I’m imagining a mile long bathtub.
I’m imagining a mile long bathtub.
The barrier to entry is silly.
“Morty, you beat cancer then you went back to work at the carpet store!?”
Vibes
And bitching about a lack of opportunities in your hometown ignores thousands of years of human evolution. When resources became sparse we migrated, evolved, or died.
Learning to live as a stranger and reintegrate into a community is a fun experience for many of us though. When we have the flexibility to travel to work we gain a huge competitive advantage. I think OP brings up the most important point though, many people are too lazy or on cruise control to make themselves interesting.
Doing things slightly outside your comfort zone and outside your expertise makes you standout. Employers want to hire interesting people as well. It’s not “boot licking” to create a diverse portfolio of skills.
I picked up Portuguese as a hobby, then later in life my job had a business partner in Brazil, so they paid for me to take classes on company time, sent me to Brazil, then let me act as our liaison with them.
I didn’t do anything to hunt down money. I traveled for work and have never stopped learning. I never wanted to stay in my small town. This allowed me to create an interesting story and I rarely open at an interview with my qualifications, but they always remember who I am.
I think anyone not looking for reasons to be angry could read you were speaking about yourself, don’t mind them!
Better than me I was thinking they were showing an 180 degree angle and meant obtuse. Our biases are showing!
Plus, there is relatively little variation between all humans in their resting metabolism. We’re talking 600 calories from the slowest metabolisms to the fastest.
I’m with you, I’ll spend a lot more on a house or accept a lower paying job to avoid commuting.
This word sequence is like a brain rot of English. So many native speakers refuse to say, “I have seen.” It’s driving me bonkers.
Garmin Instincts are amazing. Looks like a dumb watch, has most smartwatch features, the 3 Solar version lasts 40 days between charges.
Reader mode in Firefox fixed it.
$85 for lunch wasn’t a hint?
Lol, I doubt it. I’m guessing 1,000-2,000 years.
It’s so gross to even care about someone’s past sexual encounters. He’s not a good guy, he’s a ‘good guy.’
I’ve heard the sales pitch, it’s a ponzi scheme with receipts. An open pyramid, so to speak. At best a volatile store of wealth.
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