If you’re not a criminal or insane person, you would understand regulations as something in service of the public.
But no.
If you’re not a criminal or insane person, you would understand regulations as something in service of the public.
But no.
Aw, man Harold Hunter..
Thanks for the memory jog..
The “Karen and Wendy” part is just perfection.
Utter perfection.
Yup, a hit-n-run.
I love this town for stuff like this.
Oh, and period-correct medicine too.
You just got owned, hard.
Time to take that loss..
And overweight. You forgot overweight.
Not necessarily. I booked business class for the first time in my life (when traveling for work I usually get business class tickets though), to have more space and not a seat right next to me.
It was considerably cheaper than business class tickets cost normally.
True.
Some call it ‘The Death Cult™’
Or charge more for tickets.
That compensation is usually dependent on quarterly returns, no?
Yes, but the chances of that happening are lower. And that’s the important part.
Totally. But it also means fewer newly infected people, thus less spread after the flight.
It makes sense.
And the air filters in planes are fairly good. Doesn’t eliminate the risk, at all, but it’s somewhere in the middle of risky behavior during this pandemic.
Quarterly returns.
Having 30% less people on board means your chances of catching the virus is quite a bit lower.
It does make a difference.
Imagine pushing autocratic governments and service dictators to sell more ads.
Nah, HDR will always look ugly.
They’re actively trying to kill people?