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We split an account between 4 households, paying a quarter each. When the crackdown happened, 2 including my house cancelled and the 3rd paid for the extra user. So they halved their users from our account, but increased revenue anyway. Seems like a win for them.

My mother had breast cancer. I couldn't get a test to see if it was the inheritable one because then I would have to disclose it as pre-existing for the rest of my life. (For the record my mom took the genetic test and it was negative).

This is just one example.

What if in future, your insurance price depended on an inheritable diseases DNA clearance. You could refuse but then it would be $$$$$. What if my life insurance refused to pay upon my death because I had knowledge of a gene that causes cancer when I took out the policy?

PS not American.

Wow. Non American here. My kid regularly eats while I shop. I just bring empty packets to register for them to scan and they normally throw them out for me. No problem. Like zero problem.

I don't even think our police would show up if they were called. They take 3hrs to turn up to a home invasion, so I doubt they'd show up for a banana. This is a crazy level of policing.

We added some small wood pieces under the front feet to do this. Solved a lot of marriage problems with this one simple trick that actually works. Number 2 will shock you.

Is that what chemtrails is? Something the government sprays over citizens to control us?

I use it because it has what I want.

It has my local community group who discuss ideas and plan events. It has my mother's group who only use Facebook messenger to communicate. It has my extended family who live overseas. If I left and asked them to send me pictures I would only get a few a year, this way I see pics every week.

Do I hate the idea of it? Yes. Would I like to delete my account? Yes. Is the trade-off worth it for me to stay? Also yes.

Love takeoff. It's amazing when you really think about it.

Monthly account fee of $40, waived for on time payments.

Rigor mortise.

A postmortem change resulting in the stiffening of the body muscles.

Basically when you have been dead for a little while, you stay in the position you are in. So a seated dead body went stiff on the drive to the hospital and stayed in that position even when taken out of the car.

She could at least use wired headphones. Or is it one simple trick to stop people from calling you?

The picture is from Cathedral Cove, New Zealand.

It's a beautiful place to visit

I wish they wouldn't shine light on it

Might be a stupid idea, but maybe a cable that extends 12ft down and releases the object at ground level or close to, then retracts to the drone. Surely they have thought of this though

If you are actually interested there was movement, not sure if still going, a few years ago called financial independence. It was r/financialindependence. One of their influencers was Mr Money Moustache. You can look that up if you want

I assume it's a fee for early checkin at the beginning and late checkout at the end of the stay.

And now I know what rizz is short for! Never knew.

I'm cool, no one can tell me otherwise.

No Cairns is not a high risk area for bush fires (what we call wildfires). The heat this year might be horrible but fires shouldn't be an issue that far into the tropics on the coastline

Thanks so much. I'm going to check it out tomorrow

My kid goes to a lot of birthday parties. I could save a lot of time here.

Really? Can it integrate with Google drive? I might have to check this out.

I have to draw on pdfs (think, check things are correct, tick and cross things) and currently download from Google drive, use foxit, then reupload.

However foxit has commenced down the enshitification path (previously free features like pdf bookmarks now behind a pay wall), so I'm looking for alternatives.