3 whole chicken breasts feels like multiple dishes worth of food. I’d probably take it off the bill if nothing else.

Experts? What they hell do they know?

Everytime I see a VR video with floating hands and no arms it throws me off, but I’ve never gotten the chance to try a headset. Does your mind get used to it?

The problem with this being widely reported now is I’ve just stopped tipping on DoorDash, and I assume others have as well. No reason to tip $3 if it’s just replacing what they’d have been paid anyway.

Is it rude to be that guy and interrupt the spiel?

“the day rate offered was $300.” 

Liquor licenses are one of these weird things where you can’t hide behind corporate ownership. Just about every jurisdiction demands the background of everyone who ones more than a certain percentage of the entity, and they can’t have criminal records/credit problems/etc.

I agree, but when you start branding a method and trademarking its name, you open yourself up to claims like this. 

There’s no real argument for these people not to be independent contractors, they do the same work for multiple companies whenever they choose.

While there’s something to be said for patient autonomy, I do wonder if this could have been prevented by force feeding, as horrific as it is, and proper care.

I’m not convinced this isn’t satire. Their launch video showed people jumping straight upwards for about 3 seconds

I can’t understand how you could manage a place like that for 4 years and not feel guilty serving customers

Seemed to have zero impact on ride availability 

Yeah but a for-profit school is likely a commuter campus which is a very different experience than a small new england liberal arts school.

Took me a few paragraphs to realize we weren’t talking about giiardia

So it’s most likely Stratton Sclavos 

Sort of. We structured it as giveaways/contests, which increased visibility/engagement. But it’s tough to measure long term impact.

It won’t affect you if you’re a major influencer. It will make it harder for brands to find smaller influencers to reach out to. When I was doing marketing for a small food company, we’d look for people with around 10-40k followers and look at the ratio of likes to see how their content performed.

the northeast corridor is the last place that needs this. It has fast trains already.