturing offshore for corporate profit.

We need higher wages, which create higher prices, which corrects for the misdeeds of our economic exploitation of foreign economies.

We have offloaded our economic burden onto other poorer nations, and that needs to stop. Pay a living wage and accept the higher cost at lower profits. Doing otherwise is an economic ouroboros that only swallows the easy part at the sake of the whole in the name of kicking an inflationary can down the road so that yachts can grow larger as the foundation of this country in undermined for icarian profits.

Fuck your CEO, pay us so they can pay us something and they can have less than everything, so they can keep from having nothing less than more than we can achieve through reluctant violence.

I think it was “in tow” I saw in second thought.

Aren’t there certain circumstances where you are suppose to write “in transit” on a vehicle? Like it is being towed somewhere without registration?

I seem to recall seeing something like that when a dealer or shop was moving vehicles elsewhere.

Terrible bank, like most that aren’t credit unions, they have over leveraged tens of billions against individual account balances and been a leaky sieve in tech security.

They also bought 2 hotdog factories to minimize the loss.

Costco does pay decent as well.

Could they do better? Yes, but they are pretty decent for employees and consumers.

Do you have any concept of manic winter cleaning? Have some ceviche or tacos with salsa and get productive, clean the house with a toothbrush or write your novel and accompanying screen play during those long winter months.

S.A.D. no more, geek on tomatoes and get shit done.

Tobacco takes about 90-120 days, tomato is 70-90 days.

Tomatoes also produce a large amount of seeds/fruit and are substantially easier to grow densely in a canopy with under hanging fruit.

The big ones you need a tow hitch. Govern yourself accordingly.

If we can farm nicotine with modified tomato plants… Can we grow cocaine tomatoes, which are easy as hell to grow? Asking for a friend.

Free college. Depending on where you live; better parking(purple heart), no property tax, unlimited handshakes, and the ability to stare into the middle distance and white-knuckle any moment you are left with your thoughts.

You just have to get fat enough that they can see how fat you are, on the news.

They come wrapped in the plate ffs.

And that’s how you learned the company Fleshlight has a hole in the back.

Predictions with hallucinations is exactly how an effective justice system works.

Got to add a Sylvia Plath novel and a handle of alcohol.

Yeah, they don’t like that one.

Forced reset triggers are illegal per ATF.

There are cranks that you can add to an AR-15 pattern rifle to make them into a Gatling type operation. I think some are “universal”, but are designed to work on the AR.

This is America, we have miniguns. Yes, they are $800,000 and there are only 12 that are civilian transferrable after a 9-18 month application process, but we have them.

Edit: I origionally said “gatling gun” and corrected it to “miniguns”. You can buy a gatling gun(hand crank) with only the standard background check in most states for like $5k, but the 12 miniguns need all the cost and hoops. Might as well add there is one mk19 40mm automatic grenade launcher for sale at around $500k; I have heard there are more than the one, but it wouldnt be more than 6.

We can admire aspects of bad people.

Gacey made some great burgers.

Market research indicates people wish to monitor their laundry cycles remotely, be alerted via notification when a cycle has completed, and schedule remote starting of cycles in exchange for all the data the machine can scrape from their local home network because they don’t understand why that is not desirable or that it is happening because companies bury their declarations of intent within a long legal document with tiny text that users avow to have read by clicking “accept” or “ok”.