The only way to be smart about the lottery is to not play.
I don’t disagree, but I also thing playing the lottery once in a while is fine if you’re just doing it as a daydream or something. Back when I worked in an office, if the jackpot got high enough we’d do an office pool and everyone that wanted to would throw in 10 bucks or something. And I’ve also done the same myself for the above reason but I play at most once or so a year.
Even if you’re bad with money, take the lump sum and go get a fiduciary advisor to handle it and give you a regular payout. Being a fiduciary advisor is important since it means they are legally obligated to work to the benefit of your money, not lining their pockets. Using something like a trust is another good way to protect you from yourself.
Blah blah blah. Despite my original comment, I wasn’t looking to leave and was planning on returning, but I’m glad I left and I don’t want to go back after experiencing something better.
Keep looking for any excuse to not understand viewpoints you disagree with/reinforcing your existing beliefs, it really helps your (lack of) argumentation style.
But I’m done with this discussion, as it’s a waste of my time and energy. Good day.
Yeah, and if her wheels were like your argumentation, she wouldn’t make it to the end of the block.
Just because you don’t agree with people doesn’t make it insanity, and saying it does shows how small minded you are.
What’s your threshold of ‘in mass’? Because it was 1/9 recent college graduates working low wage jobs as of mid-2023.
In June 2023, about 11.2 percent of recent college graduates were working in low-wage jobs in the United States. This is a slight increase from June 2021, when 10.8 percent of recent college graduates were working low-wage jobs.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York classifies low-wage jobs as those that tend to pay around 25,000 U.S. dollars or less. Recent college graduates are defined as those aged 22 to 27 with a bachelor’s degree or higher and not enrolled in further study.
11% of recent graduates with degrees working low wage jobs feels like they’re actually working these roles en masse after all.
Uprooting your entire life, saying goodbye to all of your friends, family, community, home, all for the pursuit of some dollars, that’s insanity
Or, maybe they just hate their life/family/community and want to get out of a dead end town with no opportunities?
I moved 7 hours away for a job and I’ve never been happier. Met my chosen family and have made a decent life for myself.
Because if there’s one thing this world needs, it’s more MBAs to help keep making the world into the great place we currently know.
My honest opinion for kids graduating highschool and don’t know what to study in college, get all your gen eds at community college and transfer in once you know what you want to study.
That’s cute, but if people truly believed there was any doubt that he did it, there wouldn’t be the wave of support and enthusiasm he unwittingly created.
See, that’s where you’re wrong. If people doubt he killed the dude, he’s got support due to being martyred so the capital class has a scapegoat. If he killed the dude, he’s got support because he did what tons of us fantasize about when we get the bill for insurance and the bill from what they refused to cover.
No matter what side you fall on, short of deepthroating the boot, you’ve got reason to support him.
Give the NY prosecutor’s office all the benefit of the doubt you think they deserve. But the more you give, the less I expect you know of their history.
the prosecution has to make that proof.
Lol, Freudian slip. No, the prosecution has to show the evidence. But, based on the news we got about the officer that searched his bag, you’re probably right that they’re making evidence.
Occam’s razor
Ah yes, the old adage about how what I believe is the simplest answer, regardless of how many assumptions you have to make to make it work.
After all, what’s simpler than assuming that one specific person who only vaguely looks like the shooter in a city of millions only slightly changes their look before/after making a high profile assassination?
the sketchiness around his arrest is because the cops found him with a real time facial recognition tracking system they don’t want the public to know about.
And that would add more weight to the other user’s thought he got rolled by AI and the PD just ran with it
I understand why it’s not good that a paralegal made a mistake and overheard a privileged conversation
So do I, and it’s the same reason they lied about it: it wasn’t a mistake.
You’re also assuming people are considering Luigi and the shooter the same person. I don’t think Luigi shot Thompson, but I also don’t think the shooter’s actions are all that bad considering the state of our for profit suffering machine “healthcare” industry.
So there may not be a much doublethink as you think. Because its been fairly clear from the start that the evidence against Luigi is flimsy, and the tactics in use and ‘evidence’ provided by the police are suspect at the absolute best.
Well, let’s check in that Brian guy, he had a few gun seeds planted pretty successfully a while back.
It’s like the dumbest and laziest people set out to frame this guy
You’re assuming they actually understand proper data protection procedures. You have a very misplaced amount of faith in the knowledge of the average person. Plenty of people just expect stuff to work and are horrified when they realize they’re not.
I saw that all the time when I worked in mobile phone sales/support.
I’m kind of curious what the “if the glove doesn’t fit” moments will be
Just think of all the jobs they’ll create to clean up the puddles that trickle down their legs!