How else will he justify auctioning them off?

Meanwhile, the company has raked in record profits year after year, but nothing below C-suite and shareholder has seen a dime of it.

SLBM, technically. Submarine Launched Ballistic Missiles.

Just spit balling here, but they probably tune the AI for different thresholds between return and rent out so that they can rake in the damage fees for things that “weren’t there” during the first AI scan.

Between this and the EPA regulation rollbacks, were going to see a whole lot of bloody dead Americans.

Here’s the Wikipedia article on them: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/articles/Electrolyte

For simplicity’s sake, they are salts, acid, or bases that can suspend themselves in a polar liquid, like water, and can conduct electricity.

They help maintain the body’s ability to hydrate, and are critical in maintaining nerve and muscle functions, since they are electric tissues.

It’s also the main electrolyte ingredient in a few electrolyte drinks.

Wouldn’t be the first time, if true.

That and there have been companies that had good product, but then got bought out. Only afterwards, they reduce product quality to the point of being some of the worst on the market.

These vulture capitalists are hoping that the brand recognition of what was once a good product keeps the company afloat long enough for them to rot away and consume the company from the inside.

Good though they cut finding to that, too, then.

That sounds fairly well-rounded. How much of it is prepackaged vs prepared at home?

My other suggestion would be to make sure that laundry and bedding/linens are also getting cleaned regularly.

If it’s specific areas of your body that you perceive to smell bad, like the feet, it might be some sort of fungal infection.

What’s your diet like? Diet can affect your scent quite a bit.

Thankfully, most of that shit is still on magtape, so actually have to work for it.

And brain worms running the health department…

+10%

Unless you are Russia…

Weed be better off with a literal potato sitting in the oval office.

In a suit, of course…

Because their current competition, the USPS does so as a service that’s paid for by your tax dollars.

Once that goes away, or is sold off, none of them have the incentive to continue to do so.

And in the end they will all eventually collude on raising the process for all of their services, just like every other ‘not a monopoly’ corporate collective.

There would be no reason for them to keep a free service like that when they could charge the consumer for it instead.

No company in position to purchase the USPS would have any conviction to show goodwill towards their users. Only quarterly profits matter.

You assume that those would remain…