I wish we would tax the armies of Vancouver shoppers that pour over the bridges every day. It’s fucking ridiculous that they use those bridges, shop tax free, and vote against funding new interstate infrastructure.
jarmitage
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196 days. Took a quick two night trip with the wife over the weekend. Dinner the first night was a big trigger, but we managed to pass it.
The next day we spent wandering a tourist area and then finding somewhere for lunch. I’m sure you all can imagine how difficult that was. She is on the same sobriety break and we both kept being honest about wanting to ‘cheat’. But, we played the tape ahead and talked about how we like getting better sleep, less stress, etc, and we managed to pass it again. The mocktail options these days are more enjoyable than I’d expected.
And that’s exactly what is coming to the US, since they think workers rights and unions are the problem.
Kill Lincoln and We Are The Union are pretty solid.
I can confirm places like Texas and Florida have much worse auto loan rates due to higher delinquencies. Northern states have better rates.
One possible reason is we don’t salt our roads in winter. Salt causes tons of rust on vehicles, but here you’ll see 1990 Hondas still looking practically new. People seem to drive their beaters forever.
There was still a “Pop” aisle at my QFC until at least 2014.
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With Newfound Sway at City Hall, Portland’s Democratic Socialists Hope to Redefine the City’s Priorities
(www.portlandmercury.com)
Well ya see, if they have that dollar, then you don’t have that dollar.
Great piece. Tech unionization is certainly one of the few paths to fighting this situation. Not just for internal developments at tech companies, but also for solidarity outside of work in building local resilience and contributing to FOSS projects.
Ashburn at 4.8% tells me this includes data center traffic, as not many people live there but a shit ton of data centers do.
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